The questions parents actually ask.
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Answers.
Every answer below is the same one we give in person. Nothing is a placeholder for a sales conversation.
Ask the next oneDo I have to be good at basketball to apply?+
No. You have to be willing to work. Players arrive at every level, and the intake assessment exists to place you honestly rather than to judge you.
What if I have never written a line of code?+
That is the expected starting point. The Full Stack track assumes nothing and builds from how a browser and a server actually talk to each other.
How does the week actually split?+
Roughly six hours on court and six in the classroom, fixed together in one timetable. Neither half is allowed to eat the other.
Is the technology track open to non-athletes?+
Speak to admissions. Places are prioritised for enrolled athletes, but the classroom has limited seats for local students.
What does it cost?+
See the pricing page for the current terms. Court-only and court-plus-classroom options are priced differently, and no athlete has ever lost a place over an unpaid balance without a conversation first.
Do you help with college recruitment?+
Yes, and it starts with academics. Eligibility, transcripts, film, and exposure are handled in the same cycle as training.
What ages do you take?+
From 8 upward, across four pathway stages. The Elite stage is 18 and over.
Can parents watch a session?+
Yes. Every family is invited to see a session before they commit to anything, and to the review conversations that follow.
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