You're likely a fit if...
- No computer science degree.
- Ready to commit to structured learning.
- Want portfolio projects, not theory alone.
- Want AI in your developer workflow from day one.
Learn the skills, build the portfolio, and complete the mentored work experience to start moving toward your first developer role.
Built for motivated beginners, career changers, and self-taught developers.
Full stack, advanced full stack, then mentored in-work learning.
12 weeks building the foundations of modern full stack development.
10 weeks connecting front end, back end, data, deployment, and testing.
10 weeks working in a partner environment on projects being shipped.
Salary ranges vary by region, employer, and experience. These bands are indicative NZ market ranges.
Contributes features, fixes bugs, and learns production team workflows.
Owns fuller features and works across front end, back end, and product.
Leads delivery, improves systems, and mentors other developers.
Employers don’t hire certificates. They hire proven experience.
Deployed apps and technical stories that a hiring manager can inspect.
Work directly in partner environments on projects they are actually shipping.
Micro-credentials, diploma options, and funding conversations in one place.
CV, interview, portfolio, networking, and job-search support tied to the projects built.
You build real projects, get mentor feedback, and turn your work into a stronger employment story.
“I had tried tutorials before, but the mentor feedback showed me how to think like a developer.”
Career changer → Junior Developer
“The project work gave me something concrete to discuss when employers asked what I could build.”
Self-taught developer → Software role
“The in-work learning experience helped me understand how teams actually ship software.”
Graduate → Product engineering pathway
Get the curriculum, time commitment, funding options, credential pathway, upcoming intakes, and portfolio outcomes.
Quick answers before you request the guide.
No. The pathway is designed for motivated beginners, career changers, and self-taught developers who want structure and mentor feedback.
Yes. The pathway can connect to micro-credential and diploma options. An advisor can confirm the current credential route and eligibility.
You work directly in a partner environment on projects they are actually shipping, building portfolio evidence, mentor-reviewed experience, and networking opportunities for your next developer role.
Funding and payment options depend on eligibility and programme pathway. The guide explains the options and what to check before enrolling.