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We offer a broad curriculum where you will learn all about HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Databases, Security, APIs, and how to build cutting-edge web applications using popular frameworks and libraries. Our academy aims to ensure that you will be hired as a junior developer within 3 months of graduation. In the unlikely case that you are not hired within this timeframe, we waive your tuition fee.
All you have to do is pay an admission fee of €800 and your future employer will pay the tuition fee of €11520. Previous technical experience is not needed to join the academy. However, applicants must pass a technical exam and an interview to be accepted.
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| 26 Jan 2020 | 2 Apr 2020 | Already Full 🤓 |
| 16 Feb 2020 | 23 Apr 2020 | Already Full 🤓 |
| 8 Mar 2020 | 14 May 2020 | Already Full 🤓 |
| 29 Mar 2020 | 4 Jun 2020 | |
| 19 Apr 2020 | 25 Jun 2020 |
Codaisseur is a proud partner of the Start&Code Program founded by INCO in 2015. The program is financially supported by the JP Morgan Chase Foundation.
In 2019, INCO Academy made 53 scholarships available to students with a non-conventional background. Each scholarship covered the admission fee.
Once accepted into the Codaisseur Academy, candidates are automatically considered for the scholarship if they qualify.
Our admissions process involves an exam and an interview (face to face or via Skype/Google Hangouts when you live abroad) that you'll have to pass to be accepted into our academy. During the interview, we will assess whether you are a fit for the Academy.
No technical background is required. We believe that a strong motivation and dedication are the biggest drivers for success and that by selecting ambitious students, the overall level of our academy improves.
All of our classes are taught in English. You should be able to effortlessly participate in both technical and non-technical conversations and read and understand technical materials.
Dutch proficiency is nice to have, but not required.
We teach you the latest and greatest technologies most senior developers have not even worked with yet – or at least not as intensively as you will during the academy. We aim to teach you technologies, tools, and approaches that development teams around the world are looking to implement, but sometimes might just lack experience or capacity for. As a new developer on the team, you will bring both these things to the table.
These are the technologies & tools we teach:
HTML5 & Git
HTML is the most basic building block of the Web. It defines the meaning and structure of web content.
Git is a version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. Learning Git means you can start collaborating with your classmates and developers from day 1.
Functional Javascript & Servers
Modern and functional Javascript means writing algorithms using pure functions and immutable data to ensure there are no side effects in your code. No side effects equals fewer bugs.
CSS & RWD
CSS and RWD (Responsive Web Development) will teach you how to style the web pages and applications that you create, taking into account different screen sizes.
React with Redux
React allows us to build next-generation web applications. Advanced single-page front-end applications are in high demand these days and you will learn how to build them, as well as manage the data flow with Redux.
Native iOS & Android Apps with React
Web development? What about App development? Learn to use your React skills to build not only web apps, but (native) mobile apps as well!
SQL Databases & ORM
Manage your database like a pro! Learn to store, organize, retrieve, and aggregate data from the most advanced types of relational databases used in the industry.
Test Driven Development
Learn to write code to automate testing your code. This helps speed up your development. Professional codebases are fully tested, allowing for rapid feature development and refactoring without having to worry about unexpectedly breaking things.
Building APIs
APIs play a big role in web development. Providing programmatic interfaces to applications allows for communication between them. Build your first server using Express.js.
Full-throttle with Fullstack
Quickly master a fully-featured modern web application with an SPA client, a service-oriented data API, and a persistent PostgreSQL database. Start making real full-stack apps right away to gain total expertise of how real products work today.
Realtime Multiplayer Games with WebSockets
Realtime web applications allow us to build intuitive applications, advanced functionality, and... multiplayer games!
Our full academy is spread over 11 weeks. We have six lecture weeks, three group project weeks, and two individual assignment weeks.
Here you can see a detailed rundown of our latest curriculum.
We always make sure to have plenty of coffee ready ☕️
Meet Adam Belton
JavaScript Developer @ FoleonIs the Academy Program graded?
Not in the traditional sense. Whilst group work and collaboration are fundamental aspects of the program, you are evaluated throughout the Academy by way of individual assignments. These individual assignments help us to assess how well you are grasping the material being taught.
Throughout the Academy Program, you will be evaluated no less than two (2) times:
An interim evaluation will be conducted within the first half of the Academy program. If your level and/or progress in the opinion of the teacher is insufficient or seriously lagging compared to the rest of the class, you will be informed, with further discussion regarding points to improve on. Should a subsequent evaluation determine no or unsatisfactory improvement, this may be grounds for removal from the Academy Program.
In week seven (7), there will be a final evaluation to assess your overall results in the Academy Program. Results from the evaluation will determine if you graduate from the program.
Any time after the interim evaluation and before the final evaluation, we may run spot evaluations if we have concerns about your progress.
When do you need to pay the admission fee?
As soon as you sign your contract, you will receive an invoice for the €800 admission fee. This fee is paid in principle by the Student, unless covered otherwise (e.g. through our scholarship program). The admission fee is due within 14 days of signing the training contract or before your respective Academy starting date (whichever date comes first).
How do I apply?
First things first, you need to actually sign up, basically create an account on the Codaisseur website. Use a regular email/password combination and confirm your account via email. Note that you can abandon the enrolment process at any time, no strings attached.
What salary can I expect?
Salaries for your first contract range on average between €2,300 and €2,400 bruto. On top of that, your employer(s) pays off your training directly to Codaisseur. In situations where the employer is not paying for your training, the average salary is between €2,500 and €2,600 bruto.
