This program is designed for people who are serious about building something with the help of AI - a new career, a better role, or a product they have been trying to make happen.

The goal is not only to teach you how to prompt or use AI as autocomplete. The goal is to train you to become an AI-enabled developer who can:

• Build usable software products

• Use AI across the development workflow

• Support coding, testing, documentation and automation with AI

• have technical judgment and clear communication skills

• Create new or join existing teams and start contributing with confidence and creativity

For early-career professionals and STEM graduates, the program will help you build the baseline skills needed for junior-level developer roles.

For working professionals, the course adds AI and software development capability to your existing experience making you more relevant in the market

For career switchers, technical project managers, product owners, business analysts, and other professionals with basic coding knowledge or a technical background who want to move into a hands-on developer role.

For mid-level professionals or people already close to tech, the program supports a move toward more advanced AI-enabled roles, such as AI product builder, AI solutions developer, or eventually AI architect-type roles within your domain.

This program is designed for people who already have some professional, academic, technical, or semi-technical foundation and want to become relevant and competitive in the AI market.

You may be a strong fit for this program if you:

No prior professional coding experience is required to apply. However, applicants with basic programming familiarity, especially in Python, JavaScript, or SQL, may move faster in the early parts of the program. Advanced Python, JavaScript, or SQL is not required.

This program may not be the right fit if you are:

On exit, graduates are expected to be AI-enabled full-stack developers who can build and deploy AI-powered web applications and use AI coding tools as part of a professional workflow.

This means you should be able to:

The realistic exit level is Junior to Associate, depending on your prior experience.

The program is fully remote and designed around the US Eastern Time zone. Live sessions, standups, tutorials, and Q&A sessions will be scheduled within the Eastern Time window.

Applicants outside the US are welcome to apply as long as they can adjust to the program schedule and consistently attend the required live sessions.

The program runs for 12 weeks and is designed as a full-time, intensive training experience. Learners should expect to commit around 40-50+ hours per week across live sessions, guided build blocks, independent challenge work, project submissions, and presentations.

This is not a part-time evening course. It is built for people who can give the program serious attention for 12 weeks, whether they are between jobs, on a career break, or have employer support to train full-time.

All times are planned around US Eastern Time. Weekday sessions will generally run within the 9:00 AM-4:00 PM ET window.

Here's what a typical project week could look like:

Program fee: $3,500

The program fee covers the full 12-week training experience.

The cost helps cover the training team, live instruction, tutor support, project review, learning operations, platform/community support, and the delivery structure needed to run an intensive cohort.

The fee covers measurable program components, including:

A payment plan is available over the 3-month training period. Installments must be completed within the program duration.

A deposit is required to confirm your place.

The program is fully remote. Instruction, support, and community interaction happen online through live sessions, project work, and async support.

The delivery model includes:

The program also includes exposure to industry practice through guest talks, expert sessions, and project feedback opportunities.

This may include:

These sessions are designed to help learners connect what they are building in the program with how AI-enabled development is actually used in the market.

The program focuses on practical tools and workflows that are relevant to AI-enabled full-stack development today.

The exact tools may be updated as the market changes, but the learning areas will stay focused on building real products, integrating AI, and using professional development workflows.

By the end of the program, learners will have practical exposure to:

The program also supports workplace readiness through:

Admission to the program is competitive. The process is designed to make sure each learner is ready for the pace, commitment, and expectations of the training.

Learners are supported throughout the 12 weeks through:

Our Technical Advisory Committee and Board Member is composed of AI professionals and individuals contributing to international-level tech curriculums. These experts ensure our training programs are cutting-edge, relevant, and aligned with global industry standards.

Their guidance and oversight help us maintain the highest quality of education and professional development for our trainees, preparing them to excel in a competitive international job market.

GitLab Foundation collaborates closely with 10 Academy, catalyzing change in job training and placement. They invest strategically, create efficiencies in labor markets, and promote collective action, focusing on empowering individuals and families below a living wage, particularly disadvantaged groups.

Schmidt Futures takes a multi-faceted approach to driving innovation, spanning education, technology, and tackling global challenges. Through philanthropy and cutting-edge technology solutions, we jointly create lasting impacts in these critical areas. The Hopper-Dean Foundation, led by Jeff Dean, Chief Scientist at Google, aligns with 10 Academy's mission to advance STEM education globally. Emergent Ventures at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University connects academic learning with real-world practice, reflecting a shared commitment to nurturing future tech leaders.

Other partners & supporters include Algorand, Pivot Bio, Canva, Amazon, Replit, intel, Datacamp, Ashesi University, and others.

Our alumni are placed in different jobs around the world, contributing to diverse industries and communities. They play a significant role in giving back to their communities by sharing knowledge, mentoring new trainees, and participating in various initiatives that drive local and global impact.

Their achievements and continued involvement with 10 Academy underscore the effectiveness of our training programs and the strong network of support that extends beyond graduation. Our alumni embody the global reach and impact of 10 Academy, demonstrating excellence and leadership in their respective fields while fostering a culture of continuous learning and community contribution.

Discover the remarkable journeys of 10 academy's alumni as they pave their paths to success in prestigious positions and impactful roles around the globe.