A. This club will strengthen your programming skills, provide you an internship-like opportunity and help you gain experience in how software programs are made. It will also help you secure jobs and international scholarship opportunities easily.
A. Anyone interested in building software programs — high school students, fresh graduates, or experience seekers— can join. Basic knowledge of at least one programming language is recommended.
A. No, beginners are welcome. Basic knowledge in a programming language is required.
A. If you have a little-to-no experience in coding, it means you are a Beginner. If you have made simple software programs, it means you have Intermediate level of experience. If you have made large or real-life software programs, it means you have Advanced experience. Choose experience carefully in the form according to your level. Once submitted, there is no going back.
A. No, everything is handled virtually (online).
A. You can cancel your membership anytime by not paying the fee the following month.
A. If you plan to cancel your membership for the following month and your project is ongoing, you will have access to the club until your 1 month ends. So, you can complete you project in the remaining time. However, if your project is ongoing and you do not pay the fee when your previous month ends, you will not have access to the club anymore and you will be immediately removed from your group. So we suggest you not to cancel your membership if your project is ongoing.
A. The membership fee is non-refundable.
A. You can rejoin the club anytime.
A. Yes. You will remain as a subscriber to the club and will be charged monthly.
A. Yes, you can leave the club only after getting a Certificate of Completion. Do not pay the fee for the following month.
A. You can leave the club before the duration of Certificate of Completion, however, you will not get a Certificate of Internship.
A. No. You will not get a Certificate of Leaving if you leave the club immediately after getting a Certificate of Completion.
A. You will only get a Certificate of Leaving after rejoining the club.
A. You will get your certificate through email.
A. After submitting the form, if your identical profiles are not found, you will be contacted immediately. In that case, you will have to carry on with your project yourself. You are asked to contact your tutor for guidance in language help channels using private threads.
A. If you need a member in your team, message using private threads in find-teammates. Use the format indicated there.
A. You are advised to immediately contact your tutor in your language help channels using private threads. We’ll review the situation and, if necessary, reassign you to a new team.
A. Projects start from beginner-level (like calculators or to-do lists) to advanced (like full software or APIs). Each is designed to simulate real-world programming experience.
A. Yes. After completing assigned projects, you can propose your own idea for tutor approval.
A. You cannot withdraw from a project. You will have to complete a project and wait for your tutor's approval.
A. You will be assigned a tutor by us once you find teammates.
A. No, 1-1 coaching is not available. If, in case, you do not find any teammates, your tutor will guide you through your whole project.
A. In case of any emergency, you are asked to contact your tutor in language help channel using private threads.
A. GitHub is a platform to store and collaborate on code. Your team will use GitHub to upload project files, track progress, review code and get feedback from your tutor.
Q. Where will I code?
A. You will code in Visual Studio Code. Once you join GitHub repository, you will need to connect your project to Visual Studio Code. The whole process of onboarding is mentioned in Student Dashboard page.
A. You are advised to contact your tutor immediately either in Discord language help channel or GitHub 'Issue' section.
A. You are advised to immediately contact admin in Contact page.