Programmes

Three tracks, same foundation. Pick by how much time and support you want.

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Group cohort

Three Saturdays, run as a cohort
  • Three Saturday sessions, in person
  • Programme delivery is free; the contribution covers the venue, refreshments and logistics
  • Develop and deploy a working product of your own
  • Pitch practice and the UK funding routes
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Apprenticeship

Three months
  • Training first, then assigned project work
  • Genuine project work you can show
  • CV, LinkedIn and portfolio built as you go
  • Turn your idea into a business
  • Funding applications, and where to apply
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How the cohort runs

Three stages, across the Saturdays.

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01

Find your edge

Find where your existing skills already fit in tech, and what they could become as an idea.

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02

Develop it

Shape your ideas into products with free, modern AI tools and agentic development in VS Code, Antigravity, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and lots more.

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03

Deploy and pitch

Develop and deploy intelligent applications, then learn to present yours as a business idea.

What it covers

The training runs on your own idea from the first session onwards.

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Skills check-in

What you are already good at, and how that shapes into a tech idea worth building.

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The fields open to you

Which roles are hiring, what each one asks of you, and which ones fit what you already have.

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Blueprinting with agentic AI

Turning a rough idea into a brief the tools can work from, then pressure-testing it.

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Hands on, through to deployed

Agentic development in VS Code, Antigravity, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and lots more, then putting what you build online.

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Pitching, and the funding routes

How to shape a pitch and deliver it, then a session on what UK tech startups can apply for.

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CV, portfolio and LinkedIn

Rebuilt around the work you produce on the programme.

Inside the apprenticeship

Three months, in two halves. You finish with a documented record of professional work.

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Trained

The full toolkit first, so you can work without hand-holding.

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Assigned real projects

Briefs with deadlines. Everything you ship goes into your portfolio.

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Positioned

Brought in line with the projects you deliver during the placement.

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Your idea, developed

Take a project of your own from concept to something you can show.

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Funding routes

Which grants and schemes fit your idea, and how to approach them.

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Applications, supported

Direct help drafting and submitting your applications.

Book your place

The group cohort is booked through Eventbrite. The intensive and the apprenticeship are arranged directly over WhatsApp.

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