Not every programme goes through a company. Many of the people I train are professionals adding a skill to their existing work, or people changing career who need solid foundations within a reasonable timeframe.
I am glad to work with one person alone: content and pace are then calibrated entirely around them. If you are already a group it works just as well, with the added benefit of discussion. Either way the programme adapts to concrete goals: a portfolio to build, a site to manage, an interview to prepare for.
Sessions run on site in Reggio Emilia or online, at agreed times. People already in work usually choose evenings or weekends.
Content and pace built around one person and the goals they actually have. The fastest format.
If you are already a group that works just as well: lower cost and the benefit of working alongside people facing the same problems.
Sessions agreed together, including evenings and weekends for people already in work.
Materials, exercises and recordings stay available after the programme ends.
24 hours
Web & Frontend32 hours
Web & Frontend24 hours
Design & UX/UI20 hours
Design & UX/UI20 hours
Design & UX/UI16 hours
Digital Marketing24 hours
Digital Marketing12 hours
Digital Marketing20 hours
AI & Automation16 hours
AI & Automation20 hours
AI & Automation20 hours
AI & Automation16 hours
Digital Projects20 hours
Yes, and it is one of the formats I use most often. Content, pace and practical cases are calibrated on your goals.
Most of them are. Web design, SEO, artificial intelligence, digital marketing and Design Thinking require no prerequisites. JavaScript and advanced prompt engineering assume some grounding, stated on the course page.
Yes, every course is available live online. For anyone nearby the classroom in Reggio Emilia is still the better option, especially for the more hands-on programmes.
Yes, times are agreed together. People already in work usually choose evenings or weekends.