Frequently Asked Questions
CodeCamp is a 4-month, high-intensity bootcamp built to level you up from coder to career-ready pro.
This isn’t for absolute beginners. CodeCamp is designed for participants who have prior programming knowledge and are ready to get closer to their dream jobs.
The program is hybrid combining both online classes and occasional offline sessions where learners can collaborate with peers and industry experts. The pace is fast, the projects are real, and the focus is simple: helping you break into the industry with confidence, skills, and a portfolio that speaks louder than a CV.
Nope. CodeCamp isn’t built for absolute beginners. To thrive here, you’ll need to come in with some solid coding skills.
Before joining, you should be able to:
- Have a good understanding of at least one programming language (such as C++, JavaScript, Python, Java, C#, etc.)
- Be comfortable with problem-solving and logical thinking
- Be able to learn new concepts quickly and independently
This bootcamp moves at a fast pace and dives deep, so a strong foundation is non-negotiable. If you’re just getting started, no worries—spend some time building your basics first, then circle back when you’re ready to level up.
CodeCamp gives you 4 future-ready paths.
- WebCamp: Frontend Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.js, Next.js)
- ServerCamp: Backend Development (C#, ASP .NET, SQL)
- QACamp: Software Quality Assurance and Automation
- LogicCamp: Basic DSA (free with WebCamp & ServerCamp)
You can enroll in multiple tracks if you can manage the workload and parallel learning. However, as the courses are quite intensive, we would not recommend it.
LogicCamp is included with WebCamp and ServerCamp free of charge.
It is a paid program with different amounts for different paths. However, the LogicCamp track can be availed for free if you join WebCamp, ServerCamp or FullStackCamp.
Register through the website, take the selection exam, and if selected, pay the course fee to start your chosen path.
CodeCamp’s modality includes the following.
- Live online sessions through Google Meet
- Class recordings made available on Google Classroom
- 20+ hours of pre-recorded content for WebCamp and ServerCamp
- Online quizzes, assignments, and contests
- In-person sessions (CV writing, project showcase, etc.) for enhanced industry exposure
With a rigorous assessment process and intensive training, we’re confident that every graduate of CodeCamp is industry-ready.
- The Top 10 CodeCampers will land internship or full-time offers at AIT.
- All other successful graduates will receive referrals to partner companies, opening doors to exciting opportunities.
All students will join a Discord server for announcements, text support, and peer discussion. Google Classroom and a Facebook Group will be used for notices and resource sharing.
No problem—recordings will be uploaded to Google Classroom.
Yes, all graduates will receive a certificate of completion.
CodeCamp graduation is subject to receiving pass marks in all assignments, contests and exams.
You’ll work on real-world projects in your track and present them in a final showcase.
The program is designed to be manageable alongside studies or even a full-time job—but the workload will be intense. That’s how we make sure every graduate walks out future-ready.
Yes. You’ll receive training on CV writing, communication, interviews, and presentations. Our team will also conduct mock interviews to prepare you for the road ahead.
You’ll need a modern laptop or PC that can smoothly run programming tools, code editors, and video conferencing software. A stable internet connection is also required since the classes are online. If your computer is reasonably up to date and runs everyday applications without issues, it should be good enough for CodeCamp.