Questions worth asking before you enrol.

Each pathway states who it suits and who it does not, plus the prerequisite. If you are between two, speak to an advisor — a short conversation about your current level and target role settles it faster than a comparison table.

No. You do need the stated prerequisite for the pathway, which is usually working programming or data ability. The programs build on fundamentals rather than teaching them from zero.

We will say so rather than enrol you into something that will not work. Where a foundations step is needed first, we will tell you what it is.

Format, schedule, and time commitment are confirmed per program before you enrol. We publish those details once a cohort is confirmed rather than advertising a format we might change.

The missed-session policy is set out in the program terms you receive before enrolling, so you know the answer before you commit rather than after.

Your work is reviewed the way production code is reviewed: specific comments with the reasoning behind them, and a revision cycle so the feedback actually changes the work.

Yes. A single-topic intensive covers one language, framework, platform, or technique properly, with a project that proves you can use it. You do not have to buy a programme to close one gap.

Describe the role you are moving toward or the problem you keep hitting. The skills assessment exists to turn that into a specific syllabus — including telling you when the thing you asked for is not the thing you actually need.

Yes. The same teaching is delivered privately to a group and shaped around the systems that team actually works on.

The pathways assume working programming ability. If you are starting from zero we will say so rather than enrol you into something that will not work, and point you at what to cover first.

Pricing is confirmed per program, including what is and is not included and the payment terms. We publish a price once those details are final rather than advertising a figure that changes at the point of sale.

Cancellation and refund terms are provided in writing before you pay. Ask an advisor for the current terms for the program you are considering.

No program can promise that, and you should be cautious of any that does. What the Academy provides is practical capability and a project you can defend. What you do with it is yours.

No. Academy is a teaching practice and makes no employer introductions. Studying here gives you capability and a project you can defend — it does not give you an advantage in anyone's hiring process, including Seaggle's.

Certificate status is confirmed per program. In technical hiring, the project you can explain carries considerably more weight than a certificate, which is why the programs are built around producing one.

Your information is used to support your program and career preparation. Retention and deletion follow our published privacy notice, and you can request deletion by contacting us.

Where sessions are recorded, you are told in advance and the purpose and retention are set out in the program terms.