Seaggle Academy
Software Engineering
Build and explain a maintainable application or service.
Prerequisite: Basic programming for intermediate tracks
Fit
Who this suits — and who it does not
An honest answer here saves everyone time. If this is the wrong pathway for you, we would rather say so before you enrol.
This is built for you if
- You can write code but have not built something end to end
- Your experience is in one layer and you want to understand the whole path
- You need a portfolio project that survives technical questioning
Consider something else if
- You are looking for a first introduction to programming
- You want a framework tour rather than a working system
Outcomes
What you should be able to demonstrate
Written as capabilities you can show or explain, because that is what an interview actually tests.
- 01Build and deploy an application with authentication, persistence, and tests
- 02Explain your architecture, including the trade-offs you accepted
- 03Read and safely change code you did not write
- 04Use version control and code review the way a team actually does
Curriculum
The themes the pathway moves through
Sequenced in the order the work requires them. The week-by-week breakdown is confirmed with the program details before you enrol.
01
Application architecture
Structuring a system that can be changed later
02
Data and persistence
Modelling, querying, and migration
03
Interfaces and APIs
Contracts, versioning, and error handling
04
Testing
What to test, at which layer, and why
05
Delivery
CI/CD, environments, and reversible releases
06
Operating what you built
Logging, monitoring, and debugging in production
Project
What you build, and what you leave with
The project is the point. It is the thing you will be asked about in an interview.
Representative project
Full-stack product or operations platform
Build an application with real structure — authentication, persistence, tests, and a deployment — then be able to defend the architectural choices you made and the ones you rejected.
Representative example
Before you enrol
The details we confirm with you directly
These vary by cohort. Rather than publish figures that may change, we confirm them in writing before you commit anything.
Learning format
Confirmed with you before enrolment
Duration
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Weekly commitment
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Next cohort
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Price and payment terms
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Mentor
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Please note
Completing or purchasing an Academy program does not guarantee employment, an interview, a placement, an employer introduction, a salary, or a timeline.
Completing or purchasing an Academy program does not automatically qualify a person for the Talent Network. Talent Network eligibility requires a separate, independent role-aligned assessment.
Get in touch
Ask about the Software Engineering pathway
Tell us where you are technically and what you are aiming at. An advisor will confirm whether this pathway fits before anything else.
What happens next
- 1. We confirm we have received your inquiry.
- 2. An advisor reviews whether this pathway suits your current level and goal.
- 3. We arrange a short conversation, including a check against the prerequisite.
- 4. You receive the confirmed format, schedule, and price before any commitment.