Our aim is to train, support and provide opportunities for graduates to start working in technology and excel throughout their career. We do this by investing in our education and support to provide high calibre training and access to high performance insight.
By beginning your career in a technical field such as software, data or cloud (anything from software development, to test engineering to ServiceNow architecture) you’ll have the power to shape both your future and the world around you. It was developers that connected every mobile on the planet, that wrote the software that drives every Tesla, and that allowed the global financial markets to function from an iPhone. We can’t promise that you’ll do these things on Day 1, but you will learn how to over the two years.
To give you an idea of how much software has affected the world so far, consider the following:
Technology's impact will grow each year, exponentially in some places. If you would like to be part of it, please let us walk the path beside you.
You don’t need to have coded before you apply but we will ask you to do some coding during the assessment process in order to prove to us that you enjoy solving problems and that you know what the roles might involve. To learn more about a career in software, please see Resources on the About Us page.
A Problem Solver: logical, mathematical, scientific, philosophical, human….you name it;
A Good Communicator: this doesn’t mean charisma. You put effort into being understood;
Conscientious: you like doing great work for other people - a combination of ambition & niceness;
Curious: you’re interested in things - from coding to plants or languages to crypto.
Persistent: you don’t get fazed by problems. You know to break it down, not give up and learn.
Economic:
At least one of the following applies:
We do not accept applications from anyone who attended private school in the UK or abroad.
The economic criteria are used to assess those who attended secondary school in the UK. Applicants who were educated outside of the UK will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
Education:
Right to work in the UK:
You must have the right to work in the UK for at least 3 years after starting. Typically this means that the following applies:
Currently we cannot sponsor visas. Please get in touch if you think you may be eligible in a different way to what has been shown above.
To ace this stage please just read the Apply & Tips for detailed instructions. Most people fail this stage because they don't follow the simple tips.
As you progress, we’ll send detailed tips about how to ace Stage 2.
If we are uncertain about whether to progress you, we may ask you to take one extra step and complete a short problem solving test or another presentation.
Again, when you get here, we’ll send detailed tips about how to ace Stage 3.
The training will be predominantly online but we will also invite you to our London office at times (we will cover expenses) as face-to-face interactions are difficult to beat.
If the above hasn’t answered your questions, please drop us an email here
We love it when people take responsibility for their actions and development, so please complete the application form as well as you can. To do that you need to do the following.
Only 50% of candidates progress to Stage 2;
You don't need coding experience before applying.
If you have any questions, then drop us an email and ask us anything.
*Applications for October are now closed*