We have no classrooms and no teachers. Our students learn as real developers do: by coding and collaborating. They spend almost the entire day meeting, collaborating, and getting support from fellow students from around the world.

All our school's interactions are 100% remote and happen with people from all over the globe. Our students leave Microverse fully prepared to join remote and diverse global teams. In fact, over 80% of our alums are working remotely today.

Our full-time program is also much more intense and rigorous than most other schools. Students spend 8-10 hours a day, five days a week learning challenging material and following a holistic, deadline-driven curriculum that continuously pushes them outside of their comfort zone.

We charge zero upfront, and students only pay tuition if they get a job at the end. We don't get paid unless they do, too. Thus, we craft every lesson, project, and activity with one thing in mind: to help our students get a great job in software development.

We know the Microverse-way is not for everyone. That's why we only accept self-driven learners with a growth mindset and excellent collaboration skills who are ready to commit to this 12-month, life-changing journey.

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