We teach automation and bot development through hands-on projects. Not theory. Not fluff. Just practical coding that solves actual business problems.
Our next cohort starts September 2025. You'll spend six months building tools that businesses need right now.
Apply for September Intake
Most coding courses throw theory at you and call it a day. We do things differently. You'll work on real client projects from week three onwards.
You'll build actual automation tools for Australian small businesses. Real deadlines. Real feedback. Real portfolio pieces that matter when you're job hunting.
Our developers review your code weekly. They've built systems for retail, healthcare, and logistics companies. They know what works in production environments.
Study evenings and weekends. Most students keep their day jobs while learning. You'll need about 15 hours weekly to stay on track with coursework and projects.
Variables, loops, functions. Then we move to file handling and basic automation. First project: a data scraper that pulls pricing information from competitor websites.
Build chatbots and automated responders. You'll work with APIs from platforms like Slack and Discord. Second project: a customer service bot for a local retailer.
SQL queries, database design, data validation. Third project: inventory management system with automated reorder alerts for an actual client.
Get your tools running on cloud platforms. Set up monitoring. Handle errors properly. Final project: deploy everything you've built and maintain it for four weeks.
We track what happens to graduates. Some find jobs. Some freelance. Some build tools for their current employers. Results vary based on effort and existing skills.
Works in logistics automation
I finished the program in February 2024. Spent three months applying for jobs while freelancing on small automation projects. Got hired by a Brisbane logistics company in May.
Still use the database techniques from the course. The deployment section prepared me for actual production work better than I expected.
Freelance developer
Graduated July 2024. Started freelancing immediately because I already had a few potential clients lined up. Built inventory systems and scheduling bots for cafes around Gold Coast.
The client project experience helped a lot. I knew how to scope work properly and set realistic timelines. Income is inconsistent but growing steadily.
We're accepting applications through June. Space is limited to maintain the mentor-to-student ratio that makes the program work.
September 15, 2025
24 Weeks
Max 18 Students
You'll need a laptop and about 15 hours weekly. No previous coding experience required, but you should be comfortable learning technical concepts independently.