01 / Admissions

Admission is a short assessment and one conversation.

We admit people who can commit about 18 hours a week for 24 weeks and can install a code editor on their own machine. No prior degree is required. The assessment and the interview decide fit, and both are read by the instructor who will lead your cohort.

  1. 01

    Requirements

    A computer you control, a stable connection, and permission to install a code editor, Git and a terminal. Enough English to read documentation. Roughly 18 hours a week, including one live session.

  2. 02

    Assessment

    A take-home task of about 90 minutes: a small programming exercise plus three short written answers. It checks reasoning and clarity, not memorised syntax. You may use documentation.

  3. 03

    Interview

    A 30 minute call. We walk through your assessment answers, talk about your weekly schedule, and explain how written code reviews work in each project.

  4. 04

    Fit and decision

    You get a yes or no within three working days, with a short reason either way. A yes reserves a seat once the deposit is paid. Seats are limited and released in order of confirmation.

When this course is a poor fit

If you cannot attend the live review session or cannot protect the weekly study time, the project-based format will not work for you. We also turn down applicants who want a certificate without submitting work for review. Hiring decisions always stay with employers; we do not promise placement.

Tuition is UAH 48,000 with a UAH 4,000 deposit and two installments. Dates and seat counts are on the cohort dates and tuition list.

03 / Admissions

What we ask for before day one

Three baseline requirements. None of them is a diploma.

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  1. 01

    Weekly commitment

    Plan for 18 to 22 hours a week across lessons, project work and revision after written review. Learners who drop under 12 hours usually fall behind by the second project.

    Required

  2. 02

    A computer you can code on

    Any laptop or desktop running Windows, macOS or Linux, with a stable connection for live sessions and for pushing work to a repository. A second monitor helps but is not needed.

    Required

  3. 03

    No prior degree

    No computer science diploma or previous IT job is expected. A short assessment and an interview decide fit, and both are free.

    Waived

Basic English reading is assumed, since most documentation and review comments arrive in English.

Ready to check dates and tuition? See the cohort schedule, then send the form on this page.

04 / Enrollment

Cohort 11 starts 6 October 2025

Eighteen seats, one fixed schedule, and a review calendar that does not move. Applications close 29 September, or earlier if the group fills.

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Start date
6 October 2025
Weekly commitment
12 hours: Tuesday and Thursday evenings, Saturday workshop
Seats remaining
17 of 18 Counted 3 September 2025
Tuition
UAH 48,000
Deposit to reserve a seat
UAH 4,000, deducted from the total
Installments
Two payments of UAH 22,000, due before week 6 and week 12
Included
Four portfolio projects, written line-level code reviews, CV and interview preparation
Not included
Laptop, internet access, and any guarantee of employment. Hiring decisions stay with employers.

04 / Application

Apply for the next cohort

A short assessment and an interview decide fit. No prior degree is required. Tell us which track you want and what you plan to build.

Reply time
2 working days
Assessment
40 minutes online
Questions
contact@nylquos.com

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