Beetroot Academy

One can code, or one can manage. Starting a tech career with development is not the only way to go. Our course will skill you in building teams, complex processes, and working with Agile and Scrum principles. You will learn to solve any work issues. On the course, you will be working on your own pet project. It will serve as an example of all the project life cycle stages. Upon the course, you will be well familiar with best practices and project management tools. As a result, you will gain sufficient knowledge to take a test and receive an international Scrum master certificate on Scrum.org.

Python is an interpreted programming language. The program is written in text form, and you can immediately run it and see the result. We will teach you the basics of programming and explain how to use frameworks. After the course, you’ll be able to write simple apps and programs in Python, design from scratch or extend the existing code base, test it, convey some refactoring, and optimizing. Python is like a medical university — we give you basic schooling, and you can choose the internship training.

You don’t necessarily need to write code to start a tech career — you can check it instead. The quality of a product and the success of the team lie on the shoulders of the tester. If you enjoy evaluating a product as a whole, you have critical thinking skills, and you’d like to fix errors — we’ve got a course for you. That is QA manual. Even without any technical training, you will acquire the necessary knowledge about the QA profession.

User Interface (UI) design is about what users see on their screens, and it's not just about the art. User Experience (UX) design concerns the flow of a product: what people can do with the app/website and how they go about getting things done. Make sure you are ready to become an engineer, not an artist. And we will make you sure to have a solid number of apps and websites to back up job applications.