Frequently 
Asked Questions

The bootcamps are not assigned formal credit, nor do they confer a qualification accredited by any framework. However, you will receive a digital certificate of completion from HyperionDev in partnership with the University of Cape Town once you complete the bootcamp.

Standard Bootcamps
Part-time learners should expect to commit an estimated 10–20 hours per week and complete the bootcamp in around six months—ideal for balancing work or other commitments. Full-time learners can complete it in three months with an estimated 35-40-hour weekly commitment. Flexible timelines allow for extensions if needed.

Immersive Bootcamps
Part-time learners should plan for an estimated 10–20 hours per week over approximately twelve months. Full-time learners can complete the programme in around six months with an estimated 35-40-hour weekly commitment. Flexible timelines allow for extensions if needed.

The aim is to make quality education achievable for everyone, so feel free to reach out to our admissions team for personalised guidance on pricing and payment options. Additionally, you can refer to the courses page for the cost of each bootcamp.

For the bootcamps, you will need a reliable internet connection and a computer or laptop capable of running the necessary software for coding. However, don’t worry if you lack prior coding experience or a technical background. Many participants successfully transition to tech careers after completing a bootcamp, regardless of their starting point. The bootcamps are designed to accommodate beginners, providing comprehensive support and guidance. All you need is discipline, persistence, and a willingness to work hard and learn to code.

Apply online by submitting a short application and registration form. After that, you can complete payment or schedule a call with admissions to discuss your options.

Yes. You'll have the opportunity to engage with fellow bootcamp students through our dedicated online platform. Utilise forums and join discussions on relevant topics to connect with your peers, share insights, and collaborate on projects.

If you miss the registration deadline, don't worry. Each bootcamp starts new cohorts monthly, so you can easily join the next one.

For full details on refunds and deferrals, view our policy here.

You’ll get ongoing support from experienced mentors who can answer questions, review your work, and help you apply new concepts as you progress. The learning experience includes structured guidance, regular check-ins, and detailed task feedback to help you stay on track. You won’t be left to figure things out alone. Every part of the programme is designed to help you build confidence and make steady progress.

Our Career Services team is carrying out a 30-day post-bootcamp programme. This programme offers invaluable support in CV building, interview preparation, and job placement assistance to ensure your smooth transition into the tech industry. Notably, bootcamp participants have experienced a twofold increase in their monthly salary, underscoring the robust demand for software developers globally and their remarkable negotiating power.

Full-stack web development is a fast-paced, ever-evolving field focused on designing, building, and maintaining both the front-end and back-end of applications. This means you’ll gain the skills to become a versatile, in-demand developer.

No prior experience is required. You’ll start with the basics and build your skills step by step, with plenty of support along the way.

This bootcamp does not carry formal academic credit, but you'll earn a university-backed certificate, which is widely valued by employers and can strengthen your path into a web development career.

Part-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 10–20 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately six months. This option is ideal if you are balancing your studies with work or other commitments. Full-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 35–40 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately three months. Our online bootcamps are designed to be flexible. If you need additional time, you may have the option to extend your bootcamp duration.

You’ll need a computer with a stable internet connection. We’ll let you know if any specific tools or software are required before you start.

Life happens, and we get that. View our refund and deferral policy or contact admissions to discuss your options.

Whether you’re stepping into your first leadership role or looking to sharpen your management skills in your current role, this bootcamp offers practical training to help you lead with confidence. Still unsure? Book a call with our admissions team, and we’ll help you figure it out.

Not at all. You’ll start with the fundamentals and build your confidence as you go, developing real-world leadership skills with hands-on support at every stage.

This bootcamp does not carry formal academic credit, but you'll earn a certificate of completion from the University of Cape Town, which is widely valued by employers and can strengthen your path into a leadership and management role.

Part-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 10–20 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately six months. This option is ideal if you are balancing your studies with work or other commitments. Full-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 35–40 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately three months. Our online bootcamps are designed to be flexible. If you need additional time, you may have the option to extend your bootcamp duration.

You’ll need a computer with a stable internet connection. We’ll let you know if any specific tools or software are required before you start.

Life happens, and we get that. View our refund and deferral policy or contact admissions to discuss your options.

Whether you’re new to tech or already working in IT, this bootcamp gives you the practical skills to break into web development or advance your current career. Still unsure? Book a call with the Admissions Team, and we’ll help you figure it out.

No prior experience is required. You’ll start with the basics and build your skills step by step, with plenty of support along the way.

This bootcamp does not carry formal academic credit, but you'll earn a university-backed certificate, which is widely valued by employers and can strengthen your path into a web development career.

Part-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 10–20 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately six months. This option is ideal if you are balancing your studies with work or other commitments. Full-time learners should plan to dedicate an estimated 35–40 hours per week to complete the bootcamp in approximately three months. Our online bootcamps are designed to be flexible. If you need additional time, you may have the option to extend your bootcamp duration.

You’ll need a computer with a stable internet connection. We’ll let you know if any specific tools or software are required before you start.

Life happens, and we get that. View our refund and deferral policy or contact admissions to discuss your options.