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Since 2017, Codetrain has trained 700+ developers — with graduates at Microsoft, Andela, mPharma, Hubtel, and companies in Germany, the UK, the US, Kenya, and Canada.
Starting from zero, already a developer, a busy professional, or a parent — there's a Codetrain course built for you.
From zero to building and shipping AI-powered software products. Three milestone-gated phases: master full-stack development, integrate AI into real products, then deploy a production AI system with real users — assessed by industry reviewers.
Design digital products from research through to live, published applications. Master design fundamentals, AI-assisted workflows, Figma, and Framer — graduating with a capstone product used by real users.
A 16-week intensive that turns experienced web developers into AI engineers. LLM apps, RAG, agents, and production systems — graduating with a deployed AI product that has real users.
Three Saturdays to master a practical AI method, build a working AI assistant from your real work, and present it at a public Demo Day. Application-only executive cohorts, capped at 25 — for finance, HR, education, sales, NGO, and admin professionals.
A one-year fellowship for university students who want real engineering experience, not just a certificate. Two residencies bookend a semester of guided practice: build real skills, solve a real problem for a Ghanaian business or community, and demo it live — with a mentor's sign-off and a completion letter covering your internship hours.
Africa's premier online school for future innovators. Through project-based learning in coding, AI, and leadership, kids build real apps and games — and grow into innovators, leaders, and entrepreneurs. Includes an in-person Summer Bootcamp and Annual Innovation Conference.
Five years after joining Codetrain, Awal made the leap into the international tech scene — a remote role with Big Viking Games, a Canadian gaming company, where he rose to Senior Developer in less than a year. He works from his home in Ghana, or anywhere he chooses.
The high demand for tech professionals makes it one of the best-paying industries globally — on average, our graduates move from little or no income to $800–1,000/month after placement.
Our graduates work at Microsoft, Andela, mPharma, Hubtel, and companies in Germany, the UK, the US, and Canada — many remotely from Ghana.
Korkor enrolled after struggling to help her kids with coding homework despite her IT experience. She never missed a class — and earned a promotion and a whole new career trajectory.
Gerald was hired on the spot by Meqasa's CEO during Demo Day. He now works at Hubtel, building expertise, solving problems, and growing his software development career.
Two years after graduating, Ofoe transitioned from accounting into a thriving tech career at Turntabl — with the flexibility, job security, and problem-solving mindset he was looking for.
An internationally recognised educational journey — hands-on learning, mentorship, and career guidance in an inclusive, empowering environment.
Present your projects to industry leaders and hiring companies. Graduates have received offers on the spot.
International industry standards in the curriculum, and graduates working for employers in Germany, the UK, the US, Kenya, and Canada.
Part and full scholarships for women, neurodivergent individuals, and persons living with sickle cell or disability.
A safe, harassment-free environment with strict policies protecting every student — with focus on underrepresented groups.
Your journey culminates in Demo Day & Career Fair — presenting your projects to industry leaders, potential employers, and the Codetrain community. Watch what it looks like.
Investing in your future is an important decision — so we keep pricing clear and offer three ways to fund your training.
In-person training at our East Legon campus, or live, interactive online classes — same curriculum, same instructors, same milestones. Students join from across Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Liberia, and The Gambia.
Have questions about our programs, fees, or anything else? Find answers here.
No. You don't need a degree, a computer science certificate, or previous tech experience. Most of our graduates started from zero — including a medical doctor, a finance executive, and a former farm worker. You need computer literacy, teachability, willingness to put in the work — and to pass our intake assessment.
The Software Engineering and AI (Full Stack AI Developer) and Product Design and AI programmes are 18 months. The AI Program (Talent Accelerator) is 16 weeks, with a 12-week accelerated track by assessment. The AI Advantage Programme runs over 3 Saturdays.
Yes — that's exactly what our weekend class is for. Both delivery modes (in-person and online) offer weekday or weekend schedules, so you can train without leaving your current job or studies.
Yes. Our online classes are live and interactive — same sessions, same instructors, same milestones as in-person. Students have joined from Kumasi, Cape Coast, Tamale, and from Nigeria, Cameroon, Liberia, and The Gambia.
89% of our graduates are employed after the programme — a number that is independently audited, not a claim we made up. Our graduates work at Microsoft, Andela, mPharma, Hubtel, and companies in Germany, the UK, the US, and Canada.
Yes. Through our Income Share Agreement with Chancen International, eligible students start with no deposit and pay tuition only after landing a job. Scholarships of up to 50% and payment plans are also available.
Not currently — you'll need your own laptop for training.
Your journey to a fulfilling tech career starts here. Apply in minutes, or book a free 1-on-1 call with our admissions team.