For institutes, clubs and departments
Workshops where every student builds something before they leave
Laptop-open sessions on AI, web development and automation. Students start with an empty folder and finish with a working project pushed to GitHub.
- Audience
- First-year to final-year students
- Length
- Single-day or multi-day
- Output
- A working project per participant
How our workshops run
Build-along format
Students code alongside the trainer step by step, with mentors walking the room.
Real tools
Git, VS Code, modern frameworks and AI coding assistants: the setup teams use at work.
Levels for every batch
Beginner, intermediate and advanced tracks, so mixed batches still work.
Projects to show
Every participant pushes their project to GitHub with a README they can link on a résumé.
Faculty included
Faculty can join as co-learners and keep the material to rerun exercises.
Participation certificates
Issued to participants who complete the build.
What students leave with
A finished project
Working code in their own repository, not a half-copied tutorial.
Hands-on confidence
They have set up a real development environment and shipped something with it.
A path to keep going
A short learning plan to continue alone, or through our courses and internships.
Workshop tracks
Build your first AI app
Use an AI model through its API and wrap it in a simple web interface.
Full-stack web in a day
A small product with a frontend, an API and a database, deployed live.
Automate with AI agents
Build an agent that reads, decides and acts on a real workflow.
Git and GitHub for teams
Branches, pull requests and reviews: how developers actually collaborate.
How it works
- Step 1
Choose a track
Match the track and level to your batch.
- Step 2
Lab check
We share setup instructions so laptops are ready before day one.
- Step 3
Build day
Guided building, with mentors helping students who get stuck.
- Step 4
Showcase
Students demo what they built; certificates are issued.
Common questions
How is pricing decided?
Every workshop is scoped to you, so there's no fixed rate card. Message us on WhatsApp or email with a few details and we'll come back with a written proposal.
What do students need?
A laptop each (or a computer lab), a stable internet connection and a free GitHub account. We send setup steps in advance.
How many students can attend?
We plan mentor numbers around your batch size so nobody is left waiting for help. Tell us the expected numbers when you get in touch.
Can you run it online?
Yes, with breakout rooms and screen sharing for help. In-person works best for first-time coders.
Let's talk about what you need
Tell us about your team, timeline and goals. We reply with a tailored proposal, not a rate card.