Cohort-based learning is a collaborative learning style in which a set of individuals advances through an educational program together. On-campus programs use a cohort learning model.

Holberton Schools globally start cohorts three (3) times a year at the same time, usually in winter, spring, and autumn.

Instead of focusing on simply teaching theory, we will give you increasingly difficult challenges in the form of projects, while giving you minimal initial direction on how to solve such challenges. As a result, you will independently seek out the theory and tools that you need, work to understand them, and then use them.

This project-centered learning approach more closely resembles what happens in real life at work.

Peer learning is an important educational practice at our school. Throughout our program, you will interact with other students to reach your educational goals.

Peer education is a very constructive learning environment, you will be immersed in an environment where everyone is expected to support each other’s learning journey.

You will find solutions to problems using various resources, imagination, creativity, and communication. As a result, you will be able to adapt faster to the unknown challenges you will undoubtedly face throughout your career.

Our curriculum is both intense and exciting. You will create, build, maintain and scale many applications and systems.