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Turing College

A custom-made learning platform that unifies all educational processes for them in one place and enables innovative methodologies. It is the core tool of Turing College. : https://intra.turingcollege.com.

A person who has registered for a course here at TC and has successfully completed all the admission steps to join the program.

The Turing College internal team

The smallest collection of content in Turing College. Multiple parts make up a sprint.

Parts of a Sprint sprint that do not contain a project needing a review. Completing the quizzes in these sub-projects is a minimum requirement to be able to continue to the main project.

An essential part of the Turing College curriculum. The project implies a practical task, which you need to do to move further through the curriculum. It is the main goal and activity of most of the Sprintssprints. It is the last Part part of each Sprintsprint.

A collection of Parts parts ending with a Practical practical project Part.part

A collection of Sprintssprints

A larger practical task at the end of some modules that can take the duration of a whole Sprintsprint. It allows you to practice all of the skills you’ve learned throughout the module or even in multiple modules.

An optional module that you can choose if you are interested in a particular topic of a course.

A 1-1 meeting booked through the platform that is needed required to progress towards the next sprint. Read more.

(previously called a “correction”)

Receiving a review costs 1 review point. Performing a review usually provides 2 review points. If a learner does not have any points left, they cannot receive a review until they earn more review points. Read more.

Collection of modules , which are clustered by around the same specialisation specialization (exe.g., data science, data analytics, data engineering, web development, digital marketing).

A meeting led by an STL during which learners share what they’ve learned, ask questions and get assistance. Attendance of 1 per week is mandatory. Read more.

A meeting led by JTLs or STLs meant to provide in-depth support to other learners. Learners are free to join and leave anytime. A much less official and less structured meeting compared to stand-ups. Attendance of 2 open sessions is mandatory in the first month. Read more.

The first week of Turing College dedicated for to intro sessions, team building, and social activities to help learners create meaningful relationships with staff and cohort peers.

Data Science courseprogram

Data Analytics courseprogram

Data Science Intro courseprogram

Web Development courseprogram

Digital Marketing and Analytics courseprogram

Data Engineering courseprogram

Web3 courseprogram

Coffee machine talks – : non-regular events with speakers on various topics relevant for most learners. The format is meant to be interactive, with everyone being able to discuss with the presenter.

A process that learners go through at the end of the coursea program, involving multiple steps to prepare them for job search (such as mock interviews, linkedin LinkedIn review, and smart-resume creation). A learner needs to have followed the deadlines and attended the standups stand-ups regularly to be eligible.

A professional IT specialist with deep knowledge of the field and appropriate teaching experience. Most STLs are team leads in the real companies as well so they know how to help you grow the fastest. An STL’s role is to answer and support learners in their learning journey from the very beginning to the very end. Read more.

Junior Team Leads team leads (JTL) are our selected select top learners who choose to dedicate a large proportion of their time to helping others. JTLs get a scholarship for these activities. Read more.

One of the main communication tools for all learners, staff, and team leads. Used for quickly getting in touch with other learners or Turing College staff.

One of the main communication tools for all learners, staff, and team leads. Used for calls and video conferences.

Our learning model allows  allows IT professionals to balance work and family commitments, with learning resources that are available anytime, anywhere.

At Turing College we give learners a lot of flexibility in terms of the speed at which they progress. There are still deadlines that learners are expected to follow, but the deadlines can be mandatory and optional. Furthermore, deadlines can be extended using the deadline extension request form in the platform.

Soft skills is a general term for "non-technical" skills - it . It covers things like teamwork, communication skills, and problem solving. Soft skills can also include things like your attitude and mindset.