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Ready to dive into JavaScript and enhance your web development skills? This course will empower you to build dynamic web applications and prepare you for more advanced development opportunities! This course will give you the tools to build interactive, dynamic websites and create projects you can be proud of.
Classes: Tuesday and Thursday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (14-weeks)
Projects - You learn hands-on in this course by working on projects! By the end of the course, you will have completed three projects: an E-Commerce Store, a Personal Portfolio Website, and a Capstone Project.
Content - You learn how to start your own website projects using Git, GitHub, VS Code, and the basics of HTML and CSS.
Your Start - This course is the perfect start for your path toward a Full-Stack developer position. You will leave the course with a GitHub Portfolio and a ReDI Certificate. Afterward, you can take the next course: the Full-Stack Bootcamp.
Industry Experts - The teachers are volunteers from the industry. They are experts in web development and will help you start your journey toward a tech career!
The course follows a project-based learning approach. You learn hands-on through projects the whole semester. Each project lasts four weeks and includes a recap week, where the previous content is recapped.
The projects are broken down into weekly milestones. Every week, you work on one milestone. You finish one part of the project each week and build it over time. This way, you can immediately implement what they learned from the course in their projects. You present your weekly milestone in the Coaching Session.
The course has the following outline. The outline may be changed before the semester with the teachers.
1
Kick-Off
Teachers & Students get to know each other
2
Preparation
Students get set up
3
Project 1 - E-Commerce Store Basics
Variables, data types, operators
4
Project 1 - E-Commerce Store Interactivity
Conditionals, loops, functions
5
Project 1 - E-Commerce Store UI Enhancements
DOM manipulation, event handling
6
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
7
Project 2 - Portfolio Basics
Modules, code structure
8
Project 2 - Portfolio Dynamic Content
Async/await, Promises, HTTP requests
9
Project 2 - Portfolio Functional Features
Map, reduce, filter, immutability
10
Career Week
Students can participate in a variety of career workshops.
11
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
12
Final Project
Students implement what they have learned in a final project.
13
Final Project
Students implement what they have learned in a final project.
14
Demo Day
Students present their final project.
Based on your location there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
You completed three projects which you can add to your portfolio.
You’ll have the skills to create dynamic, interactive websites and work confidently with APIs.
You are prepared to move to the ReDI’s JavaScript course.
You’ll understand how to use JavaScript for real-world projects.
You’ll be ready to take on more advanced development opportunities, like joining a full-stack bootcamp.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit all three projects
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
Hello there, student! Thank you for your interest in a (another) ReDI course! This hub is your one-stop destination for detailed information about each course. It’s designed to help you choose the path that’s right for you, understand the time commitment, and learn about any requirements. Let’s find your next learning adventure together!
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
Learn the basic skills of web development with HTML and CSS and use them to create a simple website. Everyone can build a website, we’ll teach you how! The HTML/CSS course is the introduction course of the Web Development track. The course is right for you if you are interested in learning how to build websites and are eager to work on projects.
Classes: Tuesday and Thursday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (14-weeks)
Projects - You learn hands-on in this course by working on projects! By the end of the course, you will have completed three projects: an E-Commerce Store, a Personal Portfolio Website, and a Capstone Project.
Content - You learn how to start your own website projects using Git, GitHub, VS Code, and the basics of HTML and CSS.
Your Start - This course is the perfect start for your path toward a Full-Stack developer position. You will leave the course with a GitHub Portfolio and a ReDI Certificate. Afterward, you can take the next course: JavaScript.
Industry Experts - The teachers are volunteers from the industry. They are experts in web development and will help you start your journey toward a tech career!
The course follows a project-based learning approach. You learn hands-on through projects the whole semester. Each project lasts four weeks and includes a recap week, where the previous content is recapped.
The projects are broken down into weekly milestones. Every week, you work on one milestone. You finish one part of the project each week and build it over time. This way, you can immediately implement what they learned from the course in their projects. You present your weekly milestone in the Coaching Session.
0
Onboarding
Get to know ReDI
1
Kick-Off
Get to know the Teachers
2
Preparation
Get started with VS Code, Git & GitHub.
3
Project 1 - Ecommerce Store
Git & GitHub, CLI, HTML elements, commonly used tags
4
Project 1 - Ecommerce Store
Selectors, properties, box model
5
Project 1 - Ecommerce Store
Positioning, Flex, Grid, Responsive design
6
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
7
Project 2 - Personal Portfolio
Forms, accessibility, advanced selectors
8
Project 2 - Personal Portfolio
Animations, transitions, pseudo-classes
9
Project 2 - Personal Portfolio
Media queries, mobile-first design
10
Career Week
You can participate in a variety of career workshops.
11
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
12
Final Project
You implement what you have learned in a final project.
13
Final Project
You implement what you have learned in a final project.
14
Demo Day
You present your final project
Based on your location, there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit all three projects
You completed three projects which you can add to your portfolio.
You gained a solid foundation in HTML structure and elements. You mastered essential CSS selectors for styling web pages. You understand and implement responsive web design techniques.
You are prepared to move to the ReDI’s JavaScript course.
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
The course has two online sessions per week. For on-site events, check out . The session format differs from what you might have seen before.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
Start your journey into Data Analytics, Machine Learning, and AI with the Python Foundations course! This beginner-friendly course helps you build a strong foundation in Python programming, perfect for analyzing data and solving real-world problems.
Over 14 weeks, you’ll learn essential programming concepts, work with popular data tools like Pandas and NumPy, and explore basic visualizations to bring your data to life. By the end of the course, you’ll have practical experience, completed projects, and the confidence to continue your path in Data Analytics or AI. Join us and take the first step toward an exciting tech career! This is the beginner course of the Data Analytics & AI track.
Classes: Monday and Wednesday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (14-weeks)
Projects - Apply your knowledge to a real-world data analysis project.
Content - Learn syntax, operators, conditional logic, functions, and error handling, use libraries and manage code with Git & GitHub. Work with Pandas, NumPy, SQL, and create basic visualisations.
Your Start - This course is the perfect starting point for your journey toward becoming a Python developer, or moving forward towards the fields of Data Analysis, Machine Learning, and AI. By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in Python, a GitHub portfolio showcasing your project, and a ReDI Certificate. Afterward, you can advance your skills by enrolling in the Data Analytics course.
Industry Experts - The teachers are volunteers from the industry. They are experts in web development and will help you start your journey toward a tech career!
In the two weekly sessions, teachers introduce key concepts to the students and practice them with small exercises and live coding. Next to the two sessions, students are asked to apply the newly learned concepts in weekly homework and a final project.
Every Wednesday, students will receive homework to be submitted by Sunday evening. Homework review is part of the Monday session. There is a requirement for students to complete 80% of the homework throughout the course in order to graduate. Homework is not graded.
The Course outline may be changed before the start.
Based on your location there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
You will have written a first program with Python, including loops, variables and functions
You have received an introduction to Data Analytics
You are prepared to continue with the Data Analytics course
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit 80% of homework and a final project
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
1
Kick-Off
Teachers & Students get to know each other
2
Preparation
VS Code, Notebook extension, etc.
3
Intro to Python Conditionals & Operators
Intro to Python: Input, Output, Data Types (int, str, bool, float) Conditionals & Operators & Intro to functions
4
Flow Control
Flow control 1: lists, for/while loops, list comprehension (optional) + Functions continued
5
Libraries IDE
Libraries & packages + date time IDE Installation
6
Preject
Preject Intro: review tools (meeting & scheduling for peerwork)
7
Git
Git & GitHub Desktop
8
Dicts
Nested Dicts, Json Parsing, Requests and Error Handling. Intro to Pandas
9
Pandas
Pandas
10
Career Week
Students can participate in a variety of career workshops.
11
SQL
SQL
12
Final Project
Students implement what they have learned in a final project.
13
Final Project
Students implement what they have learned in a final project.
14
Demo Day
Students present their final project.
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
Are you ready to take your coding skills to the next level? In our Full Stack Bootcamp, you’ll learn how to build complete web applications—from designing user-friendly interfaces to managing back-end functionality. This course is perfect for anyone with a foundation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript who wants to master full-stack development.
Over 18 weeks, you’ll work on real-world projects like building an e-commerce store, a Twitter clone, and more. You'll finish with strong coding skills and a professional portfolio, ready to apply for a front end or full stack internship. This bootcamp is ideal if you can commit to 20 hours a week and are keen to launch a career in tech.
Classes: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 20 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 July 2025 (18-weeks)
Learn to build web applications from start to finish with foundational and advanced topics in front-end (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and back-end (databases, APIs, server-side logic). Gain practical knowledge of modern frameworks and tools used in the industry.
Volunteers: Taught by volunteer tech professionals with extensive experience, offering insights into the latest technologies and best practices. Personalized guidance to help you grasp complex concepts.
Develop real-world projects that you can showcase in your portfolio. Gain experience working on project-based assignments, simulating professional development workflows.
Community: Our community is here to support you. You can ask questions, share insights, or connect with fellow learners and instructors through our Slack channel.
The course follows a project-based learning approach. You learn hands-on through projects the whole semester. Each project lasts four weeks and includes a recap week, where the previous content is recapped.
Projects: You'll progress through four structured projects to master web development:
Project 1 - Intro to React: You build an e-commerce store using React basics, SPA concepts, React components, props, State, useState, React Router, error handling and Next.js.
Project 2 - Twitter Clone: You build a twitter clone using tailwind CSS designing an responsive UI, you use Next.js for routing, API integration.
Project 3 - Capestone Project: You build a final capstone project using React and NoSQL. You create a NoSQL database and integrate it with React/Next.js. You learn the basics of shell and SSH commands to deploy.
Project 4 - Job Readiness: In the final project, you create a powerful LinkedIn profile, CV, and portfolio, work on a design challenge, and learn how to apply for your first job.
The projects are broken down into weekly milestones. Every week, you work on one milestone. You finish one part of the project each week and build it over time. This way, you can immediately implement what they learned from the course in their projects. You present your weekly milestone in the Coaching Session.
The Course outline is the following. It may change before the semester starts.
Based on your location there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
After completing the Full Stack Bootcamp, you’ll be ready to build and deploy complete web applications using modern tools like React and Next.js.
You’ll have a strong portfolio showcasing real-world projects, including an e-commerce store and a personal capstone project.
Prepare for the Job Market: You crafted a professional LinkedIn profile, CV, and portfolio, tackled case study challenges, and learned job application strategies.
With your front-end and back-end development skills, you’ll be prepared to apply for internships and junior developer roles.
You can further sharpen your skills in ReDI’s Full Stack Circle.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit all three projects
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
1
Kick-Off
Teachers & Students get to know each other
2
Preparation
Get started with the Setup VS Code, Git, GitHub
3
Project 1 - E-Commerce Store
React basics, SPA concepts, React Components
4
Project 1 - E-Commerce Store
Props, State, useState, useEffect
5
Project 1 - E-Commerce Store
React Router, global state, error handling, SSR with Next.js
6
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
7
Project 2- Twitter Clone
Introduction to Tailwind CSS, designing responsive UI
8
Project 2- Twitter Clone
Next.js setup, basic routing, SSR, SSG
9
Project 2- Twitter Clone
Next.js advanced features, API integration
10
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
11
Project 3 - Capstone
Basics of NoSQL databases, document structure
12
Project 3 - Capstone
Integrating NoSQL with React/Next.js
13
Project 3 - Capstone
Basic shell and SSH commands
14
Demo Day
Students present their final project.
15-18
Career project
ReDI Talent and Success Team will support students in their career preparation
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
July
Career Project
You complete your career project
Join our 18-week UX Design Bootcamp, where you'll master everything from user research to creating web and mobile interfaces using Figma. Through four intensive projects, you'll develop real-world skills in design, prototyping, and usability testing. The program includes job readiness training, where you'll craft a professional LinkedIn profile, CV, and portfolio. Commit 20 hours per week to live sessions, coaching sessions, and self-study on your project. This bootcamp is perfect if you're English-proficient, ready to work independently on your project, and eager to start a career in UX/UI design.
Classes: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 20 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 July 2025 (18-weeks)
Learn practical skills in user-centered design, prototyping, wireframing, and usability testing that are highly sought after in the digital industry.
Get hands-on experience designing intuitive and user-friendly interfaces.
This course is beginner-friendly and focuses on creating an inclusive learning environment.
Benefit from the knowledge and mentorship of volunteer tech professionals who bring real-world expertise to the classroom. Get insights into the latest industry trends and best practices.
Work on a project you can showcase in your portfolio, demonstrating your ability to create thoughtful and impactful designs. Gain valuable feedback on your work to refine your skills further.
The course follows a project-based learning approach. You learn hands-on through projects the whole semester. Each project lasts four weeks and includes a recap week, where the previous content is recapped.
Project Focused: You'll progress through four structured projects to master UX/UI:
Project 1 - User Research: Define your research objectives, choose the right methods, and conduct user interviews and surveys. You'll apply what you've learned in real-world usability tests.
Project 2 - Mobile Application: Start with competitive analysis, then move on to designing wireframes and prototypes for iOS and Android platforms. You'll refine your designs based on comprehensive usability testing.
Project 3 - Web Application: From initial user research to the final presentation, develop your web application with thorough wireframing, prototyping, and usability testing, ensuring every element meets user needs.
Project 4 - Job Readiness: In the final project, you create a powerful LinkedIn profile, CV, and portfolio, work on a design challenge, and learn how to apply for your first job.
The course outline may change before the start.
1
Kick-Off
Teachers & Students get to know each other
2
Preparation
Tools & Foundations
3
Project 1 - User Research
Research Plan
4
Project 1 - User Research
User Interviews
5
Project 1 - User Research
User Personas & Journey Maps
6
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
7
Project 2 - Mobile Application
Empathy Map, Task Analysis, User Flows
8
Project 2 - Mobile Application
Information Architecture
9
Project 2 - Mobile Application
Prototyping & testing
10
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
11
Project 3 - Dashboard
Design Proposal
12
Project 3 - Dashboard
Prototyping
13
Project 3 - Dashboard
Usability Test & Documentation
14
Demo Day
Students demonstrate their achievements
15-18
Career project
ReDI Talent and Success Team will support students in their career preparation.
Based on your location there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
July
Career Project
Students complete their career project.
Expertise in User Research: You developed robust skills in conducting user research and creating detailed personas to deeply understand user needs.
Advanced Design and Prototyping: You became skilled in wireframing, prototyping, and conducting usability tests to refine user interactions.
You are prepared for internships as UX Designer, UI Designer, and User Experience Researcher, equipped with the skills needed for successful internships in the tech industry.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit all three projects
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
The Bootcamp might be a repetition if you have taken the Basics or Intermediate course. The Bootcamp starts at a beginner-friendly level. Feel free to check out the Bootcamp content to assess if it is a repetition or worth doing: , .
The prework is part of your application process. The Prework prepares you for the course. You show us that you are motivated to join the course by completing the prework.
Please complete the Prework before finishing the application form.
You can find the Prework for your Course in this Applicant Hub. Please select your course on the left side and find the Prework.
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
Do you want to understand and work in Data Analytics? Then this course is for you! Join us to learn how to analyze, interpret, and present data using powerful tools like Python and SQL. You deepen your Python knowledge and apply data analysis techniques.
Through hands-on projects and real-world examples, you’ll gain practical skills to work with datasets, uncover insights, and tell compelling stories with data. Join us and take your first step toward a career in the growing field of data analytics!
Classes: Monday and Wednesday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (14-weeks)
You learn:
Python for Data Analysis: Use Python to clean, analyze, and visualize data.
Data Tools: Work with Pandas, NumPy, and Matplotlib for efficient data manipulation and visualization.
SQL Basics: Query databases and extract insights.
Statistics Fundamentals: Learn descriptive and inferential statistics for data interpretation.
Visualization Techniques: Create clear charts and graphs to present data.
Your Start - This course is the perfect starting point for your journey toward becoming Data Analyst or Data Scientist. By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in Python, a GitHub portfolio showcasing your projects, and a ReDI Certificate. Afterward, you can advance your skills by enrolling in the Machine Learning & AI course.
Final Project: Apply skills to real-world datasets and complete data analysis projects. You have the chance to present your project to your colleagues in the course.
Industry Experts - The teachers are volunteers from the industry. They are experts in web development and will help you start your journey toward a tech career!
In the two weekly sessions, teachers introduce key concepts to the students and practice them with small exercises and live coding. Next to the two sessions, students are asked to apply the newly learned concepts in weekly homework and a final project.
Every Wednesday, students will receive homework to be submitted by Sunday evening. Homework review is part of the Monday session. There is a requirement for students to complete 80% of the homework throughout the course in order to graduate. Homework is not graded.
The Course Outline may change before the start.
1
Kick-Off
Teachers & Students get to know each other
2
Preparation
Students learn about the tech setup
3
SQL
Introduction to SQL and Bigquery SQL in BigQuery - Basic functions and Joins. Introducing Looker
4
SQL
Advanced (Date, Aggregate and Window Functions) Visualization theory and practice.
5
Pandas
Intro to Pandas
6
Pandas
Transformation
7
Pandas & Preject
Students work on a small project (preject) Pandas data cleaning & missing values
8
Statistics
Data Representation & Tools Statistics
9
Statistics
Bayesian Statistics A/B Testing
10
Career Week
Students can participate in a variety of career workshops.
11
Recap
Key concepts are reviewed
12
Final Project
Students implement what they have learned in a final project.
13
Final Project
Students implement what they have learned in a final project.
14
Demo Day
Students present their final project.
Based on your location there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
You have built your own Data Analytics project (ML or data analysis)
You know how to start analyzing a dataset, and about Data Science Tools (pandas, sklearn, ...)
You can continue learning with our Data Analytics alumni group
You can start looking for internships or continue learning in the Machine Learning & AI course or in the Data Circle.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit 80% of homework and a final project
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
Join the Data Circle to build hands-on, teamwork-style data projects in a Scrum/Agile environment. Do you already have solid Python and Data Analytics skills and want to deepen your knowledge by working hands-on on a data project? Then this course is for you! In the Data Circle, you work on one project for a full semester with the support of a team of colleagues and professional guides. Enhance your skills toward a career in data, for example, as a Data Analyst, Machine Learning Engineer, or Data Scientist.
Classes: Monday and Wednesday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (14-weeks)
Project Work: Start a realistic Data Project with a team and agile methods. Work in a team of colleagues and guides - complete complex projects through collaboration.
Python, Data Analytics, or Machine Learning: depending on your interest and prior knowledge, you can take over project tasks in these areas.
The course will run in a project-based learning format. Students will progress through structured projects to master data analytics or machine learning.
Agile: We use agile/scrum sprints and retros
Previous Projects:
Sessions: Two sessions a week. It is essential that you attend both online sessions. 80% of attendance is required for graduation.
Guides - No teachers: You will work hands-on with our guides, who are industry experts volunteering to support you.
Teams - The Data Circle will be split into smaller teams. Each team gets a project topic to work on for the full semester. Every group will provide regular updates with all the other teams to create an environment of shared learning.
Active Work: Note this is NOT a passive, lecture-style environment. Each learner is expected to be self-driven and motivated to code and work hands-on each week on the project. ReDI to start coding? Then join us!
This course is about hands-on project work. There are no lectures. We work together on data projects with your colleagues and a team of volunteers. We ask you to take over parts of a project and actively work on them. Are you ready to work hands-on and independently? Then join us!
Weeks 1 & 2: Tools configuration, development environment setup, project management process overview
Remaining weeks: Split into 2-week sprints. Each sprint contains a focus topic according to the project type that needs to be completed. Milestones will break down the project into smaller deliverables. Expect weekly homework (project work) during this period.
Demo Day: At the end of the semester, each team will present their projects to the audience of ReDI course community members.
Based on your location, there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
You will have built your own project and can showcase it for your portfolio
You will understand data problems more clearly and how to build something to solve the problem
You will be a better communicator and will understand the complexities of sharing tasks and motivating each other
You will have more experience to talk about in interviews and can start looking for internships and junior positions
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit project
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Project Proposals:
Project Presentations:
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
Please note: this course is only available in Hamburg!
Located in Hamburg, recognized as Germany's media capital, ReDI School, in collaboration with Accenture Song and Beiersdorf, will pave the way for inclusive educational opportunities that tap into the city's thriving media and IT hub. In this course, you will work on a project based on a brief from Beiersdorf and experienced professionals from Accenture Song will guide you through creating and pitching your project.
Classes: Monday and Wednesday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (14-weeks)
Content - Master the art of digital marketing, sharpen your digital communication skills, develop strategic thinking and unleash creative problem solving, while honing your presentation and pitching skills
Industry Experts - The teachers are volunteers from the industry. They are experts in web development and will help you start your journey toward a tech career!
Blending Theory and Practice: By blending creativity, strategy, and practical tools, this course prepares you to thrive in today’s dynamic communication landscape, no matter your industry or goals.
Final project: At the end of the course, you’ll tackle a final project. This is where you can apply everything from the course to create an end-to-end project and enhance your portfolio.
ReDI Style: This course is about active participation. You will be asked to work on weekly milestones independently. You are in charge of your learning journey. If you are open to taking this responsibility and being an active student, this course is for you!
Community: Our community is here to support you. You can ask questions, share insights, or connect with fellow learners and instructors through our Slack channel.
You will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit 80% of homework and a final project
You will have enhanced your career opportunities in a digital landscape
You will have developed skills that will help you stand out in an ever-changing and competitive market
You will have developed skills that will help you think creatively
You will have increased your project portfolio and improved your presentation skills
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
Join the Full Stack Circle to build hands-on, teamwork-style JavaScript-based projects. Do you already have solid HTML, CSS, Javascript, and React skills and want to work on realistic full stack projects in a team? Then this course is for you! Enhance your skills toward a career in Software Development, such as a front end-, back end-, or full stack software developer.
Our “circles” at ReDI are designed to be a designated space for practical work to learn, build, and apply knowledge gained from previous courses or experiences. Circles are NOT intended to be a lecture-style environment or a place for passive learning. Rather, each learner is expected to code and work hands-on each week on the project and gain teamwork experience. Are you ready to work on a team project? Then, apply for the Full Stack Circle!
Classes: Tuesday and Thursday 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (18-weeks)
Deepen your front end and full stack skills by working hands-on on projects (Javascript, React, Back End technologies).
Learn how realistic full stack projects are developed in teams. The topic will focus primarily on JavaScript frontend with React; however, depending on the level and skill of some of the teams, additional technologies could be involved (see list of hard skills below).
Work in a team of colleagues and guides - complete complex projects through collaboration.
The course will run in a project-based learning format. Students will progress through structured projects to master complex web development.
Agile: We use agile/scrum sprints and retros
Previous Projects:
Project Proposal: Airbnb Clone (example image above)
Sessions: Two sessions a week. It is essential that you attend both online sessions. 80% of attendance is required for graduation.
Guides - No teachers: You will work hands-on with our guides, who are industry experts volunteering to support you.
Teams - The Full Stack Circle will be split into smaller teams. Each team gets a project topic to work on for the full semester. Every group will provide regular updates with all the other teams to create an environment of shared learning.
Active Work: Note this is NOT a passive, lecture-style environment. Each learner is expected to be self-driven and motivated to code and work hands-on each week on the project. ReDI to start coding? Then join us!
This course is about hands-on project work. There are no lectures. We work together on web development projects with your colleagues and a team of volunteers. We ask you to take over parts of a project and actively work on them. Are you ready to work hands-on and independently? Then join us!
Weeks 1 & 2: Tools configuration, development environment setup, project management process overview
Weeks 3 - 14: Split into 2-week sprints. Each sprint contains a focus topic according to the project type that needs to be completed. Milestones will break down the project into smaller deliverables. Expect weekly homework (project work) during this period.
Demo Day: At the end of the semester, each team will present their projects to the audience of ReDI course community members.
Based on your location there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit projects
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
Hybrid: Mix of online and on-site sessions in Hamburg.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Previous Presentations:
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
Are you ready to dive into the world of Machine Learning? This course helps you build a strong foundation, covering supervised learning methods like regression and classification, as well as unsupervised techniques such as clustering and dimensionality reduction.
Hands-on practice will give you the skills needed to tackle real-world challenges. The course ends with a final project where you can apply everything you’ve learned. After completing this course, you’ll be ready to join the Data Circle and continue your learning journey!
Classes: Monday and Wednesday, 19:00 - 21:00
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (14-weeks)
Content - Learn how to use machine learning models and how to build and apply them. You learn about Regression, Clustering, and Classification models. You use libraries and manage code with Git & GitHub.
Final Project - Apply your knowledge to a real-world Machine Learning project.
Your Start - This course is the perfect starting point for your journey toward becoming a Data Analyst, Data Scientist or Machine Learning Engineer. By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in Python, a GitHub portfolio showcasing your projects, and a ReDI Certificate. Afterward, you can advance your skills by enrolling in the Data Circle course.
Industry Experts - The teachers are volunteers from the industry. They are experts in web development and will help you start your journey toward a tech career!
In the two weekly sessions, teachers introduce key concepts to the students and practice them with small exercises and live coding. Next to the two sessions, students are asked to apply the newly learned concepts in weekly homework and a final project.
Every Wednesday, students will receive homework to be submitted by Sunday evening. Homework review is part of the Monday session. There is a requirement for students to complete 80% of the homework throughout the course in order to graduate. Homework is not graded.
The Course Outline may change before the start.
1
Kick-Off
Teachers & Students get to know each other
2
Preparation
Workspace Setup
3
Intro to ML
Review of Python, Pandas, NumPy + Matplotlib
4
Intro to ML
ML intro, what are models, high-level course overview Feature engineering usage and why its important
5
Regression
Intro to Regression Regression types, implement univariate, polynomial, multivariate regression
6
Regression
Regularization Lab
7
ML Model Preparation
Model Preparation and Evaluation Under-/Overfitting, Train/Val/Test Split, Resampling Techniques
8
Classification
Classification Theory Confusion Matrix, ROC
9
Clustering
Clustering Techniques, e.g. kmeans, hierarchical clustering, density-based clustering
10
Career Week
Students can participate in a variety of career workshops.
11
NLP
NLP
12
Final Project
Students implement what they have learned in a final project.
13
Final Project
Students implement what they have learned in a final project.
14
Demo Day
Students present their final project.
Based on your location there are different on-site activities. Find out more below.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester. The Demo Day will also take place in person in Düsseldorf.
If you are based in Hamburg, you will join the course four times in person: Onboarding, two regular course sessions, and Demo Day.
You’re familiar with Data Science methods and tools
You’ll be able to use Machine Learning Frameworks
You have a Data Science Mindset
You are ready to apply for ReDI’s Data Circle where you deepen your ML skills by working on realistic data & ML projects.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit 80% of the homework and a final project
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
The Prework is a brief course or exercise designed to help you determine if this subject aligns with your interests and to demonstrate that you have the foundational skills needed for the course. It also allows you to assess whether the course difficulty is appropriate for you—neither too advanced nor too basic. Completing the Prework is an important step to confirm your readiness to join the course.
3) Click on “sign up with email”
4) Sign up with the same email address you applied to ReDI School
5) Go back to your email address and verify your email
6) Give the “required” information and click on “submit”
7) Click on ENROLL IN THIS LEARNING PLAN
Finish & Ready for Official Application 🙌
The Prework is part of the application process. Once you finished the course, you can complete your Application Form to apply for the course.
You received the application form via email. The Prework is part of the application process.
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
1) Watch the
2) Click on this link to go to the Prework:
8) Complete all steps of the
If you have any questions about the prework, please email to the ReDI team: .
Are you curious about how IT systems work behind the scenes? In this course, you’ll learn the fundamentals of infrastructure, including networks, servers, and cloud computing. No prior experience is needed—just your interest in understanding the backbone of modern technology. By the end, you’ll have a solid foundation to continue learning in fields like cybersecurity, cloud computing, or IT support. Join us and start your journey into the world of tech infrastructure!
Classes: Tuesday & Thursday, 18:30 - 20:30
Time Invest: 15 hours per week
Timeline: Start Date is 10th of March 2025, End Date is 19 of June 2025 (14-weeks)
Blending Theory and Practice:
Final project: At the end of the course, you’ll tackle a final project. This is where you can apply everything from the course to create an end-to-end project and enhance your portfolio.
ReDI Style: This course is about active participation. You will be asked to work on weekly milestones independently. You are in charge of your learning journey. If you are open to taking this responsibility and being an active student, this course is for you!
Community: Our community is here to support you. You can ask questions, share insights, or connect with fellow learners and instructors through our Slack channel.
Network Fundamentals (Basics how Network work, Cables, Switches, VLANs, IP Addresses and subnetting, DNS, Routers and Routing, Network Address Translation)
Cloud Infrastructure Fundamentals (Data Center Basics, IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) like Compute and Storage, Cloud Architecture and automation, Virtualization Basics)
Workplace Fundamentals (Digital modern Workplaces, Windows 10 management, Microsoft Azure and Azure AD, Intune, Autopilot and Office 365)
Career Workshops
Job Readiness: Soft skills through career trainings geared towards preparing you for job applications & interviews, networking events and job fairs.
If you are located in Berlin and surrounding, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
If you are located in NRW, we invite you to four on-site community events throughout the semester.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
To graduate and receive the ReDI Certificate, we ask you to:
Submit 80% of homework and a final project
You are ready to step up to more advanced Infrastructure topics
You understand how networks operate, how Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is set up on Clouds (like AWS, Azure, …) and how a modern Windows workplace is set up.
Complete it before the application deadline. Start early! The Prework might take up to 20 hours in total. The deadline is stated in the email with the link to the application form.
Hybrid: Certain events take place in person in the following locations: NRW, Berlin, Hamburg.
Attended 80% of the sessions (We have a )
you are committed to working in the
Start applying now by completing the !
Check out the of the different levels. If you are a little bit challenged but able to complete a Prework, then the level is right for you.
You tried our - and it couldn't fully help you ..? In that case, please go through the Applicant Hub thoroughly. The answer is probably in here . Alternatively, you can reach out to us via email: .
This page explains ReDI School's camera-on policy, highlighting its importance and providing simple guidelines for active participation during online classes.
At ReDI School, we strive to create an engaging and inclusive learning environment that mirrors the feeling of a real classroom. Keeping your camera on during class is an essential part of the ReDI Experience, helping us build a strong sense of community and create meaningful interactions.
We kindly ask all students to follow this policy to ensure the best possible experience for everyone involved.
Builds a Real Classroom Experience: Seeing each other helps us connect and create a sense of community.
Respects Our Teachers' Efforts: Our volunteer teachers dedicate their time and expertise out of kindness. They value seeing your faces and engaging with you directly.
Encourages Participation: A camera-on policy promotes active participation and helps everyone feel more involved in the learning process.
Camera On During Class:
Keep your camera on throughout the session to be marked as present.
If your camera remains off for an extended period, it may result in being marked as absent.
Short Breaks Are Okay:
You can turn your camera off briefly if you need to attend to something urgent or take a restroom break.
Communication is Key: Inform your teacher or classmates via the chat if you need to turn your camera off temporarily.
Technical Issues:
If you’re facing technical difficulties with your camera, inform your teacher or class coordinator immediately.
Students who consistently keep their cameras off without a valid reason or fail to communicate may be considered absent for those sessions.
We believe that keeping your camera on helps foster better connections and enriches the learning experience for everyone. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding!
Let’s make the most of our classes together!
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
January
Open Day
Apply
Complete the application form and finish your prework.
February
Student Interviews
Students are interviewed for the course.
March
Kick-Off Course runs
We kick-off the semester.
April
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
May
Course runs
You join the sessions and work on your project.
June
Course runs Demo Day
The course finishes! Students present their final project.
