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Boot camp graduates and self-taught developers have flooded the job market with thousands of entry-level developers. It’s now harder to find junior-level jobs, and you’ll hit a career ceiling quickly if you never learned computer science fundamentals.
If you’ve spent time and money on coding bootcamps or other online courses, you know how disappointing it is to be turned down because they were looking for someone with more experience.
One of the biggest problems employers have is being unable to find candidates that took the time to learn CS fundamentals. It’s for this reason that so many interviewers focus on questions that deal with algorithms and data structures – it weeds out the short-cutters.
We teach you what you'll need to get through those pesky algorithms questions.
If you want to move on to become a senior engineer, principal engineer, manager or CTO you'll need to know the basics we can get you.
University degrees take four years and cost thousands of dollars. We'll get you what you need on your schedule for pennies.
CTO at Nuvi - Utah, USA
As an employer, it’s important for me to find engineers that understand the core principles of computer science. I need employees who’ve been exposed to all kinds of data structures and algorithms. Qvault provides those courses in a way that makes it easy to learn and get ahead.
Don’t wonder if you got an assignment right. Write code in the browser and get immediate feedback on your progress.
We spend a lot of time making our courses feel like games. You’ll earn free rewards and unlock achievements as you progress.
Many competitors make you pay to show off your work. We provide free certificates that are automatically displayed on your public developer profile.
Engineer - Guanajuato, Mexico
I love how simple it is to find relevant courses on Qvault. As soon as I logged in, I answered a few questions about my career goals and I was recommended a course (Go Interview Prep) that was perfect for my situation.
Software engineers are the second best-paid college degree, only slightly behind petroleum engineers. The best part is you don’t even need an official degree to become a developer. You just need to learn your stuff, and be able to prove you know it.
If you stay focused on your goal and put in a couple hours a day, you can learn all the concepts you’ll need for your first development job within 6 months. After that, you can continue with more advanced courses at your own pace to set yourself up for further success in your career.
Student - Mexico
I just finished both of Qvault’s “Basic Intro to Coding” courses. I now feel much more confident in my JavaScript skills. I found the courses very easy to follow, and engaging enough to stick with.
We want you to love every course you try. Every course has a free demo, and we offer a 30day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.
We’re fully transparent, and our payment model is simple. You’ll never be billed automatically, you just pay as you go unlocking one course at a time.
We have a Discord community that most of our students join after starting a course. There are tons of people on there that can help, and our devs often fix reported bugs within the day.