From Competitive Programming to Global Software Engineering Careers.
You’ve learned to solve the problem. Now, learn to build what comes next.
A fully funded journey that transforms strong competitive programmers into job-ready Software Engineers through intensive training, hands-on engineering, and career preparation.
Beyond the contest: Great problem solver. Your next step: engineer.
Competitive programming is a powerful foundation. This is where you build on it.
Coach Academy, in collaboration with ECPC, bridges the gap between solving algorithmic problems and professional Software Engineering. You’ll develop the foundations to design, build, test, and explain real software—and prepare for local and global employment opportunities.
W07 General Practice I W08 Graphs I: BFS, DFS, Grids & Components W09 Graphs II: Cycles & Topological Order
PART 04WEEKS 10-12 · 3 WEEKS
Practice, Trees & BST
W10 General Practice II W11 Trees & BST I W12 Trees & BST II: Paths, Validation & LCA
PART 05WEEKS 13-15 · 3 WEEKS
Trie & Dynamic Programming
W13 Trie & Prefix Search W14 Dynamic Programming I: State, Memoization & Tabulation W15 General Practice III
PART 06WEEKS 16-18 · 3 WEEKS
DP & Problem-Solving Assessment
W16 Dynamic Programming II: 2D States & Pattern Selection W17 General Practice IV: Interview Rotations W18 Final Problem-Solving Assessment: Mock OA & Live Interview
W28 Operating Systems Fundamentals W29 Networking & Web Security Foundations W30 OOD II: Design Patterns, UML & Interview Design
WEEKS 31-32 · Security Lab & Integrated Capstone
W31 Burp Suite Guided CTF & Remediation W32 Integrated OOD, System & Secure-Design Capstone
Bring your foundation. Commit to your future.
For competitive programmers ready to take the next step into Software Engineering.
Your academic stage
You are a final-year university student or a graduate.
Your technical foundation
You have a strong foundation in Problem Solving, Algorithms and Data Structures.
Your experience
You have completed the equivalent of Coach Academy’s first three Problem Solving levels, or have comparable Competitive Programming experience, such as being part of a Top 100 ECPC team.
Your career readiness
You are ready to pursue employment opportunities during or after the program. Male candidates must have completed, been exempted from, or have no pending military-service obligation that would prevent employment.
Your availability
You can commit to the full one-year journey, maintain at least 90% attendance, and participate actively.
Your skills deserve the right opportunity.
Prepare for local and global Software Engineering opportunities, with support that connects your technical growth to your professional next step.
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Find your direction
Career direction, CV preparation, and LinkedIn optimization to help you communicate your strengths.
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Make your work visible
GitHub and project presentation support to make your engineering work clear and compelling.
03
Prepare for the conversation
Technical and behavioral interview preparation, job application support, and employer communication.
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Keep moving forward
Follow-up after graduation and support toward local and global employment opportunities.
Yes. There are 125 fully funded scholarships. Scholars must meet the attendance, participation, assignment, and performance requirements. Full terms and conditions will be shared in the Scholarship Agreement before enrollment.
Is the program 32 weeks or one year?
The program includes 32 weeks of active study and training spread across one year, not 32 consecutive weeks. The schedule allows for breaks during official holidays, university exams, and other planned pauses. During active training periods, the workload is 80 training hours per month. Scholars are expected to commit to the full one-year journey.
How are applicants selected?
Applicants are assessed on their problem-solving foundation, technical readiness, and ability to commit to the program. The selection stages, including whether a technical assessment or interview is required, are to be announced.
Are the sessions online or in person?
Training sessions are held online.
What is the weekly time commitment?
The program requires 80 training hours per month during active study periods. Scholars are expected to attend sessions, complete assignments, and participate in practical tasks and assessments. The weekly commitment depends on the training schedule.
What happens if I miss a session?
Scholars must maintain at least 90% attendance throughout the program and complete the required assignments and assessments. The absence-reporting policy and availability of recordings or make-up sessions are to be confirmed.
What career support will I receive?
You’ll receive support with your CV, LinkedIn profile, GitHub portfolio, and project presentation, alongside technical and behavioral interview preparation. The program also includes three individual mock interviews, job application guidance, and follow-up support after graduation.
