The logic game is a test designed to assess your logical thinking skills. No preparation is required, but ensure you can dedicate up to one uninterrupted hour and have a stable internet connection. Once started, the test cannot be paused and must be completed in one go.

Recommendations:

• For your convenience, we recommend using a computer with a keyboard.
• Ensure you can concentrate fully on the test for the entire hour.
• Don’t give up! The test intentionally lacks instructions to challenge your problem-solving abilities.
• Take your time to think through each task thoroughly.

Results

• You will receive your results immediately via the platform.
• If you pass the test, the platform will promptly inform you of the next steps.

You’ll get a thorough overview of the sprint structure and its goals. During the info session, you’ll also have the chance to ask questions.

Participation is mandatory!

After the pre-Sprint check-in, you can save your spot in the next Selection Sprint.

The study process starts with different topics on our learning platform. Each week ends with an exam to assess what you’ve learned. On weekends, there are group projects that reinforce the knowledge from the previous week.

The Selection Sprint serves multiple purposes.

As an applicant, it helps you determine whether programming and the //kood learning methodology are the right fit for you. At the same time, it prepares you for what may become one of the most intense yet most rewarding periods of your life. You’ll make new friends, learn a lot, and achieve more than you ever thought possible!

Read the stories about the experience from our past Sprinters

Purpose //kood curriculum is designed to prepare learners not only to write code, but to contribute effectively in real engineering environments. The focus is on building both the technical foundation and the professional capabilities required to create value in a team from early on.

The curriculum reflects changes in the labour market: technical execution alone is no longer sufficient. Engineers are expected to understand context, make decisions, collaborate, and use tools (including AI) responsibly.

Who is it for?

• Ambitious individuals seeking a career change into technology
• Those who want in-depth knowledge in a specific area of development
• Individuals seeking leadership roles in tech
• People who want to understand engineering beyond writing code — the context, the decisions, and the collaboration

What is the studying format?

Hybrid. You can complete the program on-site at the learning centres or remotely.

You solve tasks and projects at your own pace – you can complete them faster if you wish, but the program has a max 15-month limit.

What you’ll get:

• Fundamentals & Backend – covers programming fundamentals, backend development, APIs, databases, architecture, and security. You’ll build command-line tools, backend apps with persistent storage, and APIs that communicate with other systems — learning by building, not by watching.
• Product Engineering – you’ll build increasingly complex, multi-user full-stack systems — integrating external services, real-time features, and AI. Projects are developed in teams with shared responsibility, and iterated on based on structured peer feedback.