FAQ

No. Most learners start without prior tech degrees. Oxtech’s beginner pathways and project work are designed to bring newcomers up to speed before advancing to specialised topics.

Many reputable academies provide career support such as mentorship, job-prep sessions, portfolio help, and employer connections. Oxtech includes career support and project portfolios so graduates can apply for remote jobs, freelance gigs, or in-house roles.

Certificates vary by issuer, but practical portfolios and project work matter more to employers than a paper certificate alone. Oxtech focuses on standards and tools used globally, so learners graduate with skills employers recognise, and with projects they can show during interviews.

Most students learn the basics in 3-6 months with consistent practice. For job readiness, expect 4-6 months of training plus 1-3 months of building your portfolio and applying for roles. At Oxtech, our programs are structured to get you job-ready faster through hands-on projects from day one. Some students land freelance gigs or internships while still learning.

All training is online. Classes run through live sessions led by instructors, and each lesson includes real-time support and practical work. You can join from anywhere without needing to be on-site.