Bare Metals Academy

self-study can be a challenging experience. the internet is full of resources where you can learn almost anything, but sometimes all you need is to ask a simple question, and this clarification can make all the difference. by participating in live sessions everyone can ask questions and solve challenging problems more quickly, a core tenet of software development. at bare metals academy you will learn the tools required to be a software developer. the courses are split into three categories: beginner, intermediate and advanced; depending on your experience you can select the level that best suits you. some courses are advisory, some will have a more hands on approach, where you will be required to build a project. some courses will a be a combination of both. courses are taught live and online, and the lectures are recorded and available on the website. you can either join a group lecture or opt for a one-on-one session. a group lecture will have a maximum of 12 students. the pla