Learn by building.
Private 1-on-1 mentorship in CCNA & networking, plus a separate project-based Young Tech Builders program for students ages 10+.
Choose what you want to build.
Two focused learning paths: CCNA & Networking mentorship for aspiring IT professionals, and Young Tech Builders for students ages 10+.
CCNA & Networking Mentorship
Private instruction for certification candidates, university students and aspiring IT professionals.
- CCNA exam-objective preparation
- Packet Tracer configuration labs
- Subnetting, VLANs, STP, EtherChannel
- OSPF, NAT, ACLs, DHCP and IPv6
- Troubleshooting practice
- University networking-course tutoring
- Personalized explanations and study direction
Programming & Technology for Kids
A colorful, project-based path that turns curiosity about computers into things young students can actually create.
- Beginner coding
- Simple games
- Websites
- Programming logic
- How computers and networks work
Study the CCNA with a path already built.
Instead of piecing together random videos and labs, work one-on-one through networking concepts using a structured collection of study material and hands-on practice.
More than explanations.
The mentorship is built around repeated configuration, troubleshooting and understanding why the network behaves the way it does.
Choose how much guidance you need.
From one difficult topic to a structured certification journey.
Private CCNA Session
Focused 1-on-1 help with a topic, lab or problem.
- 1 private session
- Networking concepts & troubleshooting
- CCNA study guide included
CCNA Lab Pack
Structured hands-on practice.
- 5 private sessions
- 40+ CCNA labs
- Guided Packet Tracer practice
- Troubleshooting
- 60K+ word study guide
CCNA Mentorship
A structured process toward exam readiness.
- Approx. 12 private sessions
- Full 40+ lab library
- Guided lab walkthroughs
- 60K+ word guide
- Personalized study direction
- Exam-objective & final review
Don't just memorize it. Build it.
The goal is to understand it well enough to configure it, break it, troubleshoot it and explain why it works.
Example networking lab
- Create VLANs
- Configure trunks
- Route between VLANs
- Verify connectivity
- Break the topology intentionally
- Troubleshoot the failure
Switch(config)# vlan 10 Switch(config-vlan)# name USERS Switch(config)# int g0/1 Switch(config-if)# switchport mode trunk student@lab:~$ ping 10.10.10.1 64 bytes from 10.10.10.1 ✓
Learn it. Build it. Prove it.
Technology is changing rapidly, and young students are growing up surrounded by it. The goal isn't simply to teach them how to write code. It's to help them understand technology, create with it, solve problems and finish things they can proudly call their own.
Just as important is learning how to prove what they know. Students build real projects, document their work and progressively save those projects in a GitHub portfolio — creating a visible record of their skills that can grow with them throughout school and into their future résumé and technology career.
A portfolio that grows with the student.
A key part of building a future in technology is being able to show what you can build. Students progressively create projects that document their skills and technical development. Over time, that portfolio can support future résumés, school applications, internships and early career opportunities.
One game. Real programming concepts. A result parents can actually see.
Students learn real Python by progressively building a visual game. Each new concept becomes something they can immediately see, control, test and improve.
Create the player, health, score and other game information.
Make the game react to specific conditions and player actions.
Organize behaviors and make the character move and perform actions.
Add enemies, collectibles and unpredictable events to the game world.
Create health, scoring, objectives, winning and losing conditions.
Finish the game, fix problems and publish the documented project to GitHub.
You don't need to already be “a tech person.”
🎓 College & adult learners
- Students struggling with networking classes
- CCNA learners
- Beginners entering IT
- Career changers
- First-time programmers
🚀 Younger students
- Kids curious about computers
- Students who want to learn coding
- Young gamers interested in technology
- Students who learn better one-on-one
- Parents looking for a productive tech activity
Start learning tech.
Private classes in networking, CCNA, programming, Linux and technology for younger learners.