Frequently asked questions

Anyone who is motivated to learn and can commit the weekly hours a program requires. Most programs have no formal academic prerequisites; each course page lists what you should know before starting.

Our first cohorts are being scheduled now. Cohort dates are published on each course page when enrollment opens — you can register your interest through the contact form to hear first.

There is no entrance exam. For intermediate programs we may ask a few short questions to make sure the program is the right fit, and we'll suggest a better starting point if it isn't.

Yes. All launch programs are online and part-time, with live sessions scheduled in the evening or at weekends, recorded material, and project work you complete on your own schedule.

Between 6 and 12 hours depending on the program. Each course page lists the expected weekly commitment.

Talk to your mentor early. Recordings and flexible deadlines on most work help you catch up, and if life gets in the way we'll discuss moving you to a later cohort.

The AI tutor helps you get unstuck at any hour by asking guiding questions and explaining concepts. It's designed to help you think, not to hand you finished answers, and it never replaces feedback from human mentors.

Tuition for each program is announced when enrollment opens and shown before you pay. There are no hidden fees.

Yes, within the windows described in our Refund Policy. In short: you can cancel for a full refund before your cohort starts, and receive a partial refund early in the program.

Yes. Students who complete a program's required projects receive an ALCI certificate with a verification link that shows the work behind it.

No. ALCI is an independent professional college focused on practical, job-relevant skills. Our certificates demonstrate verified project work rather than an academic degree.

We help you build a strong portfolio, prepare for technical interviews and present your work well. We don't guarantee employment — anyone who does is overpromising.

A laptop or desktop made in the last five years with a modern browser, a stable internet connection and a webcam for live sessions. Specific tools are listed on each course page.

All programs are taught in English.