The short answer is - they are all the same.

And this course teaches you all of them because these words are pretty much interchangeable.

A software engineer or a software developer is a general term to describe professional programmers.

A Python Developer is a professional programmer whose main language is Python. The same applies for a Golang Developer who's main programming language is Golang.

Great question! This course is specifically designed with beginners in mind and even if you have never touched a programming language in your life, you will be able to take the course and learn programming from scratch.

I go through all the installations you will need + an overview of how computers work behind the scenes so you will have all the knowledge and steps you need to learn to code & master the skills you need to become a Software Developer.

Excellent question! YouTube and Google have thousands of free resources to help you learn to code, so if you’re strapped for cash, it’s a great place to start!

With the Python Developer Masterclass, you don’t have to sort through all the information on your own. It’s all the steps you need to start & master the concepts alongside plenty of targeted practice, in the right order. So instead of spending your precious time consuming endless free videos, you can focus your attention on implementing the skills you’ll learn to have a direct path to becoming a hireable software developer.

I also give you an in-depth Playbook with essentially a full bank of summaries & notes of all the most important Python concepts with exercises, resources & bonus guides such as a full guide to craft your CV, a full guide to apply for & get jobs and a full guide for preparing for software developer interviews.

If you have already mastered the foundations of programming including all 5 core building blocks and built several projects using them, the current version of the course might not be the right fit for you.

However, in your case, I think you will still find some of the upcoming more specialized modules such as Python Scripting & AI Mastery or Python Web Developer Pro highly useful. If you buy the course now, you will get full free access to these as they come out.

We all know that simply watching tutorials is not enough to learn to code - that is why the course is packed with practice & projects.

In addition, the full bonus workbook which you will get as part of the course includes extra exercises where you are encouraged to explain in your own words the concepts you learn - which has been proven by science to be one of the most effective ways to learn.

Real talk? No, you don’t need this. Plenty of people (including me) have successfully learned to code through trial & error using free resources.

But if you’re looking to save time by learning from my mistakes, skip the overwhelm, and avoid being distracted by the shiny objects & random concepts that you don't need you’re bound to come across – then this is for you.

If you find that even after completing the entire course including the projects, you’re not feeling more confident about how to progress with learning programming or satisfied with the course, that’s where the 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee comes in. Just drop us an email and we'll happily refund your full payment within 30 days of purchasing the course. Note that this only applies if you do the work and complete the course. If you don't do the work, you won't get any value from the course.

No, I cannot guarantee you will get hired.

But I can guarantee that if you watch all the videos, do all the practice, and implement all the steps with building projects that I describe in the course, you will be a very competent programmer at the end of it and you will have the skills to get hired.

After that, as long as you put in the work to build your CV & portfolio, and you develop your interviewing skills using the steps I outline in the accompanying "Getting Hired" extra module inside the companion Python Developer Playbook, there is no reason why you could not get a job as long as you stay persistent.