< Q&A >
Who is GeekAcademy course for?
GeekAcademy is designed for developers with at least 3 years of experience and a basic understanding of cloud and Python.
How is the course built?
The course includes 15 online sessions and 3 in-person workshops. Online sessions are open to all students, while the in-person events require additional registration and must be approved in advance by email.
Do I need to complete the 2025 course to participate this year?
No! GeekAcademy is updated with 2026 content and is designed to upskill the developer community in Israel. While you can always revisit last year's materials to enrich your knowledge, it is not needed for understanding or participating in the new course.
Is there a cost for GeekAcademy?
No, the course is completely free of charge. The only requirement is registration.
Will the session be in English?
Most lectures will be in Hebrew, but some content in webinars, presentations, and homework assignments might be in English.
How do I get to the in-person workshops?
The workshops will be held at Microsoft Reactor in Tel Aviv. Registration for each event will open separately throughout the course, and all students will be notified accordingly. Registration will be confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note that some in-person workshops will require prior technical knowledge and specific technical requirements, which will be detailed later.
Can I watch the webinars on demand?
Yes, registered students will have access to recordings of all webinars. However, there will be a significant delay before they are uploaded, so we strongly recommend attending the live sessions.
Will I get any certification?
Students who attend all webinars can receive a certification confirming their participation in the course.
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