TripleTen is a career learning platform for people in a world being reshaped by AI. Our programs help people from all backgrounds learn the tech and AI skills to move into higher-paying roles and keep up as the economy shifts. TripleTen’s programs stand out for their AI-focused curriculum, hands-on practice, flexible learning schedule, and dedicated career coaches who guide you through the job search.
You won't just learn up-to-date skills — you'll learn how the work is actually done, so you can step into your first tech or AI role with confidence.
TripleTen programs are fully online and remote. There are no mandatory meeting times, only project deadlines to help you stay on track. Most lessons and practice happen right in your browser on our learning platform. Concepts, theory, and hands-on exercises live in one place, which helps you stay focused and pick up new skills more easily.
Some practice tasks and projects do use external tools like GitHub and Figma. That's intentional — it gives you early experience with industry-standard tools. And if you run into any issues along the way, our support team is available 24/7 to help.
We currently offer 8 tech programs:
No prior experience is needed for the majority of our programs. Most of our programs are designed to be beginner-friendly, and 80% of our students come from non-STEM backgrounds — so you don't need any coding experience or a tech background to get started.
For the AI Systems Engineering accelerator, students should have at least 5 years of tech-related experience.
No, you don't need a STEM degree to enroll. In fact, 61% of TripleTen graduates don't have a bachelor's degree at all — so no matter your educational background, you can still successfully transition into tech.
TripleTen programs aren't hard, but they do require a consistent time commitment. The curriculum starts with basic concepts and gradually introduces more advanced topics. As a result, even students without a prior technical background can quickly build the skills needed to land a tech job.
To get a sense of what to expect, here is a breakdown of how your learning process will look:
There's no admissions process or prerequisites to join most* TripleTen programs. All you really need is motivation, persistence, and the ability to commit about 20 hours per week.
Before enrolling, we ask everyone to have a call with an advisor. It's a chance to walk through the profession and the program structure, and to make sure you have all the information you need before deciding. Book a call to get your questions answered and see if TripleTen is the right fit for you.
*The AI Systems Engineering accelerator requires at least 5 years of technical experience
Each program is designed around current job-market needs, so you're learning tools and technologies that are used in the industry today. For example, in our AI & Machine Learning program, you'll work with Python and tools like NLTK, Pandas, Matplotlib, NumPy, PyTorch, Keras, and TensorFlow, along with SQL, PySpark, Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS.
If you'd like a closer look at what's covered, you can explore the full curriculum on each program's page:
Yes. TripleTen awards a certificate upon graduation, built to strengthen your resume and LinkedIn profile during your job search.
You may also choose to enroll on our academic-partner track with The University of New Mexico Continuing Education (UNM Continuing Education) before you start, which replaces the standard TripleTen certificate with a co-branded TripleTen + UNM Continuing Education Certificate. Please talk to your admissions advisor about this option before you enroll.
Most students start with our free career quiz to explore which tech path might be the best fit. It takes about 2 minutes and helps narrow down your options. We also recommend a free career consultation, where you can ask questions, talk through your goals, and get clearer on your next steps.
Our programs run from 4 to 9 months, with an average commitment of about 15-20 hours per week. Study on a schedule that fits your work and personal life, with project deadlines that keep you on track.
Program lengths vary by track:
TripleTen programs cost $4,935-$12,600 upfront, depending on the program. For the most up-to-date details, you can check our payments page or book a call to walk through the options (including available promotions) with an advisor.
Yes, a TripleTen program is worth it. Based on outcomes from the Student Achievement Highlights 2026, graduates see an average salary increase of $16,300, a strong return on investment.
More than that, 88% of 2024 graduates who landed jobs were still in their new role a year later — proof that our programs prepare you for a career that lasts, not just a first job. You'll learn comprehensive skill sets that can help you move into a new industry and build a more sustainable career trajectory.
No: 77% of our students study while working full-time. Our programs are designed to be flexible, with no mandatory meeting times (just project deadlines). You study and practice on your own schedule using our online learning platform. Instructors are available during the day, and our AI assistant, Dot, is available to give hints and explain concepts 24/7. They're there to make sure you have the help you need to stay on track and meet sprint deadlines.
TripleTen is at the forefront of AI-ready career preparation: every program teaches high-demand AI skills, moving from a traditional "coding program" model to an AI-ready tech career program.
Career and job-search support is part of every program, including AI tools to accelerate the process. Each student also has the chance to complete an externship (on-the-job training) project with a partner company. That means you graduate with the hands-on experience employers look for in 2026.
Yes. Through TripleTen's partnership with Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), graduates may petition to apply 3 to 6 SNHU undergraduate credits toward an SNHU degree (the credit amount varies by program, and credits are awarded through SNHU's review process). Please reach out to your Learning Coach if you'd like to apply your TripleTen program toward an SNHU degree.
TripleTen is a career learning platform with academic partners Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) and University of New Mexico Continuing Education (UNM Continuing Education). We hold a 4.8/5 average across 2,500+ reviews across trusted platforms, and rank in the top 3 online programs by CourseReport
Across 2,500+ reviews (4.8/5 average), TripleTen graduates consistently praise the supportive community, the instructors (who are working professionals), and the hands-on projects that go into grads’ portfolios. Career changers from non-tech backgrounds highlight responsive coaching and flexibility while working full-time. Read some stories from TripleTen graduates who switched careers and landed roles in tech and AI.
To apply to a TripleTen program, choose the program you want, submit the sign-up form, and book a free consultation with an admissions advisor.
On the call, the advisor walks you through the curriculum, the flexible part-time schedule, and payment options, then helps you enroll.
Book a call with our admissions advisor to get all your questions answered.
Each program includes hands-on projects designed to mimic the work you’ll do in your new career:
In addition to course work, students have the opportunity to take part in externships (on-the-job training) and complete a project for a partner company. (More on the TripleTen Externships page.) And for even more practice, join TripleTen's Code Jams: hackathon-style team contests with unique challenges and portfolio-worthy projects.
Throughout the program, you'll have access to a full support team — including instructors, learning coaches, career coaches, and a tech support team. You're never on your own. TripleTen has an active online learning community to keep you connected every step of the way. Learn more about each role, how they support you, and when they're available on the Team page.
Our curriculum is reviewed every two months and updated to reflect what employers are hiring for right now, with input from industry professionals. Lessons are broken into small, manageable pieces and paired with hands-on practice, so you're always reinforcing what you learn and turning concepts into skills.
We consistently expand the curriculum with AI-focused skills and real-world context. You practice using AI tools in realistic coding and data workflows, learn how to create and evaluate AI-generated outputs, and explore AI ethics—so you understand not just what AI can do, but how to use it responsibly in your future role.
While there are no "class hours," instructors host regular workshops and live group office hours, which closely reflect how teams collaborate in real tech roles. Most learning and growth happens through working together, sharing experience, and learning from one another—not in isolation.
If you get stuck, you can always ask for quick help in our student community or chat with your AI assistant, Dot. Many students prefer group office hours because they can get their questions answered while also learning from the group. On this page, you can learn more about each support role, how they help you, and when they're available.
Yes—you can request a 1:1 mentoring session with an instructor. Instructors are also active online, where they answer questions and host daily group office hours for quick, real-time help. On this page, you can learn more about each support role, how they help you, and when they're available.
Project reviews are how we track your progress throughout the program. You submit a project every two weeks (at the end of each sprint), and industry professionals review your work to help you improve. Instead of a simple pass/fail grade, you'll get detailed, actionable feedback—similar to how work is reviewed in real tech teams before anything goes live. Once your project meets industry standards, you move on to the next one. You can expect feedback within 24 hours of submitting your project.
Yes—you’ll have the chance to join a team working on an externship project for one of TripleTen's partner companies. These projects give you relevant, real-world experience you can showcase in your portfolio and on your LinkedIn profile.
Externships also let you receive feedback and even references that can help you stand out to future employers. You can learn more on the TripleTen Externships page.
If you're worried about meeting a deadline, you can always reach out to ask for an extension or extra support from our learning coaches and instructors. We understand that life doesn't always go as planned, and we're here to help you work through it.
You just need a stable internet connection and a computer.
TripleTen's career services cover what you need to land your first new role and grow in your career. Here's what's included:
No—all career and job-search support is included as part of the program.
Yes—you'll take part in small-group coaching sessions led by experienced career coaches. These sessions offer personalized guidance in a collaborative setting, so you benefit not only from feedback on your own goals but also from the questions and experiences of other students.
You'll also take part in dedicated 1:1 HR mock interviews, giving you focused, individual practice so you can feel more confident, prepared, and comfortable going into the job search and interview process.
Our coaches bring hands-on recruiting and hiring experience, which helps ensure the guidance you receive is practical, up to date, and aligned with what employers are looking for today.
Mock interviews at TripleTen are designed to closely mirror real job interviews. They're based on actual technical and behavioral interview formats, so you'll practice answering common questions and working through realistic tasks. After each session, you'll receive professional feedback to help you refine your answers and feel fully prepared for the real thing.
For students who are eligible and actively job searching, we offer up to 10 months of structured job-search support, including guidance, accountability, and expert advice throughout the process.
For all graduates, we provide three alumni career support sessions per year, which you can use when you've recently transitioned into a new role and want guidance on your next steps, or if you decide to return to the job search and need advice on your career materials.
In addition, all graduates receive:
We love staying connected with our alumni and supporting you at every stage of your professional journey, whether you're preparing for your first role or planning what comes next.
TripleTen graduates work across a wide range of industries—not just tech. Only 25% land in IT itself; the rest spread across manufacturing and engineering (12%), finance and banking (11%), retail and e-commerce (10%), healthcare (10%), public and non-profit (8%), plus transportation, consulting, education, and insurance. Common roles include Software Engineer, Front-end/Back-end Developer, Data Analyst, BI Analyst, Data Scientist, AI and ML Engineer, QA Engineer, and Cybersecurity Analyst.
Nearly two-thirds of TripleTen graduates landed jobs within 10 months of completing their program, with an average salary increase of $16,300. And 88% of the 2024 graduates who landed jobs were still in those roles a year later.
While traditional entry-level tech postings saw a slowdown in 2025, AI-adjacent roles are diverging upward. Job postings requiring "AI literacy" grew by 70% year-over-year in the US as of early 2026. TripleTen's programs have been revamped to include the AI skills and workflows employers are looking for in 2026.
In the last year, two-thirds of TripleTen graduates found a job within 10 months. Outcomes can vary depending on factors like your background, location, and your specific job search.
We can't control hiring trends, but we pride ourselves on transparency. That's why we publish our results and encourage you to review the data yourself in our Student Achievement Highlights, where you'll find statistics on hiring timelines and employment outcomes.
Starting salaries for TripleTen grads are currently averaging:
Across all programs, grads average a $16,300 salary increase compared to their previous jobs. See what goes into these numbers in our Student Achievement Highlights.
TripleTen offers several payment options, including upfront payments, installment plans, financing, and alternative options. For the most up-to-date details, visit our Payments page or book a call with an advisor.
Yes, you can get a loan to finance your education at TripleTen, including fully deferred options where you make no payments until you complete the program.
TripleTen partners with financial institutions like Climb Credit and Edly to offer loan options. For the most up-to-date details, visit our Payments page or book a call with an advisor.
TripleTen offers a full refund if you withdraw within the first two weeks (14 days) of your start date. Beyond this 14-day cancellation period, students are not eligible for a refund. For the full refund details, please see our Terms and Conditions.
Yes. Get your tuition back if you're not hired within 10 months of graduation, as long as you follow our job-search roadmap. Here's how you qualify for the money-back guarantee:
Full details and eligibility requirements are outlined in our Terms of Use.