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Advanced programs for tech professionals

• AI Systems Engineering: build and run production AI systems on top of your backend, cloud, or platform experience.
• AI & Machine Learning: build, fine-tune, and deploy ML models, LLM applications, and agents.

Career growth programs for business professionals

• AI Transformation Management: find where AI pays off, get solutions approved, and roll them out across teams.
• AI Business Analytics: take a business question to a dashboard with SQL, BI tools, and AI.
• AI Agents & Automation: build AI agents and automations across company systems and keep them running.

Tech programs for complete beginners

• AI Software Engineering: build and deploy full-stack web apps with AI coding assistants.
• Cybersecurity: secure networks, respond to incidents, and graduate with the CompTIA Security+ certification.
• Quality Assurance (QA): test web apps, APIs, and mobile apps, and automate tests with Python and Selenium.

It depends on the program group:

• Programs for complete beginners: no experience needed. 80% of TripleTen students start without a tech background.
• Programs for business professionals: 2+ years in one business function, such as operations, finance, HR, customer service, or sales operations. No coding background needed.
• Programs for tech professionals: 2+ years of recent hands-on production experience as a software, data, DevOps, QA, or platform engineer.

TripleTen programs take steady work, but each one starts from what you already know and adds skills project by project. The weekly load depends on the program group:

• Programs for complete beginners: 15–20 hours a week, starting from zero, with a project deadline at the end of each two-week sprint.
• Programs for business professionals: 10–12 hours a week. You learn only the code an automation needs, and AI writes most of it.
• Programs for tech professionals: 10–20 hours a week. Projects get more independent as you go: the first comes with structured inputs and hints, the last with only a business request.

Every program starts with a call with an admissions advisor. Beyond that, admission depends on the program group:

• Programs for complete beginners: no tests or prerequisites.
• Programs for business professionals: the program opens with a Week 0 assessment that compares your experience with job postings for your target role and shows what the program adds.
• Programs for tech professionals: a 3-minute skills audit (AI Systems Engineering, AI & Machine Learning) and a call that turns the results into your study plan.

Each program teaches the tools listed in job postings for its target roles. For example:

• AI Systems Engineering: Kubernetes, Terraform/OpenTofu, Kafka, Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, LangGraph, vLLM, and RAG with pgvector.
• AI & Machine Learning: PyTorch, scikit-learn, Hugging Face, LangChain, LangGraph, FastAPI, MLflow, and AWS.
• AI Transformation Management: Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, Power Automate, SharePoint, Teams, Excel, and Power BI, plus the ADKAR change model and NIST AI RMF.
• AI Business Analytics: Microsoft 365 Copilot, SQL, Databricks, Power BI, Tableau, Python, pandas, and GitHub Copilot.
• AI Agents & Automation: Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Power Automate, Copilot Studio, LangChain, LangGraph, n8n, Salesforce, HubSpot, and ServiceNow.
• AI Software Engineering: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Docker, AWS, and GitHub Copilot.
• Cybersecurity: SIEM, Splunk, MITRE ATT&CK, vulnerability scanners, and penetration testing tools.
• Quality Assurance: Postman, SQL, Chrome DevTools, Android Studio, Python, and Selenium.

Start from the experience you already have:

• New to tech: take the free career quiz to compare QA, cybersecurity, and software engineering.
• 2+ years in a business function: take the free skills check, then pick the program closest to your work: AI Transformation Management if you lead processes, AI Business Analytics if you work with numbers, or AI Agents & Automation if you run systems hands-on.
• 2+ years in production engineering: take the skills audit for AI Systems Engineering or AI & Machine Learning to see your gaps.

Most TripleTen programs take 4–7 months part-time. The programs for tech professionals adjust to your pace:

• AI Software Engineering: 7 months
• Cybersecurity: 7 months
• Quality Assurance: 5 months
• AI Transformation Management, AI Business Analytics, AI Agents & Automation: 21 weeks (4–5 months)
• AI Systems Engineering: 22 weeks at 15–20 hours a week, or about 8 months at 10 hours a week
• AI & Machine Learning: 20 weeks at 20 hours a week, longer at fewer hours

TripleTen programs differ from other online programs in three ways:

• AI in every program: you learn high-demand AI skills and use AI tools as part of the job.
• Learning by doing the job: every program is built around projects that working professionals review and that go into your portfolio.
• Career support included: career coaching, mock interviews, and job-search support are part of every program.

To apply to TripleTen, follow these steps:

• Choose your program and submit the sign-up form.
• For a program for tech professionals, take the 3-minute skills audit.
• Book a free call with an admissions advisor, who walks you through the curriculum, schedule, and payment options and helps you enroll.

The number of projects depends on the program:

• AI Systems Engineering: 5 projects that extend one production system
• AI & Machine Learning: 5 projects that ship as features of one AI product
• AI Transformation Management, AI Business Analytics, AI Agents & Automation: 4 projects plus a capstone project review
• Cybersecurity: 13 projects, plus the CompTIA Security+ exam
• Quality Assurance: 9 projects testing web apps, APIs, databases, and mobile apps
• AI Software Engineering: 4 projects, from a web app to a full-stack MERN app and your portfolio site

TripleTen has no lectures at fixed class hours. Live sessions depend on the program:

• Programs for complete beginners: workshops and group office hours with instructors.
• Programs for business professionals: practitioner reviews of your projects and a live capstone review.
• Programs for tech professionals: group sessions on evenings and weekends and a live review for every project.

A project review is a check of your project by working professionals. You get detailed feedback before you move to the next project. The format depends on the program group:

• Programs for complete beginners: you submit a project at the end of each two-week sprint and get written feedback within 24 hours.
• Programs for business professionals: practitioners review each project, and the program ends with a 30-minute capstone project review with a practitioner and a manager who hires for similar roles.
• Programs for tech professionals: automated tests, a reviewer, and your instructor check your code, then you present it in a 60-minute live review with working engineers. Retakes are unlimited.

Industry Experience projects depend on the program group:

• Programs for complete beginners: you can join an Industry Experience project, a team project for a TripleTen partner company that you can add to your portfolio and LinkedIn profile.
• Programs for business professionals: no Industry Experience projects. Instead, each of the four projects ends with portfolio projects you can show employers, such as an AI agent tested on 200 past records with the hours and money it saves.
• Programs for tech professionals: optional partner-company projects are available but not guaranteed.

Career support is included in every TripleTen program, and its format depends on the program group:

• Programs for complete beginners: after graduation, a 6-week Career Sprint on your résumé, LinkedIn profile, and job-search strategy, then an Active Job Search Period on the TripleTen job-search platform with a career coach.
• Programs for business professionals: résumé and LinkedIn material after every project, a résumé built from your four projects, job-search support, and offer negotiation prep.
• Programs for tech professionals: career coaching from the start of the program, résumé and LinkedIn repositioning, and debriefs after employer interviews.

The length of career support after graduation depends on the program group:

• Programs for complete beginners: up to 10 months of job-search support for eligible graduates who actively search.
• Programs for business professionals: up to 6 months of career support.
• Programs for tech professionals: up to 3 months of career support.

In addition, all graduates receive:

• Lifelong access to any program updates, so you can hone your skills
• Access to our alumni community, where graduates share job opportunities, insights, and support throughout their careers
• Three alumni career sessions a year, for help in a new role or with a new job search.

Your target roles depend on the program you finish:

• Programs for tech professionals: AI Platform Engineer, AI Infrastructure Engineer, AI Architect, Platform Engineer, Site Reliability Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer, AI Engineer, MLOps Engineer, LLM Engineer.
• Programs for business professionals: AI Transformation Manager, AI Program Manager, AI Project Manager, Change Manager, AI Business Analyst, Business Intelligence Analyst, Business Systems Analyst, AI Automation Specialist, Automation Engineer, Revenue Operations Manager.
• Programs for complete beginners: Software Engineer, Full-Stack Developer, Front-End Developer, SOC Analyst, Information Security Analyst, Incident Responder, QA Engineer, QA Analyst, QA Automation Engineer.

TripleTen offers six ways to pay:

• Upfront: the lowest total price.
• 2 or 4 payments: the same total as upfront, with no credit check.
• Student loan from Climb Credit or Edly: $0 today, with interest and fees.
• Monthly plan with Lumion: a deposit, then 6–24 monthly payments at 0% interest, with no credit check.
• Employer-paid tuition: direct payment, partial payment, or reimbursement.

Yes, only for the programs for complete beginners: AI Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Quality Assurance. Get your tuition back if you're not hired within 10 months. To qualify, you need to:

• Complete the program, including the Career Sprint and the Active Job Search Period
• Follow the job-search roadmap with your career coach
• Meet the weekly application and networking minimums
• Meet the eligibility requirements, including US residency, work authorization, and age.