Why should you join Scaler academy?

Through Interviewbit, an interview preparation platform that was established in 2014, we have helped over 4000 software engineers land their dream job in leading tech companies. 

Gradually over time, most of these companies drove their hirings through our Platform. 

Upon interacting with the folks on the platform, we came to realize that the ones getting placed had one thing in common: a mentor-like figure be it their siblings, seniors.. to guide them through the process. 

That brought about the birth of the program Scaler Academy back in April 2019.

The objective of  the Scaler Academy Program: 

To help shape software engineers who can create a massive impact.


Scaler Academy Curriculum: Structured, Industry-Relevant Curriculum [Download PDF]

We have reverse engineered Scaler's curriculum by talking to the top product companies and understanding what skills the software industry needs the most right now and arrived at a conclusion that there are two fundamental skills required:
1. Great Problem Solver
2. Ability to build scalable tech products

Check out this video to understand the reasons behind the components of following the curriculum:

Modules:
  1. Data Structure and Algorithm (DSA) 
  2. Computer Science Fundamentals
  3. Low-Level Design
  4. High-Level Design
  5. Project Building: 
    1. Backend Engineering Stream or Fullstack Engineering Stream
Electives:
  1. Advanced DSA
  2. Concurrent Programming
  3. Product Management
Check out what our Scaler Academy Learner's have to say about the course: Link





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