Build Scripts That Actually Work
We started teaching because clients kept asking how we built their solutions. Turns out, explaining the process helped us refine it even more.
Our autumn 2025 program focuses on practical bot development and business automation scripting. You'll work on real scenarios — the kind we encounter every week with actual clients in Taiwan's business environment.
How We Got Here
Our training program didn't start as a grand plan. It evolved from client requests, team experiments, and a lot of trial runs that taught us what actually matters.
First Informal Workshop
A client asked if we could teach their team basic automation scripting. We put together a weekend workshop. The feedback was surprisingly positive, so we refined the materials.
Curriculum Development
After running three more sessions, we noticed patterns in what participants struggled with. We rebuilt the curriculum around those pain points instead of theoretical concepts.
Real Project Integration
Started including actual client scenarios (anonymized, of course). Participants worked on problems we'd recently solved, which made the learning feel more relevant and immediate.
Structured Program Launch
After a year of refinement, we're offering our first fully structured program. It includes bot development, API integration, and automation scripting. Sessions begin September 2025.
What Past Participants Actually Gained
From Manual to Automated
One participant automated their team's data entry process, cutting a four-hour weekly task down to fifteen minutes. They said the real win was finally understanding how APIs connect systems together.
Career Pivot Support
A marketing professional used the skills to transition into a technical role at their company. They handle bot development for customer service now and mentioned our program gave them the confidence to apply.
Internal Tool Creation
A small business owner built a custom reporting bot that pulls sales data every morning. It's not perfect, they said, but it works and saves them from manually compiling spreadsheets.
Questions We Get Asked
Here are the most common questions from people considering our program. If yours isn't here, just reach out.
Do I need prior programming experience?
Not necessarily. Most participants come from non-technical backgrounds. We start with fundamentals and build from there. If you're comfortable with spreadsheets and basic logic, you'll manage fine.
What's the time commitment?
The autumn 2025 program runs eight weeks with two evening sessions per week. Each session is about two hours. Expect another two to three hours weekly for practice work. Contact us for the detailed schedule.
Will this help me get a job?
We can't promise employment outcomes — that depends on many factors outside our control. What we can say is that several past participants have used these skills to shift roles or add technical capabilities to their current positions.
What tools will we use?
Mostly Python for scripting, some JavaScript for web automation, and common API tools. Everything we teach uses free or widely available resources. You'll need a laptop and internet connection.
Is there ongoing support after the program?
Yes. We maintain a participant community where people share solutions and ask questions. Response times vary based on our workload, but we stay engaged. Learn more on our Services page.
Torin Brekke
Operations ManagerThe program didn't promise overnight transformation, which I appreciated. I learned enough to automate repetitive tasks at work and actually understand what's happening under the hood.
Elara Jokinen
Freelance ConsultantI came in with zero coding background and left able to build basic bots for my clients. The instructors explained things without jargon, which made a huge difference for me.