Become a back-end developer in 9 months
IT-education in Europe, England, and the USA
Join this program with a discount from the partner fund
Start earning an average salary of €75,000 (or $80,000/£65,000) a year
Start earning an average salary of €75,000 (or $80,000/£65,000) a year
Online lectures in real time
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Daytime and evening classes
02
Internships and work on real projects
03
International job opportunities
04
Remote work from anywhere in the world
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Become a front-end developer in 9 months
100% financing of education in Germany
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*Tel-Ran.de has become part of the Starta Institute, an international startup institute headquartered in New York
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Who is a Back-end developer?
A back-end developer builds and maintains server side of websites and applications...
You'll learn how to develop everything hidden inside websites and applications.
You'll learn how to develop everything hidden inside websites and applications.
You will learn:
— Algorithms responsible for a website's function
— Data structures that allow information to be stored and transmitted
— Algorithms responsible for a website's function
— Data structures that allow information to be stored and transmitted
The salary of a middle back-end developer is around €75,000 ($80,000/£65,000 per year
IT companies are looking for 25,000 back-end developers right now
The back-end developer course takes 7-9 months to learn
A Back-end developer is…
About us
About us
- We accompany you at all stages of your new career: from training to internship to employment.
- Graduates work for international IT companies and earn an average of €75,000 ($80,000/£65,000) per year.
____________Starta Institute teachers are — the stars of the IT industry. They teach according to the school's proven methods and give prompt feedback.
____________Our graduates receive European certificates, which are highly valued by employers all over the world. This diploma will set you apart from other candidates who have completed «accelerated online courses in IT».
____________There are no «recorded lectures» at school — only live online lessons and teamwork on real projects. For 960 hours of study, you will receive a fundamental applied education with today's best practices.
____________There are no «recorded lectures» at school — only live online lessons and teamwork on real projects. For 960 hours of study, you will receive a fundamental applied education with today's best practices.
Your new path starts here ...
A story
After 4 years, you manage an entire IT company remotely and earn about €120,000 ($130,000/£104,000) a year. Your life has really changed. You should be proud!
And that's not all. The next step may even be to open your own business, where your income can be limitless.
And that's not all. The next step may even be to open your own business, where your income can be limitless.
Point B
As a Starta Institute student, you gradually immerse yourself in back-end development under the strict guidance of our teachers and curators.
After 1 month
You have just graduated and received a diploma. Congratulations! You are now a certified specialist.
Together, with other enthusiastic students, you have learned how to create a reliable and effective foundation for websites and applications. Now you are guaranteed to get a job.
Together, with other enthusiastic students, you have learned how to create a reliable and effective foundation for websites and applications. Now you are guaranteed to get a job.
After 9 months
You are responsible for the internal structure of the product in an international company.
Together, with experienced and active colleagues, you develop the project and continue to improve your skills.
Together, with experienced and active colleagues, you develop the project and continue to improve your skills.
After 1 year
You have grown to become a Senior Specialist, earning about €100,000 ($110,000/£87,000) a year and managing your own team.
Now, you're teaching others the subtleties of back-end development yourself.
Now, you're teaching others the subtleties of back-end development yourself.
After 3 years
The beginning of your journey. You've realized that there were no prospects for growth in your current work and decided to make a career shift to IT.
Point A
How we educate
How we educate
Introduction to the industry and its core professions, with an opportunity to choose your own
A ready-made portfolio, CV, and preparation for interviews in your desired profession
Instruction in English with the opportunity to improve your level of English
Online live lectures of the most prestigous professors, giving you every opportunity to ask questions and receive feedback on any topic that confuses you
In-depth immersion in the profession you choose — 960 hours of the best up-to-date practices
An opportunity to earn points for helping others and spend them on attractive bonuses in our IT Shop
A European state certificate
The course program
During education
Front-end
1. Visual studio code installation
2. Project structure, div, classes and indents
3. Review of new tags
4. Advanced working with styles, units of measurement
5. Display flex
6. Working with forms
7. Positioning
8. Pseudo-classes, pseudo-elements, animated transition
9. Variables, conditional operator
10. Loops and arrays
11. Working with objects
12. Variables, conditional operator
13. Loops and arrays
14. Working with objects
15. Functions, methods
16. DOM (search for elements and changing the values)
17. JS. DOM (creating elements)
18. JS. DOM (event processing)
19. JS. DOM (working with styles)
20. JS. Form processing. Event object.
Back-end
1. Introduction part, Languages Programming, Java history, JDK, «Hello, World»
2. Project, Package, Class, Method
3. Variables. Keyboard input
4. Variables and data types
5. Methods
6. Boolean. Logical expressions
7. If...else
8. Switch...case, ternary operator
9. Loops. For
10. Loops. while, do...while
11. Arrays
12. Arrays. Search and sorting
13. String, StringBuilder, StringBuffer
14. Main method, introduction to JUnit testing
Linux
1. Introduction to Linux
2. The first commands
3. Redirection, writing and appending
4. Vi + Nano & SSH
5. Numeral systems, scripts and permissions
6. CPU info locate find cron
7. GIT
QA
1. Introduction. History of testing. What testing is, who testers are.
2. Systems development life cycle. Project management
3. Quality standard, scale of types of testing
4. Bug, bug report
5. Mind maps, using mind maps in testing
6. Testing process
7. Test analysis
8. Test case and check-list. Exploratory testing
9. Test design: equivalence classes, boundary values
10. Test design: decision tables
11. Test design: state transition diagrams
12. Test design: White-box method, combinatorics
13. Web Testing
In 3 months you will:
- Master the syntax of Java, learn basic constructions, principles and features of this language
- Learn to create simple programs and run them
- Divide the code into methods and reuse them
- Learn to properly analyze errors in code
- Gain practical experience and solve over 30 programming tasks
- Write a full-fledged console program and show it to your friends
After this, we will move on to the Professional Module and dive deeper into your specialty.
1. Visual studio code installation
2. Project structure, div, classes and indents
3. Review of new tags
4. Advanced working with styles, units of measurement
5. Display flex
6. Working with forms
7. Positioning
8. Pseudo-classes, pseudo-elements, animated transition
9. Variables, conditional operator
10. Loops and arrays
11. Working with objects
12. Variables, conditional operator
13. Loops and arrays
14. Working with objects
15. Functions, methods
16. DOM (search for elements and changing the values)
17. JS. DOM (creating elements)
18. JS. DOM (event processing)
19. JS. DOM (working with styles)
20. JS. Form processing. Event object.
Back-end
1. Introduction part, Languages Programming, Java history, JDK, «Hello, World»
2. Project, Package, Class, Method
3. Variables. Keyboard input
4. Variables and data types
5. Methods
6. Boolean. Logical expressions
7. If...else
8. Switch...case, ternary operator
9. Loops. For
10. Loops. while, do...while
11. Arrays
12. Arrays. Search and sorting
13. String, StringBuilder, StringBuffer
14. Main method, introduction to JUnit testing
Linux
1. Introduction to Linux
2. The first commands
3. Redirection, writing and appending
4. Vi + Nano & SSH
5. Numeral systems, scripts and permissions
6. CPU info locate find cron
7. GIT
QA
1. Introduction. History of testing. What testing is, who testers are.
2. Systems development life cycle. Project management
3. Quality standard, scale of types of testing
4. Bug, bug report
5. Mind maps, using mind maps in testing
6. Testing process
7. Test analysis
8. Test case and check-list. Exploratory testing
9. Test design: equivalence classes, boundary values
10. Test design: decision tables
11. Test design: state transition diagrams
12. Test design: White-box method, combinatorics
13. Web Testing
In 3 months you will:
- Master the syntax of Java, learn basic constructions, principles and features of this language
- Learn to create simple programs and run them
- Divide the code into methods and reuse them
- Learn to properly analyze errors in code
- Gain practical experience and solve over 30 programming tasks
- Write a full-fledged console program and show it to your friends
After this, we will move on to the Professional Module and dive deeper into your specialty.
OOP (Object-Oriented Programming)
JCF. Java Collections Framework
Lambdas & Stream API
I/O
Miscellaneous
Multithreading
Spring & Spring Boot
After 9 months you:
- Can properly write working code
- Know how to handle exceptions and work with files
- Have an in-depth understanding of generic Java
- Know everything you need to know about multithreading
- Know the basic algorithms
- Know programming patterns and how to apply them in practice
- Master functional code testing
- Work with databases and SQL
- Have completed an introduction to the Spring Framework and Spring Boot
- Work on real practical tasks
- Solved over 150 tasks of varying complexity.
- You have enough experience to pass an interview on Java programming
Additional courses
General tech
Algorithms
Project management
English for interview
During the last month, you will develop a spec project, which will be the foundation of your portfolio.
By completing this professional module, you are guaranteed to get an internship in your dream company.
Good luck! We believe in you.
- Classes, objects, fields and methods of an object. Encapsulation. Fields and methods of a Class. Modifier 'static' and 'final.'
- Inheritance. Abstract classes. Polymorphism
- Enums in Java
- Understanding reference type. Reference Data Types in Java
JCF. Java Collections Framework
- Working with Arrays in Java. Binary search. Sort.
- Data structures definition. Interfaces. Data structure 'List'. ArraysList implementation, beginning.
- Iterators and Iterable. Foreach syntax.
- Lists implementations. LinkedList.
- Java Set implementation. Exercises.
- Data structure 'Set'. HashSet.
- Data structures 'Queue', 'Stack'. Custom ArrayDeque implementation.
- Java List and Deque implementations. Examples of problems solved via List, Deque.
- Comparing objects in Java. Comparator, Comparable. Method sort.
- Sorted collection of elements.
- Data structure 'Map'. Object.hashCode, HashMap implementation.
- Graphs. Trees, Binary Trees, Tree Map.
Lambdas & Stream API
- Lambdas, Functional Interfaces, Method references.
- Existing Functional Interfaces in Java 8. Functions and Predicates.
- Stream API: Stream, primitive streams. Intermediate and Terminal operations.
- Java Streams: Flat map.
- Java Streams: Collectors and Custom Collectors.
I/O
- Introduction to Input and Output in Java.
- Reading/Writing streams of bytes.
- Reading/Writing streams of strings.
Miscellaneous
- Regular expressions. Basics. Regular expressions, Java RegExp
- Class String and its methods. Immutable. StringBuilder, StringBuffer, performance test.
- Working with Arrays in Java. Binary search. Sort.
- Generics, Object.equals, Exceptions.
- Unit testing. JUnit.
- LocalDate, LocalDateTime, ZonedDateTime, exercises.
Multithreading
- General introduction to Java multithreading, main problems
- Thread, Runnable, Daemon threads, Interrupted Exception.
- Synchronization. Mutex, Monitor. Atomic types.
- Object.wait, Object.join. One-element blocking queue (Messenger).
- JavaUtilConcurrent. Concurrent Collections.
- Threads Executors.
Spring & Spring Boot
- Apache Maven, projects building
- Programming principles: DRY, YAGNI, KISS, SOLID
- Reflections. Annotations.
- Spring Framework: Introduction, Context and Beans
- Spring Framework: Beans configuration
- Spring Boot: Onion (Hexagonal) architecture
- Spring Boot: Implementing Rest Controllers
- Java JDBC API, working with databases
- Spring Boot: JPA and databases
- Spring Boot: validation
- Spring Boot: logging and AOP basics
- Spring Boot: scheduled jobs
After 9 months you:
- Can properly write working code
- Know how to handle exceptions and work with files
- Have an in-depth understanding of generic Java
- Know everything you need to know about multithreading
- Know the basic algorithms
- Know programming patterns and how to apply them in practice
- Master functional code testing
- Work with databases and SQL
- Have completed an introduction to the Spring Framework and Spring Boot
- Work on real practical tasks
- Solved over 150 tasks of varying complexity.
- You have enough experience to pass an interview on Java programming
Additional courses
General tech
- Learn how to work with databases, master SQL, noSQL and mongoDB.
Algorithms
- Learn the set of sequential instructions that describe the program's behavior and help you accelerate the process of solving problems.ач
Project management
- Master the principles of product development and team work organization. You will get acquainted with flexible methodologies, such as Agile and SCRUM, and classic methods, such as Waterfall.
English for interview
- Create a resume in English and prepare the answers for the questions often asked during an interview.
During the last month, you will develop a spec project, which will be the foundation of your portfolio.
By completing this professional module, you are guaranteed to get an internship in your dream company.
Good luck! We believe in you.
Front-end
1. Visual studio code installation
2. Project structure, div, classes and indents
3. Review of new tags
4. Advanced working with styles, units of measurement
5. Display flex
6. Working with forms
7. Positioning
8. Pseudo-classes, pseudo-elements, animated transition
9. Variables, conditional operator
10. Loops and arrays
11. Working with objects
12. Variables, conditional operator
13. Loops and arrays
14. Working with objects
15. Functions, methods
16. DOM (search for elements and changing the values)
17. JS. DOM (creating elements)
18. JS. DOM (event processing)
19. JS. DOM (working with styles)
20. JS. Form processing. Event object.
Back-end
1. Introduction part, Languages Programming, Java history, JDK, «Hello, World»
2. Project, Package, Class, Method
3. Variables. Keyboard input
4. Variables and data types
5. Methods
6. Boolean. Logical expressions
7. If...else
8. Switch...case, ternary operator
9. Loops. For
10. Loops. while, do...while
11. Arrays
12. Arrays. Search and sorting
13. String, StringBuilder, StringBuffer
14. Main method, introduction to JUnit testing
Linux
1. Introduction to Linux
2. The first commands
3. Redirection, writing and appending
4. Vi + Nano & SSH
5. Numeral systems, scripts and permissions
6. CPU info locate find cron
7. GIT
QA
1. Introduction. History of testing. What testing is, who testers are.
2. Systems development life cycle. Project management
3. Quality standard, scale of types of testing
4. Bug, bug report
5. Mind maps, using mind maps in testing
6. Testing process
7. Test analysis
8. Test case and check-list. Exploratory testing
9. Test design: equivalence classes, boundary values
10. Test design: decision tables
11. Test design: state transition diagrams
12. Test design: White-box method, combinatorics
13. Web Testing
In 3 months you will:
- Master the syntax of Java, learn basic constructions, principles and features of this language
- Learn to create simple programs and run them
- Divide the code into methods and reuse them
- Learn to properly analyze errors in code
- Gain practical experience and solve over 30 programming tasks
- Write a full-fledged console program and show it to your friends
After this, we will move on to the Professional Module and dive deeper into your specialty.
1. Visual studio code installation
2. Project structure, div, classes and indents
3. Review of new tags
4. Advanced working with styles, units of measurement
5. Display flex
6. Working with forms
7. Positioning
8. Pseudo-classes, pseudo-elements, animated transition
9. Variables, conditional operator
10. Loops and arrays
11. Working with objects
12. Variables, conditional operator
13. Loops and arrays
14. Working with objects
15. Functions, methods
16. DOM (search for elements and changing the values)
17. JS. DOM (creating elements)
18. JS. DOM (event processing)
19. JS. DOM (working with styles)
20. JS. Form processing. Event object.
Back-end
1. Introduction part, Languages Programming, Java history, JDK, «Hello, World»
2. Project, Package, Class, Method
3. Variables. Keyboard input
4. Variables and data types
5. Methods
6. Boolean. Logical expressions
7. If...else
8. Switch...case, ternary operator
9. Loops. For
10. Loops. while, do...while
11. Arrays
12. Arrays. Search and sorting
13. String, StringBuilder, StringBuffer
14. Main method, introduction to JUnit testing
Linux
1. Introduction to Linux
2. The first commands
3. Redirection, writing and appending
4. Vi + Nano & SSH
5. Numeral systems, scripts and permissions
6. CPU info locate find cron
7. GIT
QA
1. Introduction. History of testing. What testing is, who testers are.
2. Systems development life cycle. Project management
3. Quality standard, scale of types of testing
4. Bug, bug report
5. Mind maps, using mind maps in testing
6. Testing process
7. Test analysis
8. Test case and check-list. Exploratory testing
9. Test design: equivalence classes, boundary values
10. Test design: decision tables
11. Test design: state transition diagrams
12. Test design: White-box method, combinatorics
13. Web Testing
In 3 months you will:
- Master the syntax of Java, learn basic constructions, principles and features of this language
- Learn to create simple programs and run them
- Divide the code into methods and reuse them
- Learn to properly analyze errors in code
- Gain practical experience and solve over 30 programming tasks
- Write a full-fledged console program and show it to your friends
After this, we will move on to the Professional Module and dive deeper into your specialty.
OOP (Object-Oriented Programming)
JCF. Java Collections Framework
Lambdas & Stream API
I/O
Miscellaneous
Multithreading
Spring & Spring Boot
After 9 months you:
- Can properly write working code
- Know how to handle exceptions and work with files
- Have an in-depth understanding of generic Java
- Know everything you need to know about multithreading
- Know the basic algorithms
- Know programming patterns and how to apply them in practice
- Master functional code testing
- Work with databases and SQL
- Have completed an introduction to the Spring Framework and Spring Boot
- Work on real practical tasks
- Solved over 150 tasks of varying complexity.
- You have enough experience to pass an interview on Java programming
Additional courses
General tech
Algorithms
Project management
English for interview
During the last month, you will develop a spec project, which will be the foundation of your portfolio.
By completing this professional module, you are guaranteed to get an internship in your dream company.
Good luck! We believe in you.
- Classes, objects, fields and methods of an object. Encapsulation. Fields and methods of a Class. Modifier 'static' and 'final.'
- Inheritance. Abstract classes. Polymorphism
- Enums in Java
- Understanding reference type. Reference Data Types in Java
JCF. Java Collections Framework
- Working with Arrays in Java. Binary search. Sort.
- Data structures definition. Interfaces. Data structure 'List'. ArraysList implementation, beginning.
- Iterators and Iterable. Foreach syntax.
- Lists implementations. LinkedList.
- Java Set implementation. Exercises.
- Data structure 'Set'. HashSet.
- Data structures 'Queue', 'Stack'. Custom ArrayDeque implementation.
- Java List and Deque implementations. Examples of problems solved via List, Deque.
- Comparing objects in Java. Comparator, Comparable. Method sort.
- Sorted collection of elements.
- Data structure 'Map'. Object.hashCode, HashMap implementation.
- Graphs. Trees, Binary Trees, Tree Map.
Lambdas & Stream API
- Lambdas, Functional Interfaces, Method references.
- Existing Functional Interfaces in Java 8. Functions and Predicates.
- Stream API: Stream, primitive streams. Intermediate and Terminal operations.
- Java Streams: Flat map.
- Java Streams: Collectors and Custom Collectors.
I/O
- Introduction to Input and Output in Java.
- Reading/Writing streams of bytes.
- Reading/Writing streams of strings.
Miscellaneous
- Regular expressions. Basics. Regular expressions, Java RegExp
- Class String and its methods. Immutable. StringBuilder, StringBuffer, performance test.
- Working with Arrays in Java. Binary search. Sort.
- Generics, Object.equals, Exceptions.
- Unit testing. JUnit.
- LocalDate, LocalDateTime, ZonedDateTime, exercises.
Multithreading
- General introduction to Java multithreading, main problems
- Thread, Runnable, Daemon threads, Interrupted Exception.
- Synchronization. Mutex, Monitor. Atomic types.
- Object.wait, Object.join. One-element blocking queue (Messenger).
- JavaUtilConcurrent. Concurrent Collections.
- Threads Executors.
Spring & Spring Boot
- Apache Maven, projects building
- Programming principles: DRY, YAGNI, KISS, SOLID
- Reflections. Annotations.
- Spring Framework: Introduction, Context and Beans
- Spring Framework: Beans configuration
- Spring Boot: Onion (Hexagonal) architecture
- Spring Boot: Implementing Rest Controllers
- Java JDBC API, working with databases
- Spring Boot: JPA and databases
- Spring Boot: validation
- Spring Boot: logging and AOP basics
- Spring Boot: scheduled jobs
After 9 months you:
- Can properly write working code
- Know how to handle exceptions and work with files
- Have an in-depth understanding of generic Java
- Know everything you need to know about multithreading
- Know the basic algorithms
- Know programming patterns and how to apply them in practice
- Master functional code testing
- Work with databases and SQL
- Have completed an introduction to the Spring Framework and Spring Boot
- Work on real practical tasks
- Solved over 150 tasks of varying complexity.
- You have enough experience to pass an interview on Java programming
Additional courses
General tech
- Learn how to work with databases, master SQL, noSQL and mongoDB.
Algorithms
- Learn the set of sequential instructions that describe the program's behavior and help you accelerate the process of solving problems.
Project management
- Master the principles of product development and team work organization. You will get acquainted with flexible methodologies, such as Agile and SCRUM, and classic methods, such as Waterfall.
English for interview
- Create a resume in English and prepare the answers for the questions often asked during an interview.
During the last month, you will develop a spec project, which will be the foundation of your portfolio.
By completing this professional module, you are guaranteed to get an internship in your dream company.
Good luck! We believe in you.
Learn from the best IT-specialists
Meet our professors
Who you will learn from
Anna E.
Experience: 7 years
Middle Java AQA in GlobalLogic, earlier — manual testing in G5 Games
Yuri A.
Experience: 6 years
Full-stack developer, previously worked at Synergy Digital and Cross Agency
Yuri A.
Experience: 15 years
Senior Software Engineer and Team Lead at Edisoft
Gegam B.
Experience: 12 years
Product Director
Technical Director
Executive Director
Technical Director
Executive Director
Nelly E.
Experience: 5 years
Co-Founder and Managing Director at PROG Center
Frontend Development Instructor (JS, React) at SberUniversity
Project Manager at TIARCENTER
Frontend Development Instructor (JS, React) at SberUniversity
Project Manager at TIARCENTER
Philip P.
Experience: 6 years
Senior Software Engineer at Epam Systems
Andrey L.
Experience: 15 years
Cloud Engineer at idealo, ex. Cloud Architect at Takeaway.com
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Our students’ reviews
«Before my current role, I worked as an estimating engineer. My background is in construction. I wanted a change in my career, so I enrolled in the back-end development course. I chose Starta Institute because it's the only IT school that teaches this kind of technology in Berlin. What I liked about the classes was that the instructors were responsive and gave very structured information. Also, it was great that we studied for 9 months at a relaxed pace, which helped us to better absorb knowledge and avoid messing up our heads. I got a job a month before the course ended and increased my income by 30%».
Ella Morash
5,0
«I'm a musician by trade and I'm unsettled by nature. I thought that my liberal arts knowledge was not enough to work in IT and that I would soon get tired of sitting in front of a screen. It turned out to be quite the opposite — when I began to write my own program, improve it, and alter some parts of the code, I liked it. At times I didn't want to sleep, I just wanted to write code! A pleasant bonus is that now I get paid many times more than I could have imagined, even when I enrolled in the program. The quality of life has increased manifold, thanks to Starta Institute».
Victor Sabadosh
4,9
«My previous work did not meet my expectations and I decided to change my profession. I decided to move to the IT sphere and took the "Front-end-developer" course at Starta Institute. I was successfully employed within a couple of months after the training. Now I work as a Junior Front-End Web Developer and finally get satisfaction and decent pay for what I do».
Vitaliy Makarenko
4,6
«Before the course, I was a hockey player. I got injured and my career ended there. Later, I found Starta Institute and decided to take a course. At first, I mastered the basic skills of front-end and back-end, Java, Spring, etc. After I finished the course, I continued working on my final project for another month, learning new features. The career department helped me with the job search and resume. I had 4 interviews and received 2 job offers. Now I work for an IT company, which helped me with the relocation».
Vladislav Gavrus
4,7
«I got tired of my old job and thought about a career change. That's how the idea of shifting to QA engineering came about. I got all the necessary knowledge and experience during the training to get to work. The school also helped me write my resume and held a mock job interview in English and Russian. I received support from the school's management and teachers until I found my job. Now I am working at Weavr as a QA Engineer and I can confidently say that my knowledge from the "Back-end developer" course came in handy in my work».
Elena Sabitova
4,8
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€590
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A discount for 10 students at each stream from the European IT Specialists Support Fund
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