Five steps up
Start with a credit-linked course at your college, then move into counseling, training and an internship.
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Step 1: Credit sessions
A 10-hour course at your college, worth three credit hours.

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Step 2: Career counseling
Find the track that fits your interests and goals.

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Step 3: Training
Three months of hands-on training in your track.

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Step 4: Internship
Three months working with an industry partner.

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Step 5: Placement
Offered by the partner to students who perform well.

In your final year? Project mentorship runs alongside, in groups of five.
Why join
Academic credit
Credit-linked courses count toward your degree: 10 hours, three credit hours.
A clear direction
Counseling helps you choose a track that fits your interests, aptitudes and goals.
Practical skills
Three months of hands-on, industry-relevant training in your chosen track.
Real work experience
Three months as an intern with an industry partner, and a path to placement.

The training fee comes back to you
- You pay the training and internship fee when you start
- It is returned to you when you complete the training
- A 10% discount applies to the fee
- Timing and conditions are set in your college’s agreement
Before you apply
College students and graduates. Most students join through a partner college, which hosts the credit-linked course and nominates students for training.
There is zero net cost to students. You pay the training fee, and it is returned to you at the end of training. Your college’s partnership agreement sets out the timing and conditions.
No. Placement is offered by the industry partner to students who perform well during the internship. What you can count on is the pathway: training, an internship and a fair chance to show what you can do.
Through career counseling. Group sessions introduce the tracks and career paths, and a one-on-one session helps you match a track to your interests and goals. Training starts from that choice.
Yes. Project groups of five get supervision from topic selection to delivery. Strong projects may be co-funded by Iraa Ventures toward a startup or market-ready product.
In the semester break as an intensive block, or every Sunday during the term, as agreed with your college.
Apply for the next batch
Tell us your college, your year and the track that interests you. We’ll tell you how to join.
