Build, do not memorise
You learn by shipping. Every week ends with something that runs, not a slide deck.
codecamp — bash
$ whoami
We only win when you get hired.
CodeCamp MENA started in a co-working space in Shmeisani with one classroom and a stubborn idea: that a beginner with grit can outrun a fresh CS graduate in twelve focused weeks.
We are not a university and we do not pretend to be. There are no lecture theatres and no exams for their own sake. There is a room full of people writing code all day, engineers who ship for a living standing over their shoulders, and a whiteboard that never fully erases.
Our income is tied to yours. A large part of tuition can be deferred until you are working, so the incentive is brutally simple: we do not get paid properly unless you get paid properly. That focuses the mind — ours more than yours.
The cheat codes
Pair, review, repeat
Code reviews are daily. You read others’ code and defend your own — like a real team.
Instructors who ship
Every instructor still writes production code. No career lecturers, no rust.
Hiring never closes
Career support does not stop at graduation. It runs until you sign — however long that takes.
The instructors
Omar Khalil
Lead · Frontend
Sara Mansour
Lead · Backend
Tariq Haddad
DevOps & Deploy
Noor Aziz
Careers Lead
$ ./join --cohort next
Ready to clear level one?
Applications for the next cohort are open. No degree, no experience required — just the willingness to write code every day for twelve weeks.
Apply now