You have three months and free online materials to prepare for the entrance exam
The admission to Telerik Academy Alpha Java, our program grooming junior software developers, is now open for online application. The program is 6 months long and starts in November.
Application Process
If you want to start a career as a junior Java developer, you can now apply to the Telerik Academy Alpha Java program. We have a 3-stage admission process, which includes: submission of an online application form and CV no later than mid-October, online cognitive test, and onsite tech exam. The exam requires basic programming skills that you can easily acquire using our learning platform with self-preparation materials. If you start in July you have three months to prepare.
"Telerik Academy Alpha’s entrance exam helps us select participants with a similar starting level so that they can progress with the same pace. The exam consists of three basic programming tasks. Everyone can prepare by using our free materials or by taking similar courses with a focus on programming fundamentals. Three months are absolutely sufficient for a successful self-preparation," says Mihail Valkov, General Manager of Telerik Academy Alpha.
Borislav Davidov’s decision to return to Bulgaria led him to seek a more stable and fulfilling career. With Telerik Academy Alpha, he learned how to study effectively, developed teamwork and self-awareness, and gained the confidence to move forward. Today, he continues to build on those foundations with discipline and perseverance.
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After six years in hospitality, Tihomir decided it was time to return to his passion: programming. With Telerik Academy Alpha, he transitioned into IT in less than six months and landed a job as a Front-End Developer at CleverPine just one month after graduation. Today, he works with cutting-edge technologies and has turned his hobby into a career that excites him every day.
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Petko tried self-learning but struggled to stay consistent. With Telerik Academy Alpha, he gained structure, real-world practice, and community support. Today, he works as a Junior Front-End Developer, applying what once was just a hobby in his everyday career.
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