The AI era doesn't reward people
who generate code.
It rewards people who understand it.
Two tracks. Eight domains. One standard: you leave knowing more than you arrived. Whether you want to build with AI without writing code — or be the developer who owns what AI generates — TeachMyTech has a trainer-led cohort built exactly for that.
You don't need to code to work with AI. Stream A teaches professionals how to use AI tools, build no-code products, read data, and automate work — the skills now showing up in every job description.
AI generates code. You're the one who has to explain it, debug it, secure it, and own it when it breaks. Stream B is built for developers who want to be irreplaceable — not replaceable.
Most graduates leave training knowing how to produce code. Most hiring managers test for something else entirely — the ability to read unfamiliar code, debug under pressure, and explain every decision out loud. That gap is why TeachMyTech exists.
Your cohort is forming now.
Reserve your seat before it fills.
Both streams run simultaneously. Every cohort is capped at 30 students.
Live sessions only — no recordings, no replays.
AI Productivity & No-Code Tools
Starts next month · Weekends · 10:00–13:00 IST
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Reserve Stream A Seat →Debugging, System Design & Security
Starts next month · Weekdays · 19:30–21:30 IST
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Reserve Stream B Seat →Eight domains.
Eight dedicated experts.
Every domain at TeachMyTech is taught by one specialist — not a generalist. Click any course to expand the full syllabus and meet your instructor.
AI Productivity
for Professionals
Stop doing manually what AI can do in seconds. Use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot to 10x your daily work output regardless of your job role.
No-Code App Building
with AI
Build real web apps, internal tools, and dashboards using AI-powered no-code platforms — no programming background needed.
AI for Data Analytics
& Power BI
Automate dashboards, generate insights, and write DAX with AI. Built for analysts and BI professionals who want to 10x their output.
Workflow Automation
with AI
Connect tools, trigger actions, and build autonomous pipelines — from simple Zapier flows to full AI agents. No backend required.
The tools you'll master.
Not a list of logos — a working toolkit.
Every tool in TeachMyTech's curriculum is one you'll use on your first week back at work. No toy examples. No "Introduction to…" demos.
One trainer per domain.
Zero generalists.
Every trainer at TeachMyTech owns exactly one domain — deeply. They've shipped real products in it, and teach it the way it's actually practised in industry.
5 years as a PM at a SaaS company, now full-time AI trainer. Trained 2,000+ professionals across Infosys, TCS, and Wipro on practical AI adoption.
Built and sold 3 no-code products using Bubble, Webflow, and Cursor AI. Helped 50+ founders launch MVPs without writing a single line of code.
8 years in data analytics and Power BI at Deloitte and KPMG. Built dashboards used by Fortune 500 boardrooms. Specialises in AI-assisted analytics automation.
Built automation systems at Zoho serving 100K+ customers. Consults with SMEs on AI-driven operations using n8n, agents, and API integrations.
Led backend engineering at Flipkart's search platform handling 100M+ queries/day. Makes debugging feel systematic. Students stop guessing and start thinking.
12 years designing distributed systems at Amazon and two unicorn startups. Her ADR templates are used by 15+ engineering teams in production right now.
Built the security review pipeline at Razorpay processing ₹5 lakh crore in annual transactions. Audited 200+ codebases finding vulnerabilities AI tools generated and humans missed.
What happens after graduation.
Not curated testimonials — actual outcomes from actual students. Names changed for privacy, contexts are real.
Before Stream A, I was spending 3 hours a day writing project reports. After 6 weeks, I do it in 20 minutes with Claude. My manager noticed before I said anything.
I'd been a developer for 4 years and couldn't explain what half my own codebase did. Stream B's debugging course changed how I read code. I cleared my promotion panel the next month.
I built our company's first internal AI tool using n8n and Power BI in two weeks after finishing Stream A. My team of 12 now uses it daily. Zero external consultants.
System Design was the one course I'd avoided for years. TeachMyTech's live sessions forced me to draw and defend diagrams out loud. I walked into my next system design interview without notes.
I'm a non-tech founder. I used to depend on my dev team for everything. Now I build prototypes with Cursor and Bubble myself. It's changed the power dynamic in every single meeting.
Security wasn't part of my job title but after Stream B, I found 3 critical auth issues in our codebase. My scope doubled and so did my responsibility. Worth every rupee.
Taught the way
understanding is built.
Every design decision in our curriculum is made in opposition to what generic bootcamps do. This isn't just different — it's incompatible with the copy-paste model.
Socratic Questioning
Instructors never just give answers. Every explanation is built through guided questioning — forcing real comprehension over passive absorption.
Break-the-Code Exercises
Instead of building features, students are given broken code with escalating bug counts — mirroring real production work.
Oral Viva Assessments
No MCQ, no auto-graders. Students present code, explain every decision, and answer live follow-up questions. AI-resistant. Employer-trusted.
AI as Sparring Partner
AI tools introduced only after foundational understanding is established — then used as the subject of analysis, not the source of answers.
Failure Case Studies
Knight Capital ($440M lost), Therac-25 (6 deaths), Ariane-5 ($370M rocket). Real stakes make abstract concepts visceral and unforgettable.
Peer Code Review
Systematic code review sessions baked into every week — building the review muscle every senior developer needs.
❌ Generic Bootcamp
- ✗Watch tutorial, copy output
- ✗AI writes code, you submit it
- ✗MCQ tests that don't test understanding
- ✗Placement numbers hide 60% dropout
- ✗Learn syntax, not judgment
- ✗Never explain a line under pressure
✅ TeachMyTech
- ✓Read and trace before you write
- ✓Audit AI code, understand every line
- ✓Oral viva — explain it or start again
- ✓Full placement transparency, no filters
- ✓Learn to make decisions, not follow templates
- ✓Every graduate defends their code
From first session
to demonstrable skill.
A structured 8-week arc — not a content dump. Every step is designed to compound on the last.
Transparent pricing.
No hidden upsells.
Full cost transparency — the thing our competitors avoid. EMI at 0% interest for 12 months through our lending partners.
- ✓Choose 1 Stream A domain
- ✓Live weekend sessions
- ✓Project-based learning
- ✓Completion certificate
- —All 4 domain bundle
- —Corporate referrals
- ✓All 4 Stream A domains
- ✓4 dedicated domain trainers
- ✓Live cohort · max 30 students
- ✓4 real project capstones
- ✓Portfolio of AI-built projects
- ✓Corporate training referral network
- ✓Custom domain selection
- ✓On-site or hybrid delivery
- ✓Dedicated trainer per domain
- ✓Branded certificates
- ✓Pre/post skills assessment
- ✓3-month follow-up Q&A
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before enrolling. Can't find your answer? Ask us directly →
The only platform where AI can't pass your final assessment.
Every graduate at TeachMyTech is assessed live — presenting their code, walking through every decision, and answering follow-up questions they didn't see coming. You can't rehearse your way through it. You can't paste a prompt and submit.
That means the cohort you train with gets used to being asked hard questions. It turns out, that makes the community worth having.
Join the Next Cohort →Stop doing in 4 hours
what AI can do in 4 minutes.
For professionals who want to automate work, build tools, and make decisions with data — without learning to code. Next cohort: April 14.
Join Stream A →Be the developer who
owns the code.
Not the one who generated it — the one who debugged it, defended it in code review, and kept the system running when it mattered.
Join Stream B →