Sit in on the real first session before you commit. Live, in English, taught by engineers who do this for a living.

About This Session

This is the actual opening session of Cohort 29 of JR Academy's AI Web Full-Stack Bootcamp — same instructor, same teaching, same hands-on style as the full program. Nothing watered down for the demo.

In one session you'll go from "how does a web page even work?" to building your own homepage with AI tools — and along the way you'll see how professional dev teams actually ship code in the real world: the JIRA ticket → Git branch → Pull Request workflow most courses never show beginners. No slides-only theory. You build.

This is session one of a longer road that leads to shipping full AI applications (RAG, the OpenAI API, React / Node.js). Today you start at the foundation — and leave with something real on screen.

Cohort 29 is our English-language intake, so the whole session runs in English.

What We'll Cover

• How web pages actually work — HTML, elements and tags, and the structure behind every site you use

• How real dev teams ship code — the modern workflow from a JIRA ticket to a Git branch to a Pull Request and code review (the part most bootcamps skip)

• How sites get found — by Google and by AI — the basics of SEO and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization): getting your site surfaced by AI search tools, not just search engines

• Build your first homepage with AI tools — generate, improve and refine a real "Career Mate AI" homepage using AI-powered dev tools, and see where AI actually fits in modern web development

• Open Q&A with the instructor

Who This Is For

• Career switchers — moving into tech, or aiming at a first AI Engineer role

• Students & new grads — wanting to understand the industry and start building job-ready skills early

• Working developers — looking to add AI to their workflow and keep growing

Not sure which one is you? If "I want to build with AI but I'm not sure where to start" sounds familiar, you're in the right room.

What You'll Walk Away With

• Your own homepage, built during the session with AI tools — something real you can show someone the same day

• A feel for how professional teams actually plan, build and review code

• A clear view of where the bootcamp goes next, and how each project adds to your portfolio

• Straight answers to your questions, from someone who does the work

Good to Know

• Format: Live online, in English

• Bring: A laptop if you want to build along; otherwise just your questions

Save your spot below. When Cohort 29's seats fill, the next English intake won't be for a while.