Study IT

Study IT does not award academic degrees, diplomas, or accredited institutional certificates. Instead, the provider offers an entirely online portfolio of one-on-one live coaching, exam preparation, and practical programming tutoring. All instruction takes place remotely via a proprietary browser-based classroom platform without requiring software downloads. The educational offerings are structured around four core target groups: university students preparing for computer science examinations, vocational apprentices preparing for Chamber of Commerce (IHK) qualifications, career changers bridging into the software development job market, and company teams seeking continuing professional training. For university students, Study IT provides structured coaching for introductory and intermediate computer science modules, specifically Programmieren I, Programmieren II, algorithms, and data structures. Tutoring is customized to each student's university curriculum, problem sets, and past examination papers from universities and technical colleges. Core programming topics include Java (primarily versions 17 and 21), Python, C#, C, SQL, and frameworks such as Spring Boot and JUnit. Sessions focus on code tracing, syntax and control flow, array logic, recursion, and object-oriented programming principles such as classes, inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces, and equals or hashCode implementations. Pure theoretical computer science topics without practical code, such as abstract complexity theory, are not covered. For vocational trainees, Study IT offers specialized preparation for the German Chamber of Commerce exam for Application Development Specialists (IHK Fachinformatiker für Anwendungsentwicklung). This preparation covers the intermediate exam (GAP1), the written components of the final exam (Part 2 GA1, GA2, and WiSo), and the company project (Betrieblicher Auftrag). The curriculum trains candidates on formal pseudocode, sorting algorithms, O-notation, UML class modeling, entity-relationship diagrams, and relational database normalization to third normal form (3NF). Trainees also receive asynchronous and live feedback on their project proposals, code reviews, documentation checks, and mock simulations of the final technical presentation and oral examination (Fachgespräch). While GAP1 and WiSo are supported for System Integration apprentices (FISI), the provider explicitly does not cover FISI-specific project work involving server setups and network configurations. For career switchers moving from self-study or coding bootcamps into industry roles, Study IT provides portfolio development, individual code reviews, and coaching on bridging the gap between tutorials and professional application architecture. In addition, corporate clients can book custom-tailored coaching sessions and training packages for their development teams on consolidated invoices.