VC101
Learn Git
In this course, you will learn Git to track every change to your code, collaborate with teams using branches and pull requests, and manage your projects like a professional developer.
Imagine losing a week of work because you accidentally deleted the wrong file. Git prevents that. It's a time machine for your code: you can save progress, undo mistakes, and work with others without stepping on each other's toes. In 1 month, you'll learn the workflow that every professional development team relies on.
Why learn Git?
Here's a fact: no developer job interview will assume you don't know Git. It's used by virtually every software development team in the world. Whether you're a solo developer or working in a team of hundreds, Git ensures you can track changes, collaborate safely, and maintain a reliable project history. Learn it now and you'll never be without this essential skill.
Without Git, one wrong edit can wipe out hours of work. With it, every change is recorded, reversible, and traceable. It's not just a tool for teams; even solo developers benefit from the safety net and structure that Git provides. It's the safety belt of software development.
What you'll be able to do
By the end of this course, you'll have the skills and projects to prove it.
Track every change to your code
Commit, branch, and merge with confidence. You'll save versions of your work, undo mistakes, and experiment without fear of breaking anything.
Collaborate through pull requests
Push your code to GitHub, create pull requests, and get feedback from other developers. The same workflow used by professional teams at Google, Microsoft, and everywhere else.
Resolve conflicts like a professional
When two people change the same file, Git shows you exactly what changed. You'll learn to resolve conflicts quickly instead of panicking.
Build a GitHub profile employers check
Your GitHub becomes a living portfolio. Push your projects, showcase your commits, and build a public record of your skills.
Course Outline
1 month of structured learning. Each module builds on the previous one, so you develop skills in the right order.
Git Fundamentals
Learn the version control system that every developer uses daily. You'll track changes, create branches, merge work, and resolve conflicts, building the muscle memory that makes Git feel natural instead of frustrating.
GitHub and Collaboration
Connect your local Git work to the world's largest developer platform. You'll push code to remote repositories, collaborate through pull requests, manage issues, and build the GitHub profile that employers actually look at.
Advanced Git
Master the techniques that save hours on real projects. You'll learn interactive rebase to clean up history, stash to juggle work in progress, bisect to find bugs, and the workflow patterns that professional teams rely on.
This skill supports these career paths
These roles all require Git. Learning it first means you're productive from day one on the job.
Frontend Developer
You'll collaborate with designers and backend developers using Git workflows. Version control is how frontend teams ship features without stepping on each other's work.
Backend Developer
Backend teams rely on Git for code reviews, branching strategies, and deployment pipelines. Understanding Git from day one means you're contributing to the team's workflow, not learning it on the job.
Full-Stack Developer
Full-stack roles span multiple codebases. Git keeps your changes organized across frontend and backend, and employers expect you to know this before you start.
DevOps Engineer
Git is the backbone of CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, and deployment automation. DevOps roles require Git fluency because every deployment starts with a commit.
Mobile App Developer
Mobile teams use Git to manage platform-specific branches and coordinate releases. Whether you're building for iOS or Android, Git is how the team stays in sync.
Is this for you?
If any of these sound like you, this course was designed with you in mind.
You've never used version control
This course starts from the absolute basics. If you've been saving files with names like 'final_v2_REAL.js', this course will change how you work forever.
You're a non-technical team member
Project managers, designers, and team leads , understanding Git helps you communicate with developers and understand how code actually gets built and shipped.
You're starting any development career
No matter which language or framework you learn next, you'll need Git. It's the foundation that every other skill sits on.
What our graduates say
Real words from people who took this exact course. No scripts, no incentives for reviewing.
“I had been saving files with names like final_v2_REAL.js for years. One month of Git and I never went back. Branching, merging, pull requests, it all makes sense now. I wish I had done this years ago.”
Kemi F.
VC101 Graduate
“As a project manager I didn't think I needed Git. But understanding how developers collaborate changed how I manage my team. I can now review pull requests and understand what's happening in the codebase. That's a huge advantage.”
Ifeanyi U.
VC101 Graduate
“The course is short but dense. In one month I went from zero to confidently using Git in my projects. The GitHub section was especially useful. I now have a profile with my work that I can share with employers.”
Zainab M.
VC101 Graduate
“I had been coding for a year without version control. This course showed me what I was missing. Branching alone changed how I work. I can now experiment without fear of breaking things.”
Segun A.
VC101 Graduate
“The merge conflict section was the most practical thing I've learned in any course. It's the part most tutorials skip. Here, we practiced real conflicts with real code. Now I handle them without panic.”
Bisi O.
VC101 Graduate
“I enrolled because my team uses Git and I felt left behind. One month later I'm the one explaining pull requests to new hires. The confidence boost from this course was unexpected but welcome.”
Chukwudi N.
VC101 Graduate
Questions you probably have
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How are the classes delivered?▼
Classes combine live sessions, practical assignments, guided review, and supporting resources so learners can keep practicing outside class time.
What if I miss a class?▼
Where replays or resources are available, you can use them to catch up. You can also ask questions during review windows or support sessions.
Do I get a certificate after completion?▼
Yes. Learners who complete the required modules and projects receive a certificate of completion.
What is the cohort size?▼
Each cohort is limited to 7 students to ensure personalised attention and feedback.
Do I need prior coding experience?▼
No. This course is designed for complete beginners. No programming experience is required. If you're just starting your coding journey, this is a great first skill to learn.
Can I learn Git on its own?▼
Absolutely. This course is designed to be standalone. No programming experience is required.
What is the difference between Git and GitHub?▼
Git is the version control tool that runs on your computer. GitHub is a cloud platform that hosts your Git repositories and adds collaboration features like pull requests and issues.