Career Accelerator
Learn the stack for your path, ship projects, then build the portfolio, resume, LinkedIn, GitHub, and interview practice hiring managers actually look at — with tutors and a career mentor. What you get hired for still depends on your work and the market.
₦800,000$700 International
Learn. Build. Launch. One-time payment. Applications are reviewed before enrollment. Employment is not guaranteed.
Career Accelerator
Frontend Developer
Progress
78%
Portfolio Reviewed
Resume Optimized
Mock Interview 2/3
12 Applications
Mentor Feedback
The journey
A career is a sequence with deliverables at each stage. We prepare you for opportunities — we do not guarantee employment.
01
Assess where you are and name the direction you want.
Deliverable: Skill check, goal definition, and a chosen path.
02
Cover the technical skills that path requires.
Deliverable: Completed skills on your customized roadmap.
03
Ship projects that move from practice to stronger evidence.
Deliverable: Progressive builds you can put on GitHub and in a portfolio.
04
Document the work so others can evaluate it.
Deliverable: Projects, GitHub presence, portfolio pages, and write-ups.
05
Align CV, LinkedIn, and public profiles to the roles you want.
Deliverable: Reviewed CV and LinkedIn positioned for your path.
06
Find suitable roles, tailor materials, and track applications.
Deliverable: Search strategy, tailored applications, and a working tracker.
07
Practice technical and behavioral interviews with feedback.
Deliverable: Interview prep and mock sessions as included in the programme.
08
Leave with a readiness review and a concrete next-step plan — not a promised offer.
Deliverable: Career-readiness review and next steps. Employment is not guaranteed.
Be precise
Career Accelerator is a guided programme. It is not a placement agency and not a salary promise.
Why this exists
Syntax gets you started. Interviews, portfolios, and applications are separate work — and most people do that work alone.
Personalized path
We don't assume every student needs the same technologies. Assessment first — then a roadmap you can still customize.
Career & skill assessment
You don't need to repeat what you already understand. We look at where you are, then recommend courses and a path from the catalogue that already exists — not a parallel curriculum.
Results are generated after review. This page will not invent a score for you.
Student already knows
Recommended next
Ship the interfaces people use every day.
Web foundations, a UI framework, then the ecosystem that makes it production-ready. Swap technologies — the path stays coherent.
Sample stack — you choose substitutions in the path builder. Skills map to existing courses.
Build the systems that power products.
Pick a language, framework, and database. Add auth, APIs, and deployment. Substitutions are allowed — prerequisites stay visible.
Sample stack — you choose substitutions in the path builder. Skills map to existing courses.
Own the interface and the system behind it.
A coherent slice of frontend and backend — not every skill in the catalog. Choose UI framework and server stack, then finish with deployment and experience.
Sample stack — you choose substitutions in the path builder. Skills map to existing courses.
Build for the device people carry.
Choose Flutter or React Native. Add state, APIs, and a path to shipping something on a real phone.
Sample stack — you choose substitutions in the path builder. Skills map to existing courses.
Mentorship
A tutor for the code. A mentor for the career around it. Same platform — not a separate product bolted on.
Mentor chat
DemonstrationStudent
I'm not sure whether I should apply for frontend or full-stack roles.
Mentor
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Projects
Build projects that demonstrate what you can actually do — using the Experience Lab already on the platform.
Project types you may work toward: Web applications · Dashboards · APIs · Mobile applications · SaaS products · E-commerce · Recruitment platforms · Fintech applications.
Practice Projects
A public events board with filters, RSVP, and an admin view for organizers.
Guided builds that prove you can use a skill. These are not client work.
Team Projects
A small app for scheduling study sessions and sharing notes.
Work with other students on a shared repo, with roles and reviews.
Supervised Real Projects
A supervised product for appointment queues, staff roles, and SMS-style notifications.
Staff-supervised work against a real brief, with code review and deadlines.
Supervised Real Projects
Stock, suppliers, and a simple dashboard for a local retailer brief.
Staff-supervised work against a real brief, with code review and deadlines.
Client Projects
Client project: pickup requests, status updates, and a lightweight admin.
Scoped work for a real requester, still supervised.
Internship / Apprenticeship
Join an existing product team for a defined cycle. Limited seats.
Longer placements where you join an existing product team.
Portfolio
The goal isn't to create a beautiful website just for the sake of having one. Your portfolio should communicate what you can build, how you think and why someone should interview you.
ada.dev
PreviewFrontend Developer
Interfaces people can actually use.
Selected work, case studies, and the decisions behind them — not a gallery of tutorial clones.
Campus Events
Case study · Live · GitHub
Clinic Queue
Case study · Live · GitHub
Teach the project as evidence: problem through lessons learned, with live and GitHub links.
83%
Not generated from an assessment. Format only.
Priority improvements
Resume
A master resume first — then versions tailored to the career you are actually targeting.
Master Resume
PreviewAda Okafor
Frontend Developer
Lagos · Remote
github.com/ada
Builds accessible React interfaces. Ships projects with case studies, not only screenshots.
Projects
Campus Events — public board, RSVP, organizer admin.
Skills
HTML · CSS · JavaScript · TypeScript · React
Tailor from the master toward:
85%
Example scores — not a real document assessment.
Personal brand
LinkedIn is how people find you. GitHub is how they check the work. Neither one is a guarantee of interviews.
Before
Junior Developer
After
Frontend Developer | React & TypeScript | Building accessible, scalable web applications
github.com/ada
MockupHi — I build web interfaces with React and TypeScript.
Selected work lives in pinned repos with READMEs, screenshots, and live demos.
Job search
Identify suitable roles, tailor the application, track the follow-up. The tracker is a tool — not a placement service.
| Company | Role | Date Applied | CV Version | Portfolio | Follow-up | Interview | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harbor Labs | Junior Frontend | 12 Aug | Frontend v2 | ada.dev | 18 Aug | — | Follow-up |
| Studio North | React Engineer | — | Master | ada.dev | — | — | Saved |
Interviews
Technical, behavioral, project walkthroughs, and the questions you ask back. Practice is scheduled — not a hidden guarantee of a real interview.
Types
Feedback dimensions after a real mock:
Readiness
Your real dashboard stays empty until you have progress. This preview shows how readiness and milestones will look when they are yours.
82%
Next recommended action: Complete your portfolio case study.
Interview and Offer are goals you work toward — never guaranteed outcomes.
Community
The same developer community already on the platform — career, jobs, projects, and help — not a fake private network.
UI, CSS, React, Vue, Angular.
APIs, databases, servers.
Flutter and React Native.
CVs, interviews, positioning.
Roles worth looking at.
Show work. Ask for a review.
Stuck? Ask here.
How it compares
A skill is one technology. A path is a customized roadmap. Career Accelerator is the path plus the career work around it.
Skill Course
I need one technology.
Career Path
I am building toward a role.
Career Accelerator
I want guided prep from learning through interviews.
Career Accelerator
Independent prices for Nigeria and International. Not a live currency conversion. Not a job guarantee.
₦800,000$700 International
Duration, mentorship cadence, review counts, and payment options are confirmed during application — not guessed on this page.
Stories
These are existing Mclenhub learner stories — not Career Accelerator placement outcomes. Accelerator-specific stories will appear here as participants consent to share them.
Real learner story
Image loadingBusiness owner · Fullstack path
Learn enough tech to support his business himself after hiring developers did not work out.
Fullstack path work with web fundamentals — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in live classes and practice.
Product-card UI, layout exercises, and landing-page builds assigned as class and homework practice.
Live tutoring sessions alongside class work — questions answered while building.
Ice Cream Sales Product Card — practice project published as learner evidence, not a commercial product.
“I needed tech to grow my business, but hiring developers never quite worked. So I learned it myself and rebuilt around what I actually needed. Running the company and showing up for classes at the same time was hard - staying consistent is what got me through.”
Selected screenshots from this learner’s work. Tap an image to enlarge.
Project work
Project work on GitHub
Practical assignment
Assigned coding practice in progress
Tutor feedback
Tutor guidance during a live session
Short clips from this learner’s practice — not studio testimonial videos. Tap to load one at a time.
FAQ
Apply
Apply for Career Accelerator if you need a customized path plus portfolio, applications, and mock interviews — not another pile of courses. We prepare you to compete. We do not guarantee a job.
₦800,000$700 International
