Who this path is for
This path fits people targeting mobile roles and web developers moving into Flutter or React Native who want a coherent sequence instead of isolated widget tutorials.
Career path
Mobile Developer
Build for the device people carry.
Choose Flutter or React Native. Add state, APIs, and a path to shipping something on a real phone.
- Duration
- 5–8 months
- Path price
- ₦300,000
- Skills in default path
- 6
- Weekly commitment
- Plan time for lessons, practice, and projects each week — exact hours depend on your pace.
6 skills × skill price (no separate path discount)
What is Mobile development?
A mobile developer builds applications people use on phones and tablets. You design screens, manage navigation and state, call APIs, handle device constraints, and prepare builds that can run on real hardware — not only in a browser preview.
What does a Mobile Developer do?
Mobile work includes implementing UI from designs, managing app state, integrating network calls, testing on devices or emulators, debugging platform quirks, and organizing a project so it can be released. Git and clear project structure matter as much as the framework you choose.
Prerequisites
React Native benefits from JavaScript/React familiarity; Flutter starts from Dart fundamentals in-path.
Target career direction
- Mobile developer
- Flutter developer
- React Native developer
Career roadmap
Mobile Developer
Destination: Mobile developer · 6 courses in the default path · 5–8 months
Mobile development
Default track: Dart + Flutter. Alternatives stay available when you customize.
Professional workflow
Optional skills you can add — testing, deployment, auth, and related tooling.
Optional add-ons
Prove
Path projects, Experience Lab when you qualify, and portfolio evidence you can show.
Why the skills are taught in this order
Git, GitHub, and HTTP come first so collaboration and API consumption are clear. Then you choose a stack: Dart + Flutter + Flutter state, or JavaScript + React + React Native + Expo. Optional Firebase, authentication, CI/CD, and AI-assisted coding deepen the path after a core app flow works.
- 01Core — Git, GitHub, HTTP
- 02Stack choice — Flutter (Dart + Flutter + state) or React Native + Expo
- 03Optional — Firebase, authentication, CI/CD, AI-assisted coding
- 04Proof — installable or demoable mobile flows with screenshots and architecture notes
Why follow a path?
Individual courses help you learn a technology. A Career Path gives those skills a sequence, connects them to a role, and shows what comes next — from foundations through practical work.
Individual courses
“I know JavaScript. What should I learn next?”
Career Path
“Here is the sequence, why each skill matters, what comes next, and where I apply it.”
Technologies in this Mclenhub path
Core skills come first. Framework and ecosystem choices are customizable in the path builder. The roadmap above shows the same curriculum as a progression.
What you should be able to do
- Ship a mobile app flow
- Talk to APIs from a device
- Structure a store-ready project
You should be able to ship a mobile app flow, talk to APIs from a device, and structure a project in a store-ready way — ready for team or supervised Experience Lab mobile work when you qualify.
Practical projects
- Core mobile app flows with navigation and state
- API-connected screens with loading and error handling
- A demoable project with README, screenshots, and Git history
How Mclenhub teaches this path
Skill courses include tutor support. React Native benefits from JavaScript/React familiarity; Flutter includes Dart fundamentals in-path. Swap stacks in the builder; prerequisites stay visible.
Assessment
Working mobile flows, state handling, and reviewed project demos — not certificate collection.
Portfolio development
Installable or demoable mobile projects with screenshots, architecture notes, and GitHub history.
Career preparation
Portfolio focus is demoable mobile projects. Career Accelerator helps when you are preparing for roles; placements are never guaranteed.
What happens after completion
Team or supervised mobile projects in Experience Lab; Career Accelerator when preparing for roles.
FAQ
Flutter is a strong cross-platform choice with Dart in-path. React Native + Expo suits learners who already know or want JavaScript/React. Both are first-class options in the path builder.
About 5–8 months for the default skill set, depending on your pace and optional skills.
You can learn and build a great deal on Windows with emulators and Expo/Flutter tooling. Some iOS release steps later may require Apple hardware — your tutor can help you plan around that.
The path emphasizes store-ready structure and demoable builds. Store submission depends on accounts, compliance, and your project readiness — it is not an automatic promise of every enrollment.