Holberton School

Holberton School is an innovative educational institution that serves as an alternative to traditional college for aspiring software engineers. Founded in 2016 by Sylvain Kalache and Julien Barbier, it offers a two-year, project-based program designed to train students to become full-stack software engineers. Holberton emphasizes hands-on learning and peer collaboration, allowing students to engage in real-world projects and develop their own applications. The curriculum is structured to foster creativity and teamwork, preparing students to tackle practical challenges in the tech industry. Initially launched in San Francisco, Holberton School has expanded to include campuses in New Haven, Bogotá, and Medellín, making its unique approach to education accessible to a broader audience.