Frequently Asked Questions

Vector Tech Academy is an online education and professional skill-development academy focused on technology, software development, artificial intelligence, graphic design, 3D animation and visual effects.

Yes. All courses are delivered online through the student portal, so you can learn at your own pace from anywhere — on a laptop, tablet or mobile.

Our courses are designed for students, graduates, working professionals, career changers, freelancers and beginners. Each course page lists who it is best suited for.

Many of our courses start from the fundamentals and are suitable for beginners. Some courses, such as Data Structures & Algorithms, expect basic programming knowledge. Check the Difficulty Level and Requirements on each course page.

Every course follows a clear progression from fundamentals to advanced concepts, with lessons, notes, practical exercises, assignments and portfolio-oriented projects.

Yes. Practical projects are part of every course, and they are designed so you can use them in your portfolio. See the Projects page for the full list.

Yes. When you complete the course requirements you receive a Vector Tech Academy Certificate of Completion with a unique certificate ID and QR code that anyone can verify on our website. The certificate recognises course completion; it is not a university degree or government-recognised qualification.

No. We focus on building real skills, practical projects and a strong portfolio. We do not make promises about jobs or salaries — your results depend on your effort, practice and the opportunities you pursue.

Each course page lists its Tools & Software. Many programming tools are free. Some professional creative software (such as Adobe and Autodesk applications) requires a licence from the software vendor; trials and student/education licences are often available.

Open the course page and click Enroll Now. If online payment is not yet available for a course, you can send an enquiry and our team will guide you through enrollment.

The access period is shown on each course page. Once enrolled, you can learn at your own pace within that period.

Use the Contact page to send us an enquiry. Enrolled students can also reach support from the Help & support link in the student portal.

Please read our Refund Policy and Cancellation Policy pages for full details before purchasing a course.

Yes. We plan to add more programming and advanced AI courses, cybersecurity, cloud computing, DevOps, game development, motion graphics, character and environment design, advanced 3D, live workshops, mentorship programs and corporate training.

No. The program starts with programming fundamentals and Core Java, then builds up step by step to full-stack development.

HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and React.js. You will connect your React front end to your own Spring Boot REST API.

Yes. The program ends with a full-stack capstone project that uses a React front end, a Spring Boot back end and a MySQL database.

Yes. Java, Spring Boot, MySQL, VS Code, IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, Git and Postman are all free to download.

Yes. Python's readable syntax makes it one of the easiest languages to start with, and it is widely used in automation, data and AI.

No. Python, VS Code, Jupyter Notebook and all libraries used in this course are free.

You can continue to Data Structures & Algorithms or Artificial Intelligence, both of which build on Python.

Concepts are explained independently of language, with implementations in Java and Python. You can practise in either.

You should know the basics of one programming language first. If you are new to coding, start with Python Programming.

Yes. It covers the data structures, algorithms and problem-solving patterns commonly used in technical interviews and coding assessments.

No. The course starts from how the web works and the basics of HTML, then builds up to JavaScript and React.js.

The main focus is front-end development with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React.js. The course also introduces REST APIs and Node.js/Express so you understand how the front end connects to a back end. For deep back-end development, see Java Full Stack Development.

Yes. You will learn to deploy your projects so you can share live links in your portfolio.

School-level maths is enough to start. The maths used in machine learning is explained intuitively with practical examples.

No. You can run the notebooks in Google Colab, which provides free cloud computing in your browser.

This is an introduction to modern AI. It gives you solid foundations and practical projects, and prepares you for advanced AI courses we plan to add.

No. Graphic design is about visual communication, layout, colour and typography. Drawing skills help but are not required.

Photoshop and Illustrator are subscription software from Adobe. Adobe offers free trials and student pricing. Canva has a free plan.

Yes. The projects in this course are designed to become portfolio pieces.

Drawing helps with sculpting and design, but it is not required. The course starts from fundamentals.

3D software is demanding. A computer with a dedicated graphics card and 16 GB RAM is recommended. Check each software vendor's system requirements before you begin.

The software used is professional software. Autodesk and Maxon offer education licences for eligible students, and Adobe offers trials and student pricing. Check each vendor's current terms.

No. Practice footage is provided, and you can also use footage shot on your phone.

Yes. DaVinci Resolve has a free version that covers everything taught in this course. Premiere Pro and After Effects are Adobe subscription software with trials available.

Yes. The course includes editing, graphics, audio and export workflows specifically for YouTube and social media.