Without career guidance
- Learning without direction
- Random tutorials
- Weak portfolio
- Generic resume
- Poor LinkedIn positioning
- Random job applications
- Little interview preparation
- No feedback
Career Accelerator
Don't Just Learn to Code. Build a Career Around It.
Go beyond tutorials. Build the skills, experience, portfolio, resume, personal brand and interview confidence you need to compete for real opportunities — with expert tutors and career mentors guiding you along the way.
₦800,000$700 International
Learn. Build. Launch. One-time payment. Applications are reviewed before enrollment.
Career Accelerator
Frontend Developer
Progress
78%
Technical Skills82%
Portfolio90%
Resume88%
GitHub80%
Interview Readiness62%
Portfolio Reviewed
Resume Optimized
Mock Interview 2/3
12 Applications
Mentor Feedback
The journey
From Learning to Launching.
A career is a sequence. We walk it with you instead of leaving you at the end of a tutorial.
01
Discover
Understand where you are and where you want to go.
02
Learn
Build the technical skills required for your chosen career.
03
Build
Work on meaningful projects and gain practical experience.
04
Prove
Turn your work into evidence through projects, GitHub and portfolio.
05
Position
Create a professional personal brand, resume and LinkedIn profile.
06
Apply
Learn how to find and strategically apply for opportunities.
07
Interview
Prepare for technical and behavioral interviews.
08
Launch
Enter the market with confidence and a clear career strategy.
Why this exists
Knowing How to Code Is Only Part of the Journey.
Technical skills can get you started. But getting interviews and turning interviews into opportunities requires much more.
With Career Accelerator
- Customized roadmap
- Structured learning
- Real projects
- Portfolio strategy
- Resume optimization
- LinkedIn optimization
- GitHub optimization
- Application strategy
- Mock interviews
- Mentor feedback
Personalized path
Your Career Path. Built Around You.
We don't assume every student needs the same technologies. Assessment first — then a roadmap you can still customize.
Career & skill assessment
Start With What You Know.
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.
- Current skills
- Technical level
- Experience
- Career goals
- Preferred specialization
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- Existing projects
Results are generated after review. This page will not invent a score for you.
Example roadmap
ExampleStudent already knows
- HTMLKnown
- CSSKnown
- JavaScriptKnown
- TypeScriptTo learn
- ReactTo learn
Recommended next
- 1TypeScript
- 2React
- 3Next.js
- 4Git/GitHub
- 5Testing
- 6Deployment
- 7Real Project
Frontend Developer
Build the interfaces people use.
Start with the web’s foundations, pick a UI framework, then add the ecosystem that makes it production-ready. You can swap technologies — the path stays coherent.
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- React
- Tailwind
- State Management
- Git/GitHub
Sample stack — you choose substitutions in the path builder. Skills map to existing courses.
Backend Developer
Build the systems that power products.
Pick a language, a framework, and a database. Add auth, APIs, and deployment. Substitutions are allowed — the path will keep prerequisites visible.
- JavaScript / Python / PHP
- Node.js
- Express
- NestJS
- Django
- FastAPI
- Laravel
- Databases
Sample stack — you choose substitutions in the path builder. Skills map to existing courses.
Full-Stack Developer
Connect the interface to the system behind it.
A coherent slice of frontend and backend — not every skill in the catalog. You choose the UI framework and the server stack, then finish with deployment and experience.
- Frontend
- Backend
- Database
- APIs
- Deployment
Sample stack — you choose substitutions in the path builder. Skills map to existing courses.
Mobile Developer
Build for the device people carry.
Choose Flutter or React Native. Add state, APIs, and a path to putting something on a real phone.
- Flutter
- React Native
- Mobile UI
- APIs
- Authentication
- State Management
- Deployment
Sample stack — you choose substitutions in the path builder. Skills map to existing courses.
Mentorship
You're Not Building Your Career Alone.
A tutor for the code. A mentor for the career around it. Same platform — not a separate product bolted on.
Technical
- Code review
- Debugging
- Architecture
- Project guidance
- Git/GitHub
- Deployment
- Best practices
Career
- Career direction
- Portfolio
- Resume
- Job applications
- Networking
- Interview preparation
Mentor chat
DemonstrationStudent
I'm not sure whether I should apply for frontend or full-stack roles.
Mentor
…|
Projects
Don't Just Build Tutorial Projects.
Build projects that demonstrate what you can actually do — using the Experience Lab already on the platform.
- 01Idea
- 02Requirements
- 03Design
- 04Development
- 05Code Review
- 06Testing
- 07Deployment
- 08Documentation
- 09Portfolio Case Study
Project types you may work toward: Web applications · Dashboards · APIs · Mobile applications · SaaS products · E-commerce · Recruitment platforms · Fintech applications.
Practice Projects
Campus Events
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.
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
Team Projects
Study Group
A small app for scheduling study sessions and sharing notes.
Work with other students on a shared repo, with roles and reviews.
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind
Supervised Real Projects
Clinic Queue
A supervised product for appointment queues, staff roles, and SMS-style notifications.
Staff-supervised work against a real brief, with code review and deadlines.
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
- Node.js
Supervised Real Projects
Retail Inventory
Stock, suppliers, and a simple dashboard for a local retailer brief.
Staff-supervised work against a real brief, with code review and deadlines.
- Laravel
- MySQL
- Tailwind
Client Projects
Dispatch Lite
Client project: pickup requests, status updates, and a lightweight admin.
Scoped work for a real requester, still supervised.
- Django
- PostgreSQL
- React
Internship / Apprenticeship
Platform Apprenticeship
Join an existing product team for a defined cycle. Limited seats.
Longer placements where you join an existing product team.
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
Portfolio
Build a Portfolio That Tells Your Story.
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
- Personal positioning
- Hero section
- About
- Skills
- Projects
- Case studies
- Experience
- Contact
- Resume
- Live demos
- GitHub
Case study structure
ExampleTeach the project as evidence: problem through lessons learned, with live and GitHub links.
- Problem
- Context
- Goal
- Role
- Technology
- Approach
- Challenges
- Solution
- Results
- Lessons learned
- Live project
- GitHub
Portfolio Review
Sample scorecard83%
Not generated from an assessment. Format only.
- Design
- 82%
- Technical Depth
- 78%
- Projects
- 86%
- Case Studies
- 71%
- Mobile
- 94%
- Performance
- 89%
Priority improvements
- 1. Add stronger project outcomes
- 2. Improve case study depth
- 3. Clarify technical decisions
Resume
Build a Resume That Gets Read.
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
What we work on
- ATS-friendly structure
- Professional summary
- Technical skills
- Projects
- Experience
- Achievements
- Impact statements
- Keywords
- Job-specific tailoring
Tailor from the master toward:
- Master Resume
- Frontend Developer
- Backend Developer
- Full-Stack Developer
- Mobile Developer
Get Your Resume Reviewed.
Sample scorecard85%
Example scores — not a real document assessment.
- ATS Compatibility
- 91%
- Technical Skills
- 88%
- Project Evidence
- 79%
- Professional Summary
- 94%
- Impact Statements
- 72%
Personal brand
Be Findable. Be Evaluable.
LinkedIn is how people find you. GitHub is how they check the work. Neither one is a guarantee of interviews.
Turn Your LinkedIn Into a Professional Landing Page.
- Profile photo
- Headline
- About
- Experience
- Projects
- Skills
- Featured section
- GitHub
- Portfolio
- Resume
Before
Junior Developer
After
Frontend Developer | React & TypeScript | Building accessible, scalable web applications
github.com/ada
MockupMake Your GitHub Work For You.
Hi — I build web interfaces with React and TypeScript.
Selected work lives in pinned repos with READMEs, screenshots, and live demos.
- Profile README
- Repository naming
- README documentation
- Screenshots
- Live demos
- Tech stack
- Commit quality
- Branches
- Pull requests
- Issues
- Open-source contributions
Job search
Stop Applying Randomly.
Identify suitable roles, tailor the application, track the follow-up. The tracker is a tool — not a placement service.
- Find
- Research
- Tailor
- Apply
- Network
- Follow up
- Interview
- Improve
- How to identify suitable roles
- How to research companies
- How to evaluate job descriptions
- How to identify required skills
- How to tailor applications
- How to network
- How to find referrals
- How to follow up
- How to track applications
Application tracker
Sample rows| 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
Don't Let the Interview Be the First Time You Practice.
Technical, behavioral, project walkthroughs, and the questions you ask back. Practice is scheduled — not a hidden guarantee of a real interview.
Preparation
- Technical interview preparation
- Behavioral interview preparation
- Coding challenges
- Project walkthroughs
- System/design discussions where appropriate
- Communication
- Problem solving
- Questions to ask interviewers
Types
- General
- Technical
- Behavioral
- Role-specific
Practice Before It Counts.
Sample progress- Mock Interview 1Completed
- Mock Interview 2Completed
- Mock Interview 3Upcoming
Feedback dimensions after a real mock:
- Technical Knowledge
- Communication
- Problem Solving
- Confidence
- Project Explanation
Readiness
See the Work, Not a Fake Score.
Your real dashboard stays empty until you have progress. This preview shows how readiness and milestones will look when they are yours.
Career readiness
Product preview82%
Technical Skills82%
Portfolio90%
Resume84%
GitHub76%
LinkedIn80%
Interview62%
Job Applications40%
Next recommended action: Complete your portfolio case study.
Milestones
Interview and Offer are goals you work toward — never guaranteed outcomes.
- Career assessment
- Career path created
- Core skills completed
- First major project
- Portfolio launched
- Resume completed
- GitHub optimized
- LinkedIn optimized
- First mock interview
- Job applications started
- InterviewGoal
- OfferGoal
Community
Build Your Career With a Community Behind You.
The same developer community already on the platform — career, jobs, projects, and help — not a fake private network.
- Career discussions
- Job opportunities
- Portfolio reviews
- Interview preparation
- Technical help
- Networking
- Project collaboration
- Success stories
Frontend
UI, CSS, React, Vue, Angular.
Backend
APIs, databases, servers.
Mobile
Flutter and React Native.
Career
CVs, interviews, positioning.
Jobs
Roles worth looking at.
Projects
Show work. Ask for a review.
Help
Stuck? Ask here.
How it compares
Three ways to learn here. One of them is a career operating system.
A skill is one technology. A path is a customized roadmap. Career Accelerator is the path plus the career work around it.
Skill Course
Learn one technology.
I am learning a skill.
- Individual skill
- Tutor access
- Projects
- Community
Career Path
Build a customized technical roadmap.
I am building a technical career path.
- Multiple skills
- Customized path
- Tutor access
- Projects
- Community
- Real project experience
Career Accelerator
Build the skills AND the career around them.
I am being guided from learning to becoming job-ready.
- Everything in Career Path
- Career mentorship
- Portfolio
- Resume
- GitHub
- Job strategy
- Application strategy
- Interview preparation
- Mock interviews
- Career readiness tracking
Career Accelerator
One program. One price.
Independent prices for Nigeria and International. Not a live currency conversion. Not a job guarantee.
₦800,000$700 International
- Customized career path
- Skill assessment
- Tutor access
- Career mentorship
- Real project experience
- Portfolio development
- Portfolio review
- Resume/CV development
- Resume review
- LinkedIn optimization
- GitHub optimization
- Job search strategy
- Application strategy
- Interview preparation
- Mock interviews
- Community access
Stories
From people already on the platform.
These are existing Mclenhub stories — not Career Accelerator placement stats.
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.
I already write React. I just needed Docker without sitting through HTML again. One skill course. That's the whole point.
On-demand usually means you're on your own. Here I could timestamp a lesson and get an actual answer. That's why I finished.
FAQ
Straight answers before you apply.
People who already want a technology career — or are building one — and need more than isolated courses: a customized path, projects they can show, and a mentor for the career work around the code.
No. Beginners start with foundations on an existing career path. If you already know some technologies, the assessment is there so you are not asked to repeat them.
Yes. Frontend, backend, full-stack, and mobile are the starting destinations already on the platform. You customize the stack from there.
Yes. The existing Career Path builder lets you swap technologies when a substitution still makes sense. Prerequisites stay visible so the path remains honest.
Yes. Tutor access is part of how Mclenhub teaches — live or on-demand with someone to ask when you are stuck. Career Accelerator also includes career mentorship on top of that.
You get technical help (reviews, debugging, architecture, shipping) and career help (portfolio, resume, LinkedIn, applications, interview practice). Sessions and reviews are scheduled with your assigned mentor after enrollment — not as an anonymous content library.
Yes. After you are enrolled, you message your assigned tutor or mentor through the platform. We do not invent a public mentor roster on this page.
Yes. Portfolio review is part of the program. You request a review when the work is ready; scores only appear after an actual review, not as decoration.
Yes. Resume review is included. Sample scorecards on the marketing page are examples of the format — not a score of your document.
We work with you on headline, about, featured work, and how the profile supports the roles you are targeting. We do not log into your account or promise interviews from a rewrite.
Yes. We review README quality, repo presentation, and whether the public work supports the story on your portfolio and resume.
You work through the same Experience Lab levels already on the platform: practice projects, team projects, and supervised real-world projects. We label client work only when it actually is client work.
We teach search strategy, tailoring, follow-up, and tracking, and the community already has an opportunities board. We do not place you in a role or guarantee interviews.
No. Career Accelerator prepares you to compete for real opportunities. Interviews and offers are goals you work toward — not outcomes we can promise.
You practice technical, behavioral, general, or role-specific interviews with feedback across communication, problem solving, and how you explain your projects. They are scheduled as you get closer to applying.
They are scheduled with your mentor based on readiness and pace — not a one-size advertised quota. The product preview on this page is an illustration of the tracking UI, not a promise of a fixed count.
Yes. Pricing is configured separately for Nigeria (NGN) and International (USD). You apply from the same page; we do not convert naira to dollars live.
Career Accelerator is a one-time configured price: ₦800,000 in Nigeria and $700 internationally. Those are independent prices, not a live exchange conversion.
Submit the Career Accelerator application. You will need an account so we can keep the submission attached to you. Applications are reviewed by the team — they are not auto-approved.
You will see a confirmation that we received it. The team reviews the application and contacts you with next steps. Payment and enrollment happen after that review, not automatically at submit.
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Your Career Deserves More Than Another Tutorial.
Build the skills. Build the proof. Build the confidence. Then launch.
₦800,000$700 International