The goal of Chingu programs is to provide you with opportunities to practice what you've learned in university, bootcamps, and online courses to transform your Software Development knowledge into the experience employers are looking for.
- A Solo Project is required before your first Voyage. It lets you validate the tier level you've chosen and verify that you are committed to completing a Voyage.
- Voyages are like hackathons, but of a longer duration to allow the applications you'll be developing to be more full featured. You'll work with a team of remote Developers working in an environment that mimics what you'll encounter in the workplace
- Pair Programming is a program which partners you with another developer to complete short challenges together in real time. You'll help and learn from each other to improve your skills.
- Moonshots are special assignments given to select Tier 3 teams during a Voyage. These are generally standalone applications that address specific member needs or which help add value to the Chingu organization. For example, an app like Chingu Quiz.
Voyages, Pair Programming, and Moonshots are open to all Chingus. You can apply to take part in these once you've applied to join Chingu and completed your Solo Project.