Applications for the winter cohort are open
What applying involves, what it costs and what happens after you hit send. Short version: it's free and takes about five minutes.
Blog
Notes for parents and students on how BugClub HQ works and why I built it this way. I'm Josh, and I teach every cohort.
Posts
What the parent account shows, and what it doesn't
You see progress, badges and where each write-up stands. You don't see what your kid wrote. Here's where that line sits, and why I put it there.
Why week 0 is about permission
Before any lab opens, every student spends a week on ethics and permission, then signs an agreement with a parent.
The course ends with an email to a company that doesn't exist
Finding the bug is half of it. Week 7 is about the other half: working out who to tell, and telling them the right way.
The course behind this blog
BugClub HQ is an eight-week online course in ethical hacking for ages 14 to 17. Students practice on apps built to be broken, write up what they find, and get feedback from me on every write-up. No coding needed.
Applications for the winter cohort close Dec 18
The winter cohort
$349 one time, only if accepted
- Starts
- January 11
- Schedule
- Tuesdays, 7 to 8:30 PM Eastern
- Class size
- 6 students
Free to apply, about five minutes. You only pay if you're accepted.