At Turing College, self-paced learning empowers you to control the speed at which you progress through your projects. We understand that each of you brings a unique background and experience, and our teaching approach is tailored to accommodate this diversity. This method not only caters to different levels of expertise but also encourages accountability and proactive learning.

As continuous learning is key to professional success, mastering the ability to customise and manage your own learning journey is a cornerstone of our educational philosophy.

While self-paced learning offers flexibility, it doesn't mean you can spend less time than recommended on your coursework. Regular attendance and diligent effort are crucial. Research shows these are key to completing learning programs and achieving success.

If you ever find it challenging to meet these expectations, reach out to our community team. Our goal is to keep you motivated and supported throughout the program, ensuring effective learning, timely graduation, and successful career outcomes. We’ll work together to address any challenges and find solutions.

Mastering self-paced learning is a skill that evolves over time. Even the most dedicated learners may encounter moments of procrastination, fatigue, or wavering motivation. Instead of viewing these challenges as setbacks, see them as opportunities for growth. Our community is here to support you every step of the way.

Our data suggests that the optimal learning time per week is typically 20 to 30 hours. While individual needs may vary, we suggest starting within this range and adjusting based on your experience.

Setting realistic goals is crucial to avoid overcommitting. For example, aiming to study 50 hours per week when you can effectively manage 30 hours can lead to frustration and burnout. This negative cycle will reduce your motivation and stop you from progressing.

Distributing your study hours evenly throughout the week is more effective than cramming them into a few intense sessions. This approach maintains consistent momentum and prevents information overload, leading to more efficient learning.

Turing College observes Lithuanian public holidays. During these days, our staff may be unavailable, and regular meetings or events will not take place. You’re not required to study on these holidays, so your expected weekly study hours may be reduced. You can find the list of holidays marked in pink here.