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What's NEXT?

Josh Teng, NEXT Academy

26-Apr-17 21:00

What's NEXT?

NEXT Academy is a coding school which offers an assortment of programs that teach students practical skills ranging from web development to digital marketing. The founder himself, Josh Teng, taught himself to code before joining a boot camp in Silicon Valley to fortify his skill set and is now well-versed in multiple languages. We go into more detail about the factors that led him to start his own school for coding.


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Tags:  NEXT Academy,  coding,  skills,  programming,  web development,  iOS development,  digital marketing,  course,  Josh Teng


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