Master Java Programming: From Beginner to Confident & Job-Ready Developer

Why good Java developers keep failing senior interviews

You already know Java.
You’ve built real systems.
You’ve got years of experience.

But senior and banking interviews aren’t testing Java syntax.

They’re testing whether you:  

    ● think in systems, not features
    ● understand concurrency, transactions and failure
    ● can explain trade-offs under pressure
    ● design for reliability and scale
    ● sound like a senior engineer, not a tutorial graduate

Most Java developers fail because they were trained to:
write code — not defend design decisions.

That’s why memorising Spring Boot and grinding LeetCode doesn’t fix the real problem.

Become genuinely bank-grade within 12 weeks

I train Java developers to think and answer like senior engineers in financial services.

Not toy projects.
Not exam cramming.
Not framework trivia.

You learn how banks actually expect engineers to:

    ● design systems
    ● reason about risk and failure
    ● structure solutions
    ● communicate clearly
    ● survive senior technical interviews

The goal is simple:
to make you interview-ready for £600+/day roles by changing how you think, not just what you memorise.

Built from real-world banking experience

I’ve spent over 25 years building real systems in enterprise Java and financial services.

I don’t teach toy examples or bootcamp projects.
I teach what actually matters in senior and banking environments:

    ● how systems fail
    ● how to design for risk
    ● how to communicate under pressure
    ● how to survive real technical interviews

This program is based on how engineers are evaluated in real hiring rooms — not how tutorials are written.

Ready to stop failing interviews?

If you’re serious about moving into senior or £600+/day roles, the next step is a call.

On the call we’ll:

    ● look at where you’re getting stuck
    ● see if this is the right fit
    ● map out what needs fixing