Live Project Training · Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Android Training

Build a real Android app in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose — the stack Google actually recommends — and put it on your phone by the end.

Why learn Android with us

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Kotlin, Not Java

Kotlin is Google's preferred Android language. Learning Android in Java now is learning it backwards.

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Ships to a Real Phone

You finish with an app installed on your own device — and the knowledge to publish it.

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Jetpack Compose

Compose is where Android UI has gone. You'll learn it, not the XML layouts it replaced.

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Taught by Practitioners

By engineers who build Android apps for clients, not full-time trainers.

What you'll learn

Kotlin & Foundations

  • check_circle Kotlin fundamentals — null safety, data classes, lambdas
  • check_circle Coroutines and structured concurrency
  • check_circle Android Studio, Gradle and the build system
  • check_circle How an Android app is actually put together

UI & Navigation

  • check_circle Jetpack Compose — declarative UI, state and recomposition
  • check_circle Material Design 3 and theming
  • check_circle Activities, fragments and the lifecycle (and why it bites you)
  • check_circle Navigation between screens
  • check_circle Building layouts that work on every screen size

Data & Device

  • check_circle Room for local storage — insert, query, migrate
  • check_circle Networking, REST APIs and parsing JSON
  • check_circle Maps, geocoding and location-based features
  • check_circle Accessing device hardware — camera, sensors, storage
  • check_circle Permissions, and asking for them without being creepy

Architecture & Shipping

  • check_circle MVVM, ViewModels and separating logic from UI
  • check_circle Services, background work and notifications
  • check_circle Testing and debugging on real devices
  • check_circle Signing, publishing and the Play Store review process
  • check_circle A final app you build, present and defend

Ready to build a real Android project?

Tell us your goals and we'll share the next batch dates and syllabus within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

Should I learn Kotlin or Java? expand_more
Kotlin. Google made it the preferred Android language and the tooling assumes it. Java still runs in existing codebases, so it's useful to be able to read — but writing new Android in Java is learning the previous era.
Do I need my own Android phone? expand_more
It helps a great deal, and we'd encourage it — the emulator is fine for most work, but nothing replaces holding the app you built. Any reasonably recent Android device is fine.
Do I need programming experience? expand_more
Some helps. We start from Kotlin fundamentals, but Android is a large surface area, so people with any prior coding experience move noticeably faster.
Will I be able to publish my app? expand_more
Yes — we cover signing, the Play Store listing and the review process. Whether you publish is up to you, but you'll know how.