From your first line of code to directing AI agents like an architect. Compare them at a glance and, if you’re unsure, we’ll talk it through.
Enrollment open
For experienced iOS developers: specify, direct and verify the work of AI agents, and bring intelligence inside your app.
View program Swift Agentic ProgramCohort in progress · next cohort to be announced
For starting from scratch or rebuilding your foundations, and ending up directing AI agents with judgment.
The differences that matter when you choose. No fine print.
| Criterion | Swift Agentic ProgramEnrollment open | Swift Engineering ProgramCohort in progress · next cohort to be announced |
|---|---|---|
| Who it’s for | Experienced iOS developers | Starting from zero, or rebuilding your fundamentals |
| Duration | 30 h over 10 sessions | 124 h + a 13-week project |
| Schedule | Mon–Thu · 7–10 pm (Spain, CET) | Mon–Thu · 7–11 pm (Spain, CET) |
| Next cohort | Nov 30 – Dec 17, 2026 | In progress · next to be announced |
| AI and agents | Specify, direct and verify: Claude Code, Codex and Xcode 27 | The three phases of the agent |
| FUNDAE funding | Eligible | Eligible |
Tailored for your team
A tailored catalog for teams: agents in Xcode 27, Swift 6, Liquid Glass, accessibility and more.
App for iPhone, iPad and Mac
The academy’s app: courses, mini-courses, tips and snippets across five levels, on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
The next step
That’s what the next step is for: in one hour we analyze where you’re starting from and tell you which one fits, or whether none does yet.
A written route recommended for your case. Even if you follow it on your own.
Jon Ander Orcera · Project Manager at the academy
