Your career in Cardano starts here
Designed for novice programmers
Get accepted to the Plutus Pioneer Program
Prepare for a career in Cardano
Go from Zero
to Haskell
The Zero to Haskell program was designed with the assistance of the Plutus Pioneer Program team at Input Output Global. The course work is designed to teach students the fundamentals of Haskell that are needed to not only get accepted into the Plutus Pioneer Program, but also to thrive in it.
First step in learning to write smart contracts on Cardano
Write your own program by the end of the course
Guaranteed acceptance into the Plutus Pioneer Program
Learn with your classmates in GitHub, Discord, and YouTube
Have access to your teacher during live class sessions and via email
Kickstart your career in Cardano by going from Zero to Haskell
Get Started in three Steps
01
Register and Pay
Want to have a career in Cardano? Make the commitment today and start learning the basics to kickstart your career in the Cardano ecosystem.
02
Learn
Get prepared to find success in the Plutus Pioneer Program by gaining the foundational knowledge of Haskell. By the end of this course, you will be able to write your own application in Haskell.
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Plutus Pioneer Program
We give you the base knowledge to truly succeed in learning Plutus, giving you the best opportunity to find a career working within the Cardano ecosystem.
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Key Features
Prepare for a career in Cardano
Having a base understanding of Haskell is essential when learning Plutus - the smart contract language for Cardano. Zero to Haskell is designed specifically to give novice programmers the skills and knowledge they need to excel in learning Plutus.
Live Online Courses
Join our class twice weekly for online live sessions where you can ask questions, work through problems you may be struggling with, and build the base knowledge that will guarantee your success in the Plutus Pioneer Program.
Learn
Together
Join your classmates in online forums to help each other work through problems and collaborate on the Zero to Haskell course work.