“How much does it cost to learn programming?” is a fair question, and it rarely gets a straight answer. Let’s break down what makes up the price of courses in Batumi — and what you’re really paying for. If you’re still choosing a direction, start with our guide on how to learn IT in Batumi from scratch.
What makes up the price
- Format — online is almost always cheaper than in-person, but fewer people finish it.
- Group size — smaller groups mean more attention per student and higher cost to run.
- Teacher — a practitioner answering in real time costs more than a recorded video.
- Length and depth — a full course with a project differs from a one-off intensive.
Online versus in-person
An online course looks like a bargain, but it hides its biggest “cost” — your motivation. No one to ask a question, no one to notice you’ve stopped showing up. The in-person small-group format costs more, but it buys what actually gets you to the finish: live support and an environment.
You’re not paying for access to information — that’s free and everywhere. You’re paying to reach the end.
How payment works at MaLuDa
MaLuDa uses simple monthly billing: no need to pay the full amount up front — you pay for real progress, month by month. Courses are in person, in small groups, from scratch, in central Batumi. Exact prices and terms per course are on the courses page.