Applications will open next week for 7 days (Jan 1st to 7th, 2026).

Quick decision guide before applications open:

How much time do I need?

• 10-12 hours per week: live calls + focused project work (with weekly plans to keep you moving).

What does "intensive private group training" mean?

• A ~30-student cohort, industry-grade projects, live lectures/workshops, code reviews, small-group check-ins, and career support (incl. our Rust recruiter network).

What if I fall behind?

• Life happens. All live calls are recorded, we run catch-up sprints, and I’ll personally make sure you stay on track. No exceptions.

Is this right for XYZ (frontend/backend/…) engineers?

• Yes. If you know at least one programming language and can commit the time/effort, you’ll do well. We focus on practical, systems-level Rust—not theory marathons.

What will I get at the end of the program?

• Multiple production-level Rust projects.
• Real-world professional experience on your resume.
• Skills to ace Rust interviews (design, trade-offs, leadership, etc.)
• Your dream Rust role.

What are these "surprises" you promised?

• All will be revealed next week 😉 Pretty sure you’re really going to love what we have planned!

Full details on January 1st — when enrollment opens.

Got questions? Simply ask by replying to this email.

And I’ll answer all your questions in upcoming emails.

- Bogdan

Every year, I see two very different stories unfold for engineers trying to learn Rust.

Some waited.

• They waited for motivation to learn Rust.
• They waited for Rust to eventually “click” for them.
• They waited for the perfect Rust job to fall onto their lap.

And year after year, nothing really changed for them.

Some took action.

• They committed to master Rust deeply, not watch tutorials passively.
• They did whatever it takes to land a Rust career.
• They put themselves in environments where progress wasn’t optional.

And—not surprisingly—every year they’re the ones who succeed.

Those who succeeded... Their Rust careers didn’t happen by accident.

They got there because they did what others weren’t willing to.

They took action. They worked hard toward their goal. No matter what it took.

Then opportunities started to show, and job offers followed.

And so…

If you’re serious about making this shift yourself…

The Rust Live Accelerator will start accepting applicants very soon.

If you want to land your dream Rust career…

If you want this year to look different from every year before it…

What do you plan on doing differently this time?

And which of these two stories will end up being yours?

- Bogdan