Newbies Edge

Happy new month!! 🤗

🚫 If you want to become a better developer, you need to stop these habits.

💻 Copying code without understanding it.
📚 Trying to learn 10 frameworks at once.
⌨️ Watching tutorials but not practicing.
🛑 Avoiding debugging.
🛠️ Being scared to start projects.

Your coding journey isn’t stuck, your habits are. The fastest way to grow as a beginner in tech is to:

✅ Master the basics (HTML, CSS, JS)
✅ Debug with patience
✅ Build projects, no matter how small

The difference between someone who “knows” code and someone who is a developer is practice + projects.

✨ Follow to keep learning and don’t miss updates about our next cohort.

Every step counts because slow progress is still progress.

Keep showing up, keep learning, and keep moving forward. Your consistency is what will set you apart 🚀✨

We’re thrilled to host a special Product Management class with Anu Oyeleye, Chief Principal Officer, Product at

This session is exclusive to our PM track students; it gives them a chance to learn directly from a top industry leader and gain insights that go beyond the textbook.

Big thanks to for partnering with us to make this happen 🙌🏽

✨Whether you’re debugging your first project, stuck on a new concept, or pushing through imposter syndrome, keep going.

Success in tech doesn’t happen overnight.
But every small win adds up. Every step matters.

📌 Save this for those tough days.
💬 Tag someone who needs this reminder.

🎨Want to become a better product designer? Read this before you open Figma again 👇

Too many beginner designers skip the most important steps and it shows in their work. You don’t need fancy tools or a perfect aesthetic. You need structure, feedback, and real user understanding.

Here are 5 things to stop doing if you actually want to design better:

1️⃣ Designing without understanding your users
2️⃣ Copying other people’s work without learning the why
3️⃣ Avoiding feedback out of fear
4️⃣ Skipping planning and jumping straight into Figma
5️⃣ Waiting to be perfect before starting anything

At Newbies Edge, we help beginners learn Product Design the right way:
✔️ With structure
✔️ With feedback
✔️ With support

📌 Save this post for the next time you’re about to “just design something”
📲 Tag a beginner designer who needs to hear this


📍Investing in yourself is the smartest thing you’ll ever do.

Whether you’re learning tech skills or building soft skills, growth starts with one decision, to show up for you 💡

This week, keep growing — personally and professionally.

🚨 Registration for Cohort 4 is now CLOSED.

We’re excited to welcome our new learners as they begin their journey into tech 🚀

Missed this batch? Don’t worry, we’ll let you know when registrations are open for the next batch.

For further inquiries, kindly send an email to [email protected] and we’ll get back to you.

🤔 Think you need a Computer Science degree to break into tech? Read this before you count yourself out 👇

There’s a common myth that stops so many people from ever starting:

“If I didn’t study tech in school, I can’t work in tech.”

Wrong.

The truth? Tech is skill-based, not degree-dependent.
And every day, people without CS degrees are landing real roles in Product Design, Product Management, Front-End and Back-End Development simply because they took the time to learn the right skills.

✨ Newbies Edge Cohort 4 is your chance to do the same.

It’s 100% online, beginner-friendly, and built for complete newbies who want a structured way to learn tech and finally make that career shift.

🚨 And with our June 20 start date fast approaching, now is the time to get in.

💬 Comment “JUNE 20” to get early access to registration.
Or tap the link in our bio to secure your spot now.

Let this be the month you stop doubting and start doing.

Happy Democracy Day Nigeria!🇳🇬