Next cohort starts December 2, 2026
Learn. Connect. Explore Web3.
Application deadline: November 8, 2026 at 23:59
Explore 10 topics, from digital trust and Bitcoin to Ethereum, DeFi, and crypto taxation, through expert lectures and peer teaching. Join us online on Wednesdays at 6 PM Berlin time.
Our courses are built on a peer-teaching approach to ensure a thorough understanding of the material.
An industry expert introduces the topic through a live lecture.
In teams of three, you research a subtopic and prepare a 10–15-minute presentation.
The following week, you present your findings to other groups and learn from their subtopics.
The next lecture week introduces a new topic. Repeat this cycle across 10 topics in 20 weeks.
Speakers from previous cohorts. The upcoming cohort’s lineup will be announced separately.
Partner
@Dracoon Ventures
Previous topic: "Proof of Work, Mining, and Immutability"
Research Associate
@Technical University of Munich
Previous topic: "Cryptography and Hashing"
Business Development
@Bitvavo
Previous topic: "Ethereum: The World Computer (Architecture)"
Eligible participants receive a PDF and NFT certificate after completing the cohort. Detailed eligibility criteria will be confirmed before the program begins.
Expert-led lectures introduce each topic, with time for questions and discussion.
Expert lectures, small-group research, and peer teaching help you build a thorough understanding of each topic.
Project opportunities and requirements will be shared once confirmed.
Web3 Talents welcomes everyone, whether you’ve never heard of blockchain or you’re already working in the space as a seasoned professional, our teaching platform ensures you’ll always have something to contribute and something new to discover.
“I joined the course with almost no prior knowledge of Web3, but the structure made it easy to follow. The sessions were beginner-friendly, and the community helped me feel more confident asking questions and exploring the topic further.”
Anna
Course participant
“I liked that the course didn't assume everyone already knew the terminology. It started with the basics and then slowly connected the topics, which made the more technical parts easier to understand.”
Anoushk
Course participant
“The group research format was useful because it made me go deeper into one topic instead of only listening passively. Presenting it to others also helped me understand where I still had gaps.”
Adam
Course participant
“The diversity of the cohort. There was a lot to learn from everyone.”
Anonymous
Course participant