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Most advanced Solidity curriculum on the internet
Web3 Solidity Bootcamp
(Ethereum Blockchain)
Web3 Solidity bootcamp is a 4-month program designed for your transition from Web2 to Web3. Our project-based curriculum will teach you everything about Ethereum Blockchain, Defi, and smart contracts. Together with a job. ✨
2 weeks no questions asked refund policy | Get hired – or your money back, guaranteed

Online
Campus
16-22 Weeks
Course Duration
20h/Week
Time Commitment
4.8 Star
Rating on Course Report
+$26,500
Average salary increase
Metana students who provided pre- and post-course salaries.
$139,952
Blockchain Engineer average salary
Source: ziprecruiter
Why Metana?
Most up-to-date and advanced curriculum
Metana Students get hired
1-on-1 mentorship, expert code reviews, coaching & career services
Find the answers you can’t Google
Industry-Experienced Instructors
In-Demand Curriculum
AI for Engineers learning unit + AI interactive learning series
Job placement assistance if needed
Plus, our online Web3 Solidity Bootcamp covers all relevant languages, tools, including:





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Overview
Metana is the longest-running Web3 bootcamp, and the Wayback Machine confirms it. Not just the longest-running, but also the most advanced and student-friendly bootcamp out there.
Metana’s graduates are equipped to succeed in the professional world through Metana’s foundational teaching method & its JobCamp™️ allows students to thrive in their first job and every job after. Metana’s solidity bootcamp is like no other. Go beyond learning Solidity, tokens, and NFTs. We believe you can become a senior blockchain engineer through expert mentorship.
Web3 represents the next wave of the internet, built on decentralized networks that promote much greater individual control and privacy. To fuel this innovation, companies are scrambling to hire Web3 developers.
If you’re a software developer looking to upskill, Web3 could be your perfect opportunity to work at the forefront of tech innovation.
When you learn Web3 skills, you put yourself in a position to transform your career, income, and future. Metana’s Solidity bootcamp trains you for a Web3 career in as few as 16 to 22 weeks.
Roles and Salaries
In the field of Web3, there are many career paths to follow based on your skills and experience. Metana’s Web3 Solidity Bootcamp gives you the opportunity to become a Smart Contract Developer, Web3 Developer, or Smart Contract Auditor. Here are the industry average Web3 Developer Salaries according to Source.
Position | Avg Yearly Salary | Min Yearly Salary |
Max Yearly Salary
|
Smart Contract Developer | $120k | $60k | $200k |
Solidity Developer | $100k | $58k | $180k |
Rust Developer | $110k | $60k | $180k |
Blockchain Developer | $91k | $50k | $175k |
Senior developers have the highest average salary of $120k per year, with a minimum base salary of $65k and a maximum of $200k.
Junior developers have the lowest salary. Their average yearly salary is $60k, with a minimum base salary of $25k and a maximum of $120k.
Position | Avg Yearly Salary | Min Yearly Salary |
Max Yearly Salary
|
Senior Developer | $120k | $65k | $200k |
Lead Developer | $120k | $70k | $200k |
Architecture Developer | $117k | $60k | $200k |
Junior Developer | $60k | $25k | $120k |
Metana guarantees you a job upon completing the bootcamp – Or a 100% refund. Click here to learn more about Metana’s Job Guarantee.
Curriculum
Our curriculum is developed by industry experts from leading Web3 companies and universities. Not only is it developed but also vetted and taught. We do not believe in recreating the wheel. This is a guided pathway we’ve put together with quality content & vetted exercises from all over the internet to make you job-ready. It’s Up to date for 2023.
Metana’s four-month curriculum will teach you how solidity on Ethereum works from the ground up. Our bootcamp is very development heavy & focuses on your portfolio to show future employers.
Week 01 | ERC-20, its variants, and token sales |
Week 02 | ERC721, its variants, marketplaces, and staking |
Week 03 | ERC1155, ethers.js, metamask, build a front-end app |
Week 04 | Hardhat, unit testing, mutation testing, and static analysis. Introduction to hacking exercises. Hacking exercises 1/10 |
Week 05 | The Ethereum client: tracking logs and other on-chain data. Build some cool dashboards. |
Week 06 | Hacking exercises 2/10: Re-entrancy, insecure randomness, bad access control, and other common vulnerabilities |
Week 07 | Hacking exercises 3/10: common vulnerabilities continued |
Week 08 | EVM Deep Dive, Gas Optimization. Hacking exercises 4/10 |
Week 09 | Advanced Solidity: A complete tour of OpenZeppelin and advanced programming patterns. Hacking exercises 5/10 |
Week 10 | Yul and Assembly: Build a non-trivial smart contract entirely in assembly. |
Week 11 | Yul and Assembly continued: Hacking exercises 6/10 |
Week 12 | Smart contract upgrade patterns: UUPS, Metamorphic smart contracts, and other upgrade patterns. Hacks related to upgrades. Hacking exercises 7/10. |
Week 13 | Public Signatures and how to break them. State channels and other signature-related patterns. Build an Ethereum wallet from scratch. Hacking 8/10 |
Week 14 | Defi Protocols and Hacks. Hacking Exercises 9/10 |
Week 15 | Defi Protocols and Hacks. Hacking Exercises 10/10 |
Week 16 | Capstone 1/3 and Chainlink Oracles |
— Optional Extended Curriculum — | |
Week 17 | Capstone 2/3 and Blockchain Dev ops |
Week 18 | Capstone 3/3 and Smart Contract Fuzzing |
Week 19 | Cross Chain Techniques, Bridges, and L2s |
Week 20 | Research report: The Evolution of ERC20: ERC223, 667, 777, and 1363 |
Week 21 | Symbolic Execution and other Advanced Security Techniques |
Week 22 | Golang crash course and diving into the Geth Client |
Engineers from these companies take Metana's Bootcamp.





Meet the Instructors
Dhruvin Parikh
Dhruvin has been in the blockchain space since early 2017 and is currently the CTO and Lead Blockchain Developer at opty.fi.
Dhruvin has been a blockchain professor since 2019 at George Brown College and York University based in Toronto, which is Canada’s first college and university to offer a blockchain program.

David Killen
David is currently a Sr. Blockchain Engineer at TrustWallet. He’s Ex-ConsenSys/Truffle Suite & a Solicitor.
David started his career in software engineering in 1997 writing financial technical analysis software for Reuters. He then changed his career to be a commercial and intellectual property lawyer. He entered the blockchain space in 2011.



Aaron Guyett
Co-Founder & CTO at Unnamed.gg | Ex Amazon, Pedestal
Aaron is a tech and compliance geek, gamer, and web3 builder. Currently, he’s enabling brands to engage at Cloutchain.io


Career Success - Metana's JobCamp™️
Our career success team gives our students the professional skills they need for their first job and every job after. Knowing how to get a job is critical, which is why our Career Success Team helps you graduate ready for the job search. After you graduate, our team is available to keep you motivated, prepare you for interviews, and even help you negotiate offers.
- Build a Technical Resume
- Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile
- Network within the Industry
- Prepare for Behavioral Interviews
- Stay Motivated on the Job Search
- Craft Cover Letters
- Communicate with Recruiters
First Impressions
The Hunt
The Interview Process
Technical Know-How
Learn common technical questions, and describe them during a whiteboard interview. Practice coding techniques for take home assignments.
Recent feedback regarding Jobcamp's outreach scripts.

Upcoming Cohorts
We have monthly cohorts. You can always choose to pause the program and resume where you left off if it’s too fast-paced for you or if life gets in the way. There is no financial cost associated with this. We want you to succeed and won’t make you follow a schedule that doesn’t suit you.
Cohort
December
Seat Availability
2/5
- Open
- Apply By: Dec. 15
- Start Date: Dec. 18
Cohort
Early January
Seat Availability
0/5
- Closed
- Apply By: Jan. 05
- Start Date: Jan. 10
Cohort
Late January
Seat Availability
3/5
- Open
- Apply By: Jan. 23
- Start Date: Jan. 29
Cohort
February
Seat Availability
4/5
- Open
- Apply By: Jan. 23
- Start Date: Jan. 28
Tuition
We offer three options to get your career change started. All plans include a full refund policy if you do not get a job after graduating.
This investment includes a full year of access to our Web3 course material. Additionally, the course offers live events, AMA sessions, personalized support from the instructor, and a certificate of completion for those who complete the course.
You can pay your tuition via card, bank transfers, or with crypto.
- Non-Job-guarantee discount – $1,000 (If you choose to not have the job guarantee, you get an additional discount)
Pay Upfront
Pay upfront & save up to 32% on tuition for a limited amount of time.
With Job-guarantee | Without Job-guarantee | |
Total tuition before discount | $8,000 | $8,000 |
Christmas Discount 🎄 | - $1,500 | - $1,500 |
Non-job-guarantee Discount | - $1,000 | |
Paid at enrollment | $6,500 | $5,500 |
Total cost | $6,500 | $5,500 |
Month-to-month
Pay monthly. Save up to 28%
With Job-guarantee | Without Job-guarantee | |
Total tuition before discount | $8,000 | $8,000 |
Christmas Discount 🎄 | - $1,350 | - $1,250 |
Non-job-guarantee Discount | - $1,000 | |
Paid at enrollment | $2,000 | $2,000 |
Monthly payments during course | $1,550 | $1,250 |
Estimated total cost | $6,650 | $5,750 |
Personal loan
Apply for a loan & pay it off in installments.
Some students use personal loans to pay for their education. There are many personal lending options for you to research and consider.
Keep in mind that Metana does not endorse, recommend, or promote any particular lender. The payment choice is at the discretion of you, the student. If you decide to use a personal loan, make sure to choose the option that works best for you.
Below are a few options; personal loans may also be available through your personal financial institution.
Apply for Meritize loan
**Tuition will increase to $11,980 for all cohorts in Jan 2024. To lock in the current tuition rate, pay your tuition in full or the first month’s installment and enroll in a cohort that begins in 2024. You’re eligible for a 100% refund till 2 weeks after starting the cohort. 🌱
Admission Policy and Process
You have to prove your seriousness in learning and then only you are admitted to our bootcamp. This makes our admission policy as unique as our Bootcamp.
Admission Policy
- Only programmers with at least a year of professional experience will be considered. You must be proficient in English.
- The coding test result you receive will be the most important component of your application.
- Past achievements. We want to see that you have the perseverance to work at something until you master it.
- It will be beneficial to have some prior knowledge of blockchain programming. Although prior knowledge is not required, our curriculum is fairly fast-paced, so having a head start will help you succeed and show us that you are committed to the subject.
Admission Process
Submit your application
Start your career by completing our short application.
Complete the coding test
Gauges readiness for the fast-paced, intense immersive program.
The Interview call
Schedule an interview call with one of our student admissions officers
- After you submit your application & schedule an interview call with one of our student admissions officers, You will receive an email with a link to a coding test. (dates are available within 3-7 days from the application date)
- You need to complete the coding test within 3 days.
- Send us an email if you need more time ([email protected])
- Your application will be rejected if your score falls short of a predetermined level. Because we need to compare your application to those of the other applicants for the upcoming cohorts, we can’t always make a decision right away.
- We limit cohorts to 10 students per month to ensure maximally effective learning outcomes. If you have a great application but didn’t quite make it in, we will offer to waitlist you for the upcoming month.
Frequently Asked Questions
15% Tutorials, 85% Coding. Group office hours will be held once a week & with a weekly one-on-one session.
All content will be delivered through video & text using our LMS.
Each week at Metana includes four key events:
- A group class and discussion lasting for 1 hour. Students are encouraged to prepare a list of questions for the instructor ahead of time, and the next week's assignment will be introduced and clarified during this meeting. The group class also provides an opportunity to discuss recent crypto events and explore more in-depth blockchain concepts that may not be covered in the curriculum.
- A 30-minute one-on-one code review session with an instructor, during which the instructor will provide feedback on the code written during the previous week.
- Time dedicated to studying materials for that week's topic. Materials may include reading or video resources provided by Metana.
- Completing the new assignment, which will typically take up the majority of the week.
In addition, Metana also provides support for interview preparation and instructors are available to work closely with students to get them ready for pending interviews.
Personalized Instruction. Every week you will spend half an hour one-on-one with a senior engineer who will do an expert review of the code you wrote for the assignments. He or she will point out mistakes and suggest improvements. If serious mistakes are found, you must go back and fix them. (If you don’t like taking direct feedback on how to improve, Metana is not for you!)
Small Cohorts. In addition to your weekly personalized meeting, you will meet 1 hour per week with your cohort and the instructor to discuss what you learned, ask hard questions, discuss crypto news, and generally have an awesome discussion with smart and passionate people. Each cohort has a hard cap of 10, and we frequently make it smaller. You will be surrounded by like-minded people who help keep you accountable and stay on track.
Hands-on Emphasis. There is no tutorial hell with Metana. At least 80% of your learning hours will be spent coding or hacking.
Extremely Rigorous Curriculum. Although 80% is practice, the remaining 20% of theory matters too. We don’t see theory and practice as either or. We want you to know the fundamentals and the minute details of how things work.
We go way beyond other courses in what we require you to understand.
For example, towards the end of the course, you will be writing non-trivial smart contracts completely in assembly (Yul), breaking incorrectly used public signature cryptography, creating an Ethereum wallet from scratch, using testing techniques most developers have not heard of, reverse engineering the compiler output without the aid of a decompiler, and recreating hacks that have drained applications of millions of dollars.
You will understand at a deep level how smart contracts store various kinds of data on the blockchain and how transactions are formed and interpreted.
Yes. You should feel at ease writing unit tests in Javascript and building clear and simple web applications. Our emphasis is on smart contracts; this is not a web development bootcamp. We assume that you already know the fundamentals of web development and Javascript or that you can figure it out on your own without our guidance.
If you are confident that you can handle Javascript development during those weeks, feel free to wing it, but expect to spend extra time.
Before beginning, we advise learning some of the fundamentals of react js if you are not a front-end developer. React JS supports web3 libraries very well, and you can copy and paste a huge amount of code from StackOverflow. But it's fine if you prefer to use something like Vue and are already familiar with it. Additionally, we advise Next Js, a React-based framework, but the choice is ultimately yours. If you are not a front-end developer, libraries like bootstrap or materialize CSS can make your life simpler. If you want more design customization but don't want to use raw CSS, we also like Tailwind CSS.
Ultimately you should decide if this bootcamp is for you. Keep in mind that we will not be teaching you web development in this bootcamp.
At Metana, security is given top priority. Most of the assignments are based on hacking. You won't graduate if you are unable to complete the hacks. The sheer volume of frequent hacks demonstrates how poorly versed in security today's smart contract developers are. Our graduates must not contribute to the issue. You won't graduate if you can't finish the hacks. (Don't worry, you'll receive the instruction you require.)
However, becoming a smart contract auditor without having a lot of experience developing smart contracts is not realistic unless you have a solid foundation in cybersecurity. We aim to develop you into a strong web3 developer, but if you are still set on becoming a security auditor, we can show you the next steps.
At Metana we have 3 pillars of success.
1. Curiosity. Ask questions and keep them coming.
2. Consistency. We will closely monitor your GitHub contributions so do NOT try to cram assignments at the last minute. That would never work out well for you.
3. Feedback. Don’t be scared to ask questions or give feedback. Google can’t always explain exactly what you don’t understand. We have a low instructor-to-student ratio specifically to facilitate more communication.
We appreciate student feedback and continuously improve our curriculum based on it.
This changes from week to week. It can be anything between 5 to 35 hours per week and will greatly depend on what’s covered that week and your level of expertise.
We want our students to succeed. So we recommend you reserve at least 20 hours per week for this course. Some weeks might take more hours than others.
In addition to being a bootcamp, we also work as a recruiting firm, and we get paid a commission if we help you find employment. Therefore, we are very invested in you finding a job.
We won't necessarily offer you a job off the bat either. We will work with you to enhance your online presence and make your resume look good. The hiring process is incredibly random, and any successful job search requires submitting numerous applications and acting professionally while doing so.
Yes, this has been done before. You'll improve not only in your job but also in the code you write for it thanks to Metana!
Dhruvin has been in the blockchain space since early 2017 and is currently CTO & Lead Blockchain Developer at opty.fi.
Dhruvin has been a Blockchain professor since 2019 at George Brown College and York University based in Toronto which is Canada’s first college and university to offer a blockchain program.
- For this course, you must have 1-2 years of experience developing Javascript-based production software or one of its syntactical supersets, like TypeScript.
- Bash scripting will be used for a variety of tasks throughout this course, so a level of competence with any shell scripting language is a requirement for success.
- You also need to be familiar with Git and version control systems like GitHub.
This course is designed for programmers with at least 2 years of experience.
Sorry, we only accept students with prior programming knowledge and at least 2 years of experience. You can always come back us after you have a foundation in coding 🙂
We have solidity professionals signed up for this bootcamp. Because we offer,
Personalized Instruction - Every week you will spend half an hour one-on-one with a senior engineer who will do an expert review of the code you wrote for the assignments. He or she will point out mistakes and suggest improvements. If serious mistakes are found, you must go back and fix them. (If you don’t like taking direct feedback on how to improve, Metana is not for you!)
Small Cohorts - In addition to your weekly personalized meeting, you will meet 1 hour per week with your cohort and the instructor to discuss what you learned, ask hard questions, discuss crypto news, and generally have an awesome discussion with smart and passionate people. Each cohort has a hard cap of 10, and we frequently make it smaller. You will be surrounded by like-minded people who help keep you accountable and stay on track.
Hands-on Emphasis - There is no tutorial hell with Metana. At least 80% of your learning hours will be spent coding or hacking.
Extremely Rigorous Curriculum - Although 80% is practice, the remaining 20% of theory matters too. We don’t see theory and practice as either or. We want you to know the fundamentals and the minute details of how things work.
We go way beyond other courses in what we require you to understand.
For example, towards the end of the course, you will be writing non-trivial smart contracts completely in assembly (Yul), breaking incorrectly used public signature cryptography, creating an Ethereum wallet from scratch, using testing techniques most developers have not heard of, reverse engineering the compiler output without the aid of a decompiler, and recreating hacks that have drained applications of millions of dollars.
You will understand at a deep level how smart contracts store various kinds of data on the blockchain and how transactions are formed and interpreted.
Yes! We have students who are blockchain engineers, & employers pay the tuition.
Around 15% of our students comprise entrepreneurs who have their businesses. This bootcamp will be immensely helpful for a founder as it will help you keep up with the trends and assist you in identifying the latest innovations in the field.
Yes, you can.
Large classes tend people to communicate less which we want to avoid at all costs. We prefer a low instructor-to-student count to facilitate the answering of questions and asking of questions. This class size also makes it easier for the instructor to keep up with your progress, identify your weaknesses, and give you a personalized learning experience.
We want to concentrate on providing a quality service first and then focus on growing our company.
As our testimonials say, this bootcamp is really hard. There is a chance that you will be unable to complete it within the given 16 weeks. With this course, we are trying to condense 2+ years of skill and experience into a period as short as 4 months. During this time, you will constantly learn and make new and lasting connections.
We recommend you check whether you can keep aside 20 to 30 hours per week for 16 weeks to complete this program. If you are somewhat of a slow learner or have relatively less experience, this bootcamp may end up taking all your time. So be prepared for the chance of this becoming your full-time bootcamp.
Of course, we know that the internet is saturated with content and resources. But the real question is, do you know exactly where to begin?
At Metana, we will guide you along a clear roadmap. Time is money. If you cluelessly wander about the internet for useful resources, you will be wasting your time.
If you like us, value your time and would like to be assured that you are taking the best path possible, this bootcamp is for you. We will ensure you don’t waste any time searching for resources. You will not have to scroll for hours on Reddit forums or StackOverflow. All the necessary resources will be at your fingertips.
That is completely fine. As long as you are showing interest and doing the work, we will consider your reasons for taking more time.
However, we’ve taken the utmost care when creating this program and therefore, we expect our students to prioritize this course and take it seriously.
We understand that sometimes, life gets in the way. Things happen and you might have to delay your education. We take these situations on a case-by-case basis and will consider moving you to our next cohort. However, if we notice that you are falling behind because you are not taking it seriously, we will ask you to leave the program.
Our main goal with this program is to equip you with skills to have successful careers in the field of blockchain. But it is up to you to have the passion and interest for this field.
As part of the application process, you will schedule a 30-minute video interview with a student admissions officer. In the three days leading up to the interview, you must complete and pass a coding test with a sufficient score. If your interview is successful, you will receive a conditional offer of acceptance. To secure your place in the program, you must pay at least the first month's tuition.
Our program has seen success with self-taught programmers who work as freelancers. This experience often allows for more flexibility in completing course assignments.
Additionally, a strong passion for learning is key to success in this program, as we focus on staying up-to-date with the latest technologies.
Prior experience with low-level programming languages such as C or C++, as well as having a graduate degree, may also increase the likelihood of success in this program.
Ultimately, the most successful students are those who are highly curious and eager to acquire new knowledge. Our bootcamp aims to streamline the learning process by providing targeted and relevant information, allowing students to focus on mastering new skills through practice
Lectures and study materials at Metana may include both in-house resources and high-quality materials sourced from the internet. These resources may include readings or video content.
While lectures are an important part of the learning process, we believe that hands-on practice is key to truly understanding and retaining the material. Therefore, we try to minimize the amount of time spent in lectures and focus more on problem-solving and working on projects.
During lectures, we make an effort to cover the less obvious or unexpected aspects of the topics being studied.
We started metana in February 2022 and our first bootcamp on June 2022.
Still have a question? Send us an email at [email protected]
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