React fundamentals on campus
Components, state, props, and a small UI students can explain in interviews.
- Campus
- 2-3 weeks
- Beginner
Industry workshops on your college campus
Empower your college with Shribi’s hands-on technical workshops and build a strong culture of coding and innovation. Host expert-led workshops on React, Next.js, Node.js, DSA, web development, machine learning, and more.
Students gain practical experience by building real-world projects, while colleges can organize hackathons, collaborate with industry professionals, and help students develop the skills needed for successful tech careers.
Workshop Tracks
Courses based on subjects
Learn and grow as a developer with project-based workshops led by practising engineers.
Subjects
Campus programmes
Web Development
Campus workshops on React and Next.js so students can build production-style UIs they can demo in placements.
Introductory batches assume basic JavaScript. Advanced batches can start from React fundamentals.
Next.js product workshop
App Router, data fetching, and a deployable marketing or dashboard page.
- Campus
- 2-3 weeks
- Intermediate
Frontend project lab
TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and GitHub handoff of a placement-ready demo.
- Campus
- Project
- 2-3 weeks
Who It Is For
Colleges, placement cells, and student communities
We design the batch around your calendar, labs, and learning outcomes.
Colleges & universities
Add an industry module to CS, IT, or MCA calendars without hiring a full in-house training team.
Training & placement cells
Give students a project they can talk about in interviews, plus an optional talent pipeline with Shribi.
Departments & clubs
HODs, coding clubs, and student chapters can host a focused sprint around a fest, semester, or hackathon.
Sponsoring companies
Brands that want campus visibility and a first look at workshop graduates can co-host a batch.
Why Shribi
Campus workshops led by a working product team
Practising engineers
Sessions are led by people who ship software at Shribi — the same stack we use on client work.
Projects, not only slides
Every track ends with something students can run, explain, and put on GitHub.
Campus-ready delivery
We run on-site at colleges in and around Mathura, and we travel for multi-day programmes.
Path into industry
Strong participants can move into Shribi Talent assessments for internships or dedicated roles.
How It Works
From a campus brief to a closing demo
A short path that fits a semester timetable.
Share the brief
Dates, year of study, batch size, lab setup, and whether you want React, Node.js, or a full-stack sprint.
We design the track
You get an outline, duration, prerequisites, and what students will build by the last session.
Deliver on campus
Our engineers run the workshop in your labs, with live coding, reviews, and a closing demo.
Certificates & next steps
Participants receive a completion note. Placement cells can request a shortlist for internships or hiring.
FAQs
Questions colleges ask before they book
How long is a typical Shribi college workshop?
Most campuses book 1–3 days. Full-stack sprints can run up to a week. We size the track to your timetable, lab hours, and student year.
Which colleges do you work with?
We started with the GLA University ecosystem in Mathura and now run programmes for engineering colleges that want industry-led React, Next.js, and Node.js training. Tell us your campus and dates and we will confirm travel.
Do students need prior coding experience?
A basic JavaScript or programming course is enough for the introductory React track. Advanced batches can assume data structures and a little web experience. We will recommend a level after we see the student mix.
Is this a public list of students or a hiring fair?
No. The workshop is a training programme for your campus. Names and performance notes are shared with the college and, only if you opt in, with Shribi Talent for internship or hiring follow-up.
Can we combine a workshop with hiring?
Yes. Many placement cells run the workshop first, then invite Shribi Talent to review a small set of participants. Hiring stays opt-in and is never a public student directory.