Python Programming

Python Programming for Career Readiness

Build practical, job ready programming skills with Python Programming at The Community School at Cape Cod Tech in Harwich, Massachusetts. Python is one of the most widely used programming languages in today’s workforce, with applications in business, healthcare, technology, automation, data analysis, and artificial intelligence. These skills can lead to a variety of career opportunities, including remote and hybrid positions.

Students will learn the fundamentals of programming through a structured progression of topics including computer concepts, program design, input and output, decision making, loops, functions, files, data structures, object-oriented programming, inheritance, recursion, and introductory graphical user interface development. Throughout the course, students will develop logical thinking, problem solving, and debugging skills while creating and testing their own programs.

Unlike self-paced online tutorials and prerecorded videos, this course provides live, in person instruction from an experienced professional actively working in the technology field. Students benefit from direct access to an instructor who can answer questions, demonstrate real world applications, provide individualized guidance, and share current industry practices. The classroom environment also offers accountability, hands on exercises, and opportunities to collaborate with other learners, helping students build confidence and skills more effectively than learning alone.

While artificial intelligence tools are becoming common in software development, this course focuses first on building a strong foundation in Python programming. Students will learn how programs work, how to troubleshoot code, and how to think like a programmer. This knowledge provides the skills needed to effectively use and evaluate AI generated code in today’s technology driven workplace.

Career Opportunities

Programming continues to be one of the fastest growing and most versatile career fields. Python skills are used in software development, automation, data analysis, cybersecurity, and many other industries. Entry level opportunities may include programming support, software testing, technical support, and data related roles, with pathways to more advanced technology careers. Many of these positions offer remote or hybrid work options, allowing professionals to work from Cape Cod while serving employers anywhere in the country.

Who Should Enroll

This course is ideal for adults with little or no programming experience who want to develop a valuable technical skill, explore a technology career, or prepare for further study in software development, information technology, data analytics, or artificial intelligence.

Required Materials

Students will need access to a computer capable of running Python. Software installation instructions will be provided.

Enroll at The Community School at Cape Cod Tech to learn Python from a working industry professional, build practical programming skills, and prepare for opportunities in one of today’s most in demand and future focused career fields.

Start Date

September 28, 2026

Registration Deadline

September 20, 2026

Price

$649.00

Course Details

Start Date

September 28, 2026

Type of Class

In-Person

Location

Harwich, MA

Days & Times

Mondays 6:00 p.m - 8:30 p.m.

Requirements

English Language Readiness and GED or high school diploma

End Date

December 21, 2026

Early-Bird Registration Discount?

No

Payment Plan

No

Total Hours

30

Instructor

Michael Fulginiti

About The Instructor

Michael Fulginiti brings a blend of advanced education, technical expertise, and real world industry experience to the classroom. He holds a Master of Science in Business & Analytics, a Certificate in Programming for Computer Science, and an Advanced C++ certification. As a Senior Fraud Analyst supporting the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, he applies programming, data analysis, and machine learning to solve complex problems and uncover patterns in large datasets.

Michael enjoys helping students develop strong programming fundamentals and practical problem solving skills. His teaching approach focuses on making complex concepts understandable, building confidence, and demonstrating how programming is used in today’s technology driven workplace. Whether students are exploring a new career, enhancing their professional skills, or pursuing personal interests, Michael is committed to creating a supportive and engaging learning environment.