Java Full Stack Trainer Needed
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m putting together an intermediate-level, end-to-end Java training series and need an experienced instructor who can guide participants through the full stack journey. The audience already writes basic Java, so we will dive straight into how server-side and client-side layers fit together, with special attention to:
• Spring Boot for rapid micro-service creation
• Hibernate for robust ORM and database interaction
• JavaServer Faces (JSF) for component-based UI work
What I need from you
1. A concise syllabus that sequences theory, live coding, and lab time across the chosen stack.
2. Slide deck or annotated notes for each module.
3. A working sample project that stitches Spring Boot, Hibernate, and JSF together—ready for students to fork and extend.
4. Practical exercises plus their solutions so learners can test themselves after every session.
5. Live, interactive delivery (remote is fine) with time for Q&A and code reviews.
6. A brief recap document highlighting next steps and recommended tooling (IDE, build system, testing libraries, etc.).
Acceptance criteria
• Learners submit the final capstone app and can explain how data flows from UI to persistence.
• All course material is shared in an organised repo or cloud folder.
• Sessions stay focused on intermediate depth—no lengthy beginner refreshers, no unexplained advanced jumps.
If you have a track record of teaching Java full stack material and can keep the pace engaging while still hands-on, I’d love to see how you’d structure this program and sample a clip or deck you’ve used before.
• Spring Boot for rapid micro-service creation
• Hibernate for robust ORM and database interaction
• JavaServer Faces (JSF) for component-based UI work
What I need from you
1. A concise syllabus that sequences theory, live coding, and lab time across the chosen stack.
2. Slide deck or annotated notes for each module.
3. A working sample project that stitches Spring Boot, Hibernate, and JSF together—ready for students to fork and extend.
4. Practical exercises plus their solutions so learners can test themselves after every session.
5. Live, interactive delivery (remote is fine) with time for Q&A and code reviews.
6. A brief recap document highlighting next steps and recommended tooling (IDE, build system, testing libraries, etc.).
Acceptance criteria
• Learners submit the final capstone app and can explain how data flows from UI to persistence.
• All course material is shared in an organised repo or cloud folder.
• Sessions stay focused on intermediate depth—no lengthy beginner refreshers, no unexplained advanced jumps.
If you have a track record of teaching Java full stack material and can keep the pace engaging while still hands-on, I’d love to see how you’d structure this program and sample a clip or deck you’ve used before.
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