Build smarter workflows with mentors who read your code line by line.
FlowMint Academy is a Korean cohort academy for early-career developers, IT analysts, and operations engineers who want to build robotic process automation skills they can defend at work. Our courses are project-first: you ship a runnable bot every week and a working RPA developer reads it. Theory exists to justify a design choice, not to fill an evening, and we are honest on every course page about what we do not teach.
From intake to hand-off, one weekly loop.
Annotated walk through the cohort week, end to end.
- 01
Pick a real workflow
Use our intake script or bring your own. We score it together for fit before you start coding anything.
- 02
Build, break, refactor
Weekly assignments are designed to break against a synthetic queue. The fix is the lesson.
- 03
Mentor reviews land
Written notes within three business days. Specific, sometimes uncomfortable, never automated.
- 04
Hand off cleanly
You leave with a runnable bot, a written hand-off doc, and a debrief your manager can read in five minutes.
Four feature rows, each with the number we measure them against.
Open a row to read the detail. We deliberately leave room for limitations to speak as loudly as strengths.
Selector clinics that actually look at your code
92% of clinics run within 24h of request
Twenty-five minutes, one mentor, your workflow on screen. We argue about retry logic and naming conventions in real time, then write up notes you can re-read at 23:00 the night before submission.
Synthetic queues built from real-shaped data
14 transaction shapes per queue
Our test queues mimic the noise of actual enterprise client back offices — duplicate rows, partial outages, quirky encodings. Bots that survive the queue tend to survive production.
Written feedback you can take back to your team
100% written, never AI-generated
Every assignment review is written, not verbal, and lives in your repository. You can quote it in your team retro or paste it into a 1:1 — that is the point.
Hand-off documents that survive contact with QA
6 reusable templates per learner
Templates for PDDs, runbooks, and post-incident reviews come out of every course. Half the people on a cohort have never written one before; by week four they are reviewing each other's drafts.
Mentors who read your code, on a schedule that fits a working week.
Pick a course at your level, or talk to us about a private cohort for your team. No quotes, no estimators — just a calendar.
A friendly, working list of the teams we have taught
We are a small academy and we keep the social-proof list small on purpose. Below are the eight enterprise client teams whose private cohorts we have run in the last eighteen months. Each one signed off on appearing here, and each one graduated learners we still hear from in our alumni Slack. The greyscale styling is intentional — we believe a logo should support the work, not perform on top of it.