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       <h2 class="faq-question">How long does The Odin Project take?</h2>
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  -      The Odin Project is not a “Learn it all in two days!” program, nor is it a 4 year Computer Science Degree. It’s somewhere in between – depending on you!
  +      We won't have any of this "Learn it all in two days!" BS.  You can't start from scratch and learn true web development in such a short period of time and you know it.  It's highly unlikely that you'll be employable after a weekend workshop or a one-month part-time course.
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  -      We’ve distilled a Computer Science degree into everything that you need to become employable as a web developer.  It’s a healthy dose of learning and will take roughly 1000 hours of work to complete. If you’re naturally more technical or come from a technical background, it may take less time. If you’re less technical it may take more time.
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  -      If you work on The Odin Project full-time 40 hours a week, it’ll take about 6 months. Part time learners can expect to take 12 months to finish.
  +      On the other hand, you don't necessarily need to put in 4 years getting a CS degree.  80% of what they cover won't be used during a typical web developer's early career and it's not necessary to get hired.  So why not learn the 20% and learn the rest while you're getting paid on the job?
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       <p>
  -      To be most productive, try to set aside long blocks of time.  You are significantly more productive when you “get in the zone” and spend 4-6 hours at a time learning and building projects. 
  +      We've essentially distilled down what you most need to learn to hit that employable level, but it's still a healthy dose of learning.  Depending how fast you learn, it will take roughly 1000 hours of work to hit that sweet spot.  If you're naturally more technical or come from a technical background, it may be a bit faster.  If you're less technical or brand new to all this, it will take longer.  Don't despair!  When you think about it, that's pretty much the same learning curve you had to climb to learn anything worthwhile so far in life.
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       <h2 class="faq-question">What are you actually teaching?</h2>
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         The Odin Project assumes you’re new to web development, so we start out by going over what exactly a web developer does in our <%= link_to "Introduction to Web Development", course_path("introduction-to-web-development") %> course.
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      <h2 class="faq-question">How can I get in touch?</h2>
  
      <p>
        If you have questions about The Odin Project itself, check out our <%= link_to "Contact Page", contact_path %>.  We also have a friendly Odin community in our <a href="https://gitter.im/TheOdinProject/theodinproject">Gitter chatrooms</a>
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      <h2 class="faq-question">When do I pay?</h2>
      <p>
        You don't! The Odin Project is open-source and completely free.
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      <p>
        If you insist on compensation, you can donate your time to help those just starting The Odin Project or create a new feature for the site.
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      <h2 class="faq-question">How will The Odin Project become sustainable?</h2>
      <p>
        The Odin Project's business model is educating students.  Core content will always be free, but we'd also like to give students who want more structure and/or help on their journeys access to those services, which would be at a premium. If you want to help please <%= link_to "reach out", contact_path %>.
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      <h2 class="faq-question">Can I Use This Curriculum To Teach?</h2>
  