
UK - Front-end Development
UK - Front-end Development
Summary
Boolean's Front-End Developer course is a 13-week, full-time online program designed to equip students with essential web development skills. The curriculum focuses on a hands-on, learning-by-doing approach, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React. Students receive individualized support from instructors and benefit from up to six months of career guidance post-completion, ensuring a smooth transition into the workforce.
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Before You Learn / Who This Course Is For
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Aspiring front-end developers seeking comprehensive training
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No prior experience required; open to all backgrounds
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Ideal for career changers and tech enthusiasts
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What to Expect
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Full-time online learning with a job-focused syllabus
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Hands-on projects using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React
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1:1 support from experienced instructors
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What You'll Achieve
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Proficiency in front-end development technologies
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Career support for up to six months post-course
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Eligibility for entry-level front-end developer roles
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Certifications covered by this course
No certifications are covered by this course.
Topics included
Course Reviews
George Roth
Graduate 2022
Great experience
I came to Boolean UK as a product manager to broaden my skillset and understand development better or become a developer myself. The material is great with html, css, node.js, rest api, react and git. We learned a lot from teachers as well as having pair programming, group work sessions and individual assignments. Everything is done live, in real time, there is no pre-recorded video content, which was a huge plus for me. You have to be intrinsically motivated to do the course, as an adult it's up to us to put the effort in and how much we take away from it. There is a group of students with you who go through the same experience which is really nice. After the course there is a lot of mentoring and coaching around finding a job (LinkedIn, portfolio, GitHub, CVs, cover letters, interview prep, processes), which is great, and as with the dev part, it's up to us how much we make use of them. Make sure you are aware of the macroeconomic situation before you jump in --- the current market for junior software devs is a somewhat difficult, but this will hopefully change in a few months.