digitalcrafts
About
About
DigitalCrafts is an online and on-site school offering full-time and part-time software development bootcamps. Online classes are streamed in real time with live instruction creating a collaborative learning environment for all students. On-site campuses in Atlanta, Houston, Tampa, and Seattle are open to local students who wish to learn with on-site Teaching Assistants and a community of peers. DigitalCrafts' bootcamps are intensive learning experiences, transforming beginners into full-stack software developers trained in JavaScript, React, Node.js, Python, and more. Unique to DigitalCrafts are their Electives, a variety of complimentary remote workshops and technical talks exclusively available to students and alumni as continuing education.
DigitalCrafts’ instructors are all professional software engineers with years of real-world development experience. The average class size is small, allowing for an efficient and effective learning environment where students "learn by building." Additionally, students receive resume, portfolio and interview guidance preparing each student for the job search upon graduation. The admissions process consists of an online application, coding exercise, and admissions meeting. Financing and scholarships are available, and early enrollment incentives can further lower tuition for students. DigitalCrafts $1MM "You Belong in Tech" Scholarship Fund provides automatic scholarships to underrepresented people in tech.
Recent DigitalCrafts Reviews: Rating 4.87
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Courses
Courses
DigitalCrafts Full Stack Flex (Part-Time)
ApplyHTML, Git, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS, Express.js, React.js, Linux, Algorithms, Node.js, Front End, Scrum, Agile, REST, SQL
In PersonPart Time10 Hours/week26 WeeksStart Date November 17, 2020 Cost $9,950 Class size 30 Location Houston, Atlanta, Online, Seattle, Tampa The 26-Week Full Stack Flex Program is the part-time version of our Full Stack Immersive Program, designed for working professionals, entrepreneurs, and students who prefer longer but more flexible class formats. Much like our Immersive Program, Flex students learn the ins-and-outs of both front-end and back-end web development, graduating with professional portfolios featuring full stack projects built with the technologies employers are seeking today. Our curriculum features Javascript, React, Node.js & the NERP stack, some of the most cutting-edge technologies around. These technologies are being used at companies like Google, LinkedIn, Netflix, Walmart, and PayPal. Our curriculum is proven and our alumni have gone on to work for companies like LinkedIn, Slack, Facebook, Home Depot, Cox Communications, New York Times, and more.Financing
Deposit $250 (deposit eligible for financing) Financing Finance tuition (including your deposit) with Sallie Mae. For more information on tuition click here.Tuition Plans Students may pay upfront, setup a payment plan, or finance tuition through Sallie Mae. Refund / Guarantee Secure your seat early for additional discounts. Scholarship Women will automatically receive a scholarship to attend our Immersive or Flex programs. If you do not qualify, we also sponsor The Builder Scholarship awarded to applicants with inspiring stories and goals. Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner or Intermediate Prep Work Pre-requisite work will be provided. Placement Test Yes Interview Yes More Start Dates
November 17, 2020 - TampaDecember 8, 2020 - TampaDecember 8, 2020 - TampaNovember 17, 2020 - HoustonDecember 8, 2020 - HoustonNovember 17, 2020 - OnlineDecember 8, 2020 - OnlineNovember 17, 2020 - SeattleNovember 17, 2020 - AtlantaDecember 8, 2020 - Atlanta
DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time)
ApplyHTML, Git, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS, Express.js, React.js, Data Structures, Algorithms, Node.js, Front End, SQL, Python
In PersonFull Time35 Hours/week16 WeeksStart Date November 9, 2020 Cost $14,950 Class size 30 Location Houston, Atlanta, Online, Tampa This 16-week intensive program is for beginners and CS graduates alike. Students will learn the ins and outs of front-end and back-end web development, as the class moves through HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL databases, Node.js, React.js, Python, and more. Javascript, Node.js & the NERP stack encompass some of the most cutting-edge technologies today and are being used at companies like Google, LinkedIn, Netflix, Walmart, and PayPal. Python is an in-demand and versatile programming language widely used in both software development (Instagram, for example) & the ever-growing field of data analytics. Our curriculum is proven and our graduates have been hired at great companies like Home Depot, New York Times, Car & Driver, LiveAction, Soltech, Market America, Kredible, Piksel, Greater Sum, Narwhal Digital, RiskAlyze, Army of Bees, BridalLive, Liaison Technologies, and more.Financing
Deposit $250 (eligible for financing) Financing Finance tuition (including your deposit) with Sallie Mae. For more information on tuition click here.Tuition Plans Students may pay upfront, finance tuition through Sallie Mae, or enroll in an income share agreement. Refund / Guarantee Secure your seat early for additional discounts. Scholarship Women will automatically receive a scholarship to attend our Immersive or Flex programs. If you do not qualify, we also sponsor The Builder Scholarship awarded to applicants with inspiring stories and goals. Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner or Intermediate Prep Work Pre-requisite work will be provided. Placement Test Yes Interview Yes More Start Dates
November 9, 2020 - AtlantaDecember 7, 2020 - AtlantaNovember 9, 2020 - TampaDecember 7, 2020 - TampaNovember 9, 2020 - HoustonDecember 7, 2020 - HoustonDecember 7, 2020 - Online
DigitalCrafts Online Full Stack Flex (Part-Time)
ApplyHTML, Git, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS, Express.js, React.js, Data Structures, Algorithms, Node.js, Front End, Scrum, MVC, Agile, SQL, GitHub
OnlinePart Time10 Hours/week26 WeeksStart Date November 17, 2020 Cost $9,950 Class size 30 Location Houston, Atlanta, Online, Seattle, Tampa Delivered live online, the 26-Week Online Full Stack Flex Program is the part-time version of our Online Full Stack Immersive Program, designed for working professionals, entrepreneurs, and students who prefer longer but more flexible class formats. This remote-enabled class takes place Tuesday & Thursday evening and on Saturdays. Much like our Immersive Program, Flex students learn the ins-and-outs of both front-end and back-end web development, graduating with professional portfolios featuring full stack projects built with the technologies employers are seeking today. Our curriculum features Javascript, React, Node.js & the NERP stack, some of the most cutting-edge technologies around. These technologies are being used at companies like Google, LinkedIn, Netflix, Walmart, and PayPal. Our curriculum is proven and our alumni have gone on to work for companies like LinkedIn, Slack, Facebook, Home Depot, Cox Communications, New York Times, and more.Financing
Deposit $250 (deposit eligible for financing) Financing Finance tuition (including your deposit) with Sallie Mae. For more information on tuition click here.Tuition Plans Students may pay upfront, setup a payment plan, or finance tuition through Sallie Mae. Refund / Guarantee Secure your seat early for additional discounts. Scholarship Women will automatically receive a scholarship to attend our Immersive or Flex programs. If you do not qualify, we also sponsor The Builder Scholarship awarded to applicants with inspiring stories and goals. Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner or Intermediate Prep Work Pre-requisite work will be provided. Placement Test Yes Interview Yes More Start Dates
November 17, 2020 - OnlineDecember 8, 2020 - Online
DigitalCrafts Online Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time)
ApplyHTML, Git, JavaScript, jQuery, Express.js, React.js, Data Structures, Algorithms, Node.js, Front End, SQL, Python
OnlineFull Time35 Hours/week16 WeeksStart Date November 9, 2020 Cost $14,950 Class size 30 Location Houston, Atlanta, Online, Seattle, Tampa Delivered live online, this 16-week intensive program is for beginners and CS graduates alike. Students will learn the ins and outs of front-end and back-end web development, as the class moves through HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL databases, Node.js, React.js, Python, and more. Javascript, Node.js & the NERP stack encompass some of the most cutting-edge technologies today and are being used at companies like Google, LinkedIn, Netflix, Walmart, and PayPal. Python is an in-demand and versatile programming language widely used in both software development (Instagram, for example) & the ever-growing field of data analytics. Our curriculum is proven and our graduates have been hired at great companies like Home Depot, New York Times, Car & Driver, LiveAction, Soltech, Market America, Kredible, Piksel, Greater Sum, Narwhal Digital, RiskAlyze, Army of Bees, BridalLive, Liaison Technologies, and more.Financing
Deposit $250 (eligible for financing) Financing Finance tuition (including your deposit) with Sallie Mae. For more information on tuition click here.Tuition Plans Students may pay upfront or finance tuition through Sallie Mae Refund / Guarantee Secure your seat early for additional discounts. Scholarship Women will automatically receive a scholarship to attend our Immersive or Flex programs. If you do not qualify, we also sponsor The Builder Scholarship awarded to applicants with inspiring stories and goals. Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner or Intermediate Prep Work Pre-requisite work will be provided. Placement Test Yes Interview Yes More Start Dates
November 9, 2020 - OnlineDecember 7, 2020 - Online
Enterprise Training & Workshops
ApplyMySQL, AngularJS, Data Science, MongoDB, HTML, Git, PHP, C#, R, JavaScript, .NET, ASP.NET, Go, Data Visualization, Xcode, jQuery, Objective-C, Rails, Mobile, CSS, DevOps, Express.js, React.js, Data Structures, Algorithms, Android, Node.js, iOS, Java, Front End, Ruby, Swift, Kotlin, Scrum, MVC, Agile, SQL, Python, Machine Learning
In PersonFull TimeStart Date None scheduled Cost N/A Class size N/A Location Houston, Atlanta, Online, Seattle, Tampa DigitalCrafts designs, builds, and executes custom enterprise training and workshops for select clients and individuals across the globe. These custom programs are built from scratch based on our client's needs which can vary across software engineering, mobile development, automated testing, and DevOps. These courses are not open to the general public and are only reserved for full-time employees of our clients. DigitalCrafts has executed software development training programs for clients like Microsoft, ExxonMobil, Capgemini, and Chick-fil-A to name a few.Financing
Deposit Not applicable Financing Not applicableTuition Plans Email hello@digitalcrafts.com for to schedule a call. Refund / Guarantee Not applicable Scholarship Not applicable Getting in
Minimum Skill Level N/A Placement Test No Interview No
Reviews
DigitalCrafts Reviews
- To each his own- 5/6/2020Alex Fisher • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Houston • Verified via LinkedIn
Let me start off by saying that everything you read online about bootcamps comes from personal experiences and does not reflect your experience.
This is my experience with DigitalCrafts in Houston.
I came from the business world where you have to always be 2 steps ahead. Development requires extensive attention to detail and you always have to be in the now. Veronica our instructor taught us to not only code as developers but to think, act and reason as developers.
All of the DigitalCrafts staff are here for the students and the connections that are built between current students, alumni and the staff is far better than I've seen in other sectors. The instructors are all professionals. There was never a moment that I felt I couldn't ask a question from an instructor even if they had no affiliation with my cohort. Josh helped my team on our capstone project extensively ,as we developed with Angular and that is his area of expertise. However, there are only a certain few individuals that we cross paths with that make an impression on us that lasts forever . Veronica is one of the few for me. So if you're looking to start .. wait for her. (My only bias statement).
I've had mentors, professors and bosses who I learned from and to this day use those lessons in my everyday life. Veronica leaves no rock unturned no question unanswered. From the moment you walk into that classroom nervous and anxious on day one she accepts you for who you are and you are her child until the moment you graduate where she has to let you spread your wings and roam free because she knows that your able to succeed.
My class started in the classroom but ended in quarentine. I will say that it is much harder to learn online than it is in class. Not only do you feel like a programmer in class. DC in The Cannon make you feel like you're on the set of silicon Valley. Between all the start up, the complimentary redbulls and lunches. It definitely feels different from other careers.
The experience is incredible, the work is hard but nothing worth while is easy.
Digital Crafts will not make you the next Zuckerberg, You will still be you. What DC will do for you is help you build a foundation of knowledge that you can build on top of to be the next BEST YOU.
Thank you DC
- Great experience!- 5/6/2020Karley • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via GitHubDigitalCrafts helped me make a career change, and while it was a tough journey, the staff there helped to guide me in the right direction (whether that be a debug issue, career advice, new tech, industry experience, etc.). They will not teach you everything and you will need to put in work (either in class or after) to really get the concepts, but if you put in the effort, you will absolutely come out the other end a qualified junior developer. It's the classic trope of you only get out what you put in.
Additional note: my immersive class had to go remote about halfway through the course due to COVID-19 but I commend the DigitalCrafts team for how they handled the situation. The staff and instructor quickly and professionally adjusted the typical in-class plan, and the course was able to continue as close to normal as it could have!
- My advice...- 3/22/2020JB Wilson • Full Stack Software Developer • Student • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Houston • Verified via LinkedInBefore I write this review, I just want to say that the best way to get an unbiased opinion about a bootcamp is to go to LinkedIn and connect with current students and graduates of that bootcamp. Once connected, you can ask them first hand how their experience was. I did this for the top three bootcamps in Houston (according to Course Report), and is why I ultimately decided to go with DigitalCrafts. The current students and graduates that I chatted with at that time (about five months ago), all had mostly positive things to say about this bootcamp, it's instructors, and the curriculum.
So basically, it's VERY important to talk to actual STUDENTS because a campus director or enrollment coordinator of any bootcamp obviously will never say anything bad about their own bootcamp.
With that out of the way, here are the main take-aways from MY experience with DigitalCrafts...
- I received two job offers prior to graduation. I accepted one, and I've been working with them about a week now.
- My instructor was very well-known in the coding community, was a great instructor, and has a ton of Udemy courses.
- DigitalCrafts is located at The Cannon, a totally awesome startup community in a very new building. A lot of DigitalCrafts students (myself included) find jobs at startups there.
- The course material focuses on the PERN stack. While these are very marketable technologies to learn, they're not necessarily very marketable in Houston if you want to work for a bigger and/or older company. Most big companies here use .NET. The PERN stack is pretty popular with startups here in Houston though, and many companies on the West Coast. Also, PERN stack is becoming more and more popular for companies to use and therefore there's a strong argument to be made for learning it as soon as possible.
- Despite the above point, I know a few former students who got jobs with big companies that use .NET because they convinced the hiring manager that they were trainable.
- The course can get pretty tough. I recommend coding as much as you can before starting, and not just doing tutorials.
- There is no job guarantee, but there doesn't need to be one honestly. Generally, the job market is hot for programmers right now and that doesn't seem like it's going to change any time soon. If someone doesn't get a tech job within six months after graduating, chances are it's because they gave up on the dream.
- Excellent- 3/20/2020Patrick E • Full Stack Developer • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via LinkedInI'm very happy with what I learned and I enjoyed the time I spent enrolled in DigitalCrafts.
A typical day went like this: when class starts, we continued working on whatever we started the day before. Then there was a code-along, lunch, and finally exercises based on that day's topics. That was most days except when we were doing projects--then the whole day was spent on the project.
My instructor was Chris. He and his assistants did an excellent job. Where they really shined was making things that may be unintuitive make sense.
The staff and instructors were really great, and they will go above and beyond to make sure you're getting what you need (Chris, if you're reading this, I still have the thumb drive you lent me and I'll give it back as soon as I find it).
It was great overall and I'd choose them again.
- Challenging & Rewarding- 3/19/2020Aylor • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via GitHubEnrolling in DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive program is one of the best decisions I ever made. I came into the program with some frontend knowledge and an eagerness to become a web developer. The instructor was one of the best I have had. Chris is an empathetic teacher who breaks down challenging concepts in ways beginners can understand. The curriculum is current, challenging and reflects the job market.You will get a lot out of this program the more you put in. I supplemented my studies with online courses like Codecademy and SuperHi, listened to podcasts, created assignments for myself, and read some thick programming books.DigitalCrafts is located in Atlanta Tech Village so there is an exciting energy when you go in every morning. There are lots of events, local meetups, and resources available as a member of the building.
- Worth the money- 3/13/2020Joseph • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via GitHubI attended DigitalCrafts full-time immersive program from November 2019 to March 2020. I came into the course with very little development background (could use Excel macros), and leave it with the ability to work frontend, backend, full-stack, etc. I feel very excited about my job prospects and opportunities coming from the program.
The instructor I had was honestly the best teacher I've ever had. They do an incredible job of breaking down a mountain of knowledge into just small tidbits, and I wish that my entire schooling career had been more like my time here. The skills they teach you are definitely in high demand, and DigitalCrafts is constantly asking for and getting feedback and changing the curriculum around that feedback from alumni, employers in the area, and current students.
The decision to go to DigitalCrafts to learn web development is probably one of the best decisions I've ever made.
- Web Developer- 3/13/2020Veronica Kemp • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via LinkedInOver 16 weeks I went from bartender to a full stack developer. It was intense, indepth, and challenging, but completely worth it.
- DC Review- 2/17/2020Nep Orshiso • Junior Software Engineer • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via LinkedInTL;DR
I was working in financial services in Kansas City and wanted to not only move to Atlanta for personal reasons and also wanted to switch careers into technology. I went to DigitalCrafts in August 2019 for the Full-Time Immersive Program and graduated in December 2019. I started work at an investment management firm in February 2020 as a Junior Software Engineer.
My Background- Studied Finance and Marketing in college
- Took 1 Python programming class in college. Never used it during my career.
- Was working in financial services prior to DC
- From Kansas City
Pros- Collaborative Environment
- Made great connections with some of the other students who I've stayed in contact with after the end of the program
- Students help other students succeed. I've either helped others when they were stuck or someone would come over to help me when I got stuck. This happened all the time. People were willing to give their time to solve issues and it was great.
- Worked in several teams to deliver a variety of projects. Projects that later were on my resume.
- Work with tools that are used in the "real-world"
- VSCode, Git, AWS, Terminal
- Exposure to Cloud Infrastructure
- Really got to benefit from being walked through how to spin up our own EC2 Instances on AWS to self-host our projects. Great first-time exposure to cloud technologies
- Work with Python, get a foundation in HTML/CSS/Vanilla or "Plain" JavaScript before moving to React
- I appreciated the career week time to focus on building up my resume and portfolio and also being able to get that reviewed by the career services team.
Cons- One suggestion would be to have more exposure to working on and refactoring code someone else had written. In most exercises, a student is creating something from scratch or a base template. It would be neat to have exercises around a project that has already been built where we had to make modifications to it.
Tips to a new student- One of the things DC Staff told us near the beginning was that we would get out of the experience what we put in. Don't passively consume the information. It really helps to try and do some digging on your own, make mistakes, and then ask for help to get pulled up. I've personally learned so much from making silly mistakes I made on my own and after trying to figure things out, going to an instructor who can guide me to the right direction.
- Listen to software podcasts that give you a real-time pulse of the industry and some of the technologies that are being used today
- Ask Questions, be curious, try to boil concepts down and re-state them in your own words
- There will be a lot of information thrown at you. Don't get overwhelmed by trying to memorize and remember everything. No one can memorize everything and it's perfectly okay to Google and search for answers.
- Please take career week seriously. Get your resume and portfolio created and deployed somewhere during career week. Don't wait.
Last thoughts- DC helped me get to where I wanted to go and was an integral part of helping me switch careers. I now work as a full-time software engineer in Atlanta. I would recommend the program to any one who is willing to put in the time to learn. The class went by so quickly and I had a lot of fun.
- Sherri Booher • Software Developer I • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Flex (Part-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via LinkedInTLDR: DigitalCrafts is the top-rated bootcamp in Atlanta for a reason. After my very positive experience there, I would not hesitate to recommend their Full Stack Flex Program for anyone looking for a way to level up their software engineering knowledge and skills.
INTRODUCTION: When I began looking into bootcamps, I knew that I needed to find one that met several criteria. First, and foremost, it had to be a part-time program, because I have to work full time to support my family (a 15 year old needs all. the. things!) I also needed a bootcamp that offered an in-person option, as I tried several online "teach yourself to code" courses over a timeframe of several years and realized that I definitely needed a more structured experience in order to learn the curriculum. Ratings and reviews were also equally important, and, as it turned out, were probably my deciding factor. Finally, I needed a bootcamp program that would not cost a small fortune, and if financial help was needed, one that offered financial aid options. After going back and forth between several different bootcamp options, most specifically DigitalCrafts, Thinkful, and Hack Reactor, I chose to enroll in DigitalCrafts (Atlanta) Full Stack Flex Program for the April 2019 cohort.
THE GOOD: My experience at DigitalCrafts was fantastic. I spent 26 weeks (Tuesday and Thursday nights, and Saturday mornings) with my fellow classmates learning all about HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Express, Sequelize, PostgreSQL, React, and so much more. Our instructors, Lachlan H. and Aubrey R., were fantastic, and our DIRs (Directors in Residence) weren't so shabby either (HUGE SHOUT OUT to Ron C. and Jordan M. for giving so freely of their time, even when they weren't on the clock). Help was never more than one Slack chat away. My fellow classmates became like family to me, and we helped each other along the way, and even shared a few tears together when it was all over. Those 26 weeks of blood, sweat, tears, and "just one more line of code!" were all worth it. The career services offered by DigitalCrafts before and after graduation are second to none in the bootcamp industry. The career guidance counselors constantly provided us with resources, including mock interviews, resume reviews, and portfolio advice.
THE NOT SO GOOD: If I could suggest a few improvements for DigitalCrafts' Full Stack Flex Program, it would be more data structure and algorithm lessons at the beginning of the JavaScript portion of the course, as well as more opportunities for "whiteboarding." And by "whiteboarding," I mean like the problem solving on a whiteboard one would expect to find during a job interview. In my post-bootcamp job interviews, I've had to attempt "whiteboarding", and didn't do so well. I know this isn't the sort of knowledge/skill that one can just pick up and run with without a lot of practice, but I feel that had DigitalCrafts provided more chances for the part-time students to gain experience with this, I might have been more confident going into my job interviews. (It is my understanding that the Immersive course students had a lot of additional opportunities to practice "whiteboarding," but that could just be based on an instructor's preference for providing that to his/her students).
PS: Jake, Liz, Tasha, Angela, Lachlan, Aubrey, Ron, and Jordan, if you guys are reading this, thank you from the very bottom of my heart for transforming my life into something amazing. It has been my pleasure getting to know all of you on a personal level!
- DigitalCrafts is awesome!- 12/26/2019Gustavo Fette • UNIX administrator • Graduate • Course: Enterprise Training & Workshops • Campus: Houston • Verified via GitHub
I just finished my SRE bootcamp and I am very happy I took it. I did not know much of git, python, APIs, etc. before taking this training and although I am not yet a so called "programmer", I feel more comfortable with the tools we learned. The format of the training and the facilitators were just great, the zoom is a nice tool and we could take this training from everywhere. Veronica was a highly skilled professor, you can tell she is capable in many aspecs of the full stack velelopment, she's also very good at teaching. I definitely recomend DigitalCrafts and its trainings.
- Donald Yeh • Graduate • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Immersive (Full-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via LinkedIn
I had been trying to learn how to code for a few years before deciding to enroll at DigitalCrafts and I’m so glad that I did. It’s one of the best decisions that I’ve ever made! I learned so many invaluable skills and lessons during my time at the bootcamp that I missed out on while learning to code on my own. The curriculum was challenging and the group work fostered an environment for collaborative learning and growth. Throughout the course, we did a lot of pair programming and were required to build projects in small teams. It was a great opportunity to work in teams, resolve conflicts and to learn to use git version control effectively.
You really only get out what you put. Expect to put in some serious time outside of class studying and coding. After all the blood, sweat, tears, and coffee…you will come out of the bootcamp with the knowledge and support to land your first coding job. You’ll also come away with some pretty great friends too!
My only regret is not taking the bootcamp earlier. I would definitely recommend DigitalCrafts to any friends looking to transition into a career in coding.
- Flex Bootcamp- 11/11/2019Lizzy Reese • Student • Course: DigitalCrafts Full Stack Flex (Part-Time) • Campus: Atlanta • Verified via GitHub
Attending digitalcrafts was the best decision I could have made. The flex program allows people like me who work full time still get the value of a coding bootcamp, without having to quit their job to do it. Their instructors are top notch, all of the staff is available to help with any need, and I could not have had a better experience.
Outcomes
DigitalCrafts Outcomes
* These outcomes are not audited by Course Report. In some cases, data is audited by a third party.
94%
Graduation Rate
Graduation Rate
80%
Employed
Employed
$70,000
Median Salary
Median Salary
Of the students who enroll at DigitalCrafts, 94% graduated. 75% of graduates were job-seeking and 80% of job-seeking graduates found in-field employment after 180 days and report a median income of $70,000. Below is the 180 Day Employment Breakdown for 133 graduates included in this report:
180 Day Employment Breakdown:
Full Time, In-Field Employee
62.4%
Full-time apprenticeship, internship or contract position
18.0%
Short-term contract, part-time position, freelance
0.0%
Employed out-of-field
0.8%
Notes & Caveats:
Outcomes include only students in the Full Stack Immersive program.
Note: Apprenticeships, internships and contract roles counted as a single pool. We do not collect data regarding short-term, part-time or freelance employment.
Note: Apprenticeships, internships and contract roles counted as a single pool. We do not collect data regarding short-term, part-time or freelance employment.
