Nucamp bootcamps offer excellent and affordable training for entry-level jobs in tech. They provide the flexibility of 100% online, part-time, self-scheduled study with the accountability and support of active mentoring and live, online workshops. Bootcamps include Cybersecurity (15 weeks), Back End, SQL, DevOps with Python (16 weeks), Front End Web & Mobile Development (17 weeks), Full Stack Web & Mobile Development (22 weeks), Solo AI Tech Entrepreneur (30 weeks), as well as AI Essentials for Work (15 weeks), an intro to Web Development Fundamentals (4 weeks of HTML, CSS, & Bootstrap), and a Job Hunting Bootcamp (4 weeks for anyone, educated or self-trained, looking for hands-on help with finding their next job).
Students of Nucamp's longer bootcamps are prepared for junior, entry-level jobs. In addition, several bootcamps prepare students to take industry-recognized certification exams from JSE, Python Institute PCEP, and CompTIA, etc. Nucamp offers career services to its graduates, including 1:1 career coaching and exclusive access to Nucamp’s curated, nationwide job board. Graduates enjoy lifetime access to their curriculum, including updates, and to Nucamp's online learning community for continued networking and career support.
Nucamp is on a mission to make quality education accessible and affordable to everyone. See their website for scholarship opportunities. New bootcamps start every 5 weeks with a dedicated instructor guiding small cohorts of typically no more than 20 students. Admission is open to all 18 years and older (some states require HS graduation or GED). To enroll in a bootcamp, complete Nucamp's online registration form.
Reviews
1,897 alumni reviews of Nucamp
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AnonymousStudent · Web Development Fundamentals · Graduation year 2020
HTML,CSS and JavaScript
I liked that I was able to understand and learn from the video lessons. It was very easy to follow.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors3.0 -
Anonymous
Nucamp is awesome
I do not regret signing up for Nucamp's HTML-CSS-JS, web fundamentals course. Although it is extremely fast-paced, in my opinion the workload is doable. Also, I was nervous about learning javaScript. But luckily, my class instructor (aka, Andy) provided amp...I do not regret signing up for Nucamp's HTML-CSS-JS, web fundamentals course. Although it is extremely fast-paced, in my opinion the workload is doable. Also, I was nervous about learning javaScript. But luckily, my class instructor (aka, Andy) provided ample support and flexible office hours to help me and other coders learn valuable concepts.Overall5.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AnonymousStudent
Web Development Fundamentals
I'm new to coding and through this class have found out that I have a strong interest in learning more. This month just flew by, the time I spent on completing my code challenges seemed like time stood still. To me, this was fun and not like work! I am look...I'm new to coding and through this class have found out that I have a strong interest in learning more. This month just flew by, the time I spent on completing my code challenges seemed like time stood still. To me, this was fun and not like work! I am looking forward to the next class.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AnonymousSalesman · Web Development Fundamentals
Good Course
Practical, hands-on exercises.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job support5.0Instructors5.0 -
AnonymousMechanical Engineer at GM · Graduated 2020
Love Nucamp
To be honest I chose Nucamp because it was the cheapest option, I already have a steady job but coding was always I wanted to do ever since I took Matlab in college. My expectations were blown away. The instructor was always willing to help and the material...To be honest I chose Nucamp because it was the cheapest option, I already have a steady job but coding was always I wanted to do ever since I took Matlab in college. My expectations were blown away. The instructor was always willing to help and the material was clear and applicable. I will for sure take the full-stake course.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AnonymousWeb Development Fundamentals · Graduation year 2020
Web Dev Review
Nucamp was great becasue it allowed to continue working full time as well as learning.Overall4.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
Anonymous
Nucamp Experience
I liked the lessons and the workshops. There's a lot of information to obtain and it can seem overwhelming, but the instructors are really good at helping you stay on track and understand the lessons a bit better. I would like to have more live interactions...I liked the lessons and the workshops. There's a lot of information to obtain and it can seem overwhelming, but the instructors are really good at helping you stay on track and understand the lessons a bit better. I would like to have more live interactions with the instructors in the near future, because it was a little hard to follow and thoroughly understand the video lessons. I would also love more hands-on learning. I enjoyed my time though.Overall4.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors4.0 -
Anonymous
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Its affordable, the teachers are great, and you are given many additional resources to study.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job support5.0Instructors5.0 -
AnonymousWeb Development Fundamentals · Graduation year 2020
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Nucamp has very knowledgeable, professional, and polite instructors/staff that are very concerned with students success. The course is nice and short, and very good, and inexpensive.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AnonymousWeb Development Fundamentals · Graduation year 2020
David
It was affordable and accessible. The content was excellent and the instructors were excellent.Overall5.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors4.0 -
AnonymousStudent
It's a course to take when you currently have a job
You only have to attend class on Saturday mornings, so you can provide your own structure to the week. I like the pace of Bootcamp. It keeps moving along, but I never feel like I'm falling behind. There are a lot of resources provided for self-study as well...You only have to attend class on Saturday mornings, so you can provide your own structure to the week. I like the pace of Bootcamp. It keeps moving along, but I never feel like I'm falling behind. There are a lot of resources provided for self-study as well, so you're able to instantly add to what you learn.Overall4.0Curriculum4.0Job support2.0Instructors5.0 -
Anonymous
Full Stack course
Both the affordability and the accessibility of the course make this course a great choice!Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
Anonymous
Great Bootcamp for First Time Coders
I chose Nucamp after hearing from a friend how good it was. I was not let down. Going into the HTML, CSS, and Javascript with almost no previous knowledge, I was able to learn the fundamentals, and now feel MUCH more comfortable looking at code! I liked the...I chose Nucamp after hearing from a friend how good it was. I was not let down. Going into the HTML, CSS, and Javascript with almost no previous knowledge, I was able to learn the fundamentals, and now feel MUCH more comfortable looking at code! I liked the code challenges, and the way they help you to use other methods to find solutions to extra problems.Overall4.0Curriculum4.0Job supportN/AInstructors4.0 -
Anonymous
HTML, CSS, Javascript
I chose NuCamp because of its price, and the course itself is very informative. Hopefully, I can take what I learned and create original documents and programs for my portfolio.Overall4.0Curriculum5.0Job support5.0Instructors4.0 -
AnonymousStudent · Graduation year 2020
HTML, CSS, Javascript
I chose Nucamp for two reasons: cost and in-person class. Nucamp is the least expensive compared to other in-person bootcamps. However, due to COVID-19, the in-person classes were replaced by Zoom meetings every Saturday which I was not sure if I was going ...I chose Nucamp for two reasons: cost and in-person class. Nucamp is the least expensive compared to other in-person bootcamps. However, due to COVID-19, the in-person classes were replaced by Zoom meetings every Saturday which I was not sure if I was going to like. Although the setting was not ideal, it did not take away from the experience - the instructor was very helpful and very knowledgeable and was willing to help as much as he could. Kudos to David!Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AnonymousWeb Development Fundamentals · Graduation year 2020
Nucamp web fundamentals
I chose Nucamp for the price and because it seemed that Nucamp used actual instructors in the web development field as instructors. This was not the case for my locally run Bootcamp, which seems to be just teachers that may know the course materials but not...I chose Nucamp for the price and because it seemed that Nucamp used actual instructors in the web development field as instructors. This was not the case for my locally run Bootcamp, which seems to be just teachers that may know the course materials but not have too much insight into what really goes on in the field.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job support5.0Instructors5.0 -
Anonymous
Worth a try
The price and the ability to work and attend the bootcamp are its strength and while I chose to attend. The instructor was very knowledgeable, approachable and did a better job of explaining the content than the video lessons. You have to visit other 3rd pa...The price and the ability to work and attend the bootcamp are its strength and while I chose to attend.
The instructor was very knowledgeable, approachable and did a better job of explaining the content than the video lessons. You have to visit other 3rd party resources to re-review the content in the lessons and practice it to understand it. I felt as if I understood the content at first and then had to go through all of the
video lessons again several times as the information was not being retained. Nothing would click until the weekly workshops with the instructor. The Basics cohort gave me a taste for coding, I will take time to practice and javascript on my own before the next cohorts as they will require decent javascript knowledge. I was able to absorb and work with the html and css parts, but I had the most issue with the Javascript lessons and I will have to work on it more on my own so that I will not fall behind and take a break because if you do not retain and understand the information, it will take more than 2-3 hours every week day and all of your weekend for the workshop assignments. But it will light a spark to keep learning and get better.Overall4.0Curriculum4.0Job support4.0Instructors5.0 -
AnonymousStudent · Web Development Fundamentals · Graduation year 2020
Web Development and Fundamentals
Nucamp is an affordable way to learn code if you are self motivated. The instructors and classmates are a great support system to help answer questions, collaborate with and hold you accountable to staying on track. The instructor provided lots of work fiel...Nucamp is an affordable way to learn code if you are self motivated. The instructors and classmates are a great support system to help answer questions, collaborate with and hold you accountable to staying on track. The instructor provided lots of work field experience and example os interview questions for those interested in making a career change.Overall4.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AnonymousStudent
YES!
Definitely recommend you going with nucamp if you're considering becoming a web developer! The instructors are there to help you in many ways.Overall5.0Curriculum5.0Job supportN/AInstructors5.0 -
AnonymousStudent · Graduation year 2020
review
I think Nucamp is fairly priced and I would definitely recommend taking thisOverall5.0Curriculum4.0Job support2.0Instructors5.0
Courses
7 Nucamp Courses
Full details, syllabus, tuition, and reviews available on each course page.
Web Development Fundamentals
★ 4.8 (397)
4 weeks
$458
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Back End, SQL, and DevOps with Python
★ 4.6 (74)
16 weeks
$2,124
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Front End Web and Mobile Development
★ 4.8 (37)
17 weeks
$2,124
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Solo AI Tech Entrepreneur Bootcamp
★ 2.0 (1)
25 weeks
$3,980
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Cybersecurity Fundamentals
★ 1.0 (1)
15 weeks
$2,124
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AI Essentials for Work
15 weeks
$3,582
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Job Hunting Bootcamp
4 weeks
$458
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Is Nucamp worth it?
Nucamp reports a graduation rate of 75% and an employment rate of 78%.
How much does Nucamp cost?
Nucamp courses range from $458 for Job Hunting Bootcamp to $3,980 for Solo AI Tech Entrepreneur Bootcamp.
What courses does Nucamp teach?
Nucamp offers courses like Web Development Fundamentals, Back End, SQL, and DevOps with Python, Front End Web and Mobile Development, Solo AI Tech Entrepreneur Bootcamp and 3 more.
Where does Nucamp have campuses?
Nucamp teaches students Online in a remote classroom.
Does Nucamp offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
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You can read 1,897 reviews of Nucamp on Course Report! Nucamp alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Nucamp and rate their overall experience a 4.73 out of 5.
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Nucamp’s primary license is with Washington State, but students in any location on earth have the ability and the right to enroll in our 100% online school. We also comply with state licensing where required, as in Kentucky, Texas, Utah, and Michigan.