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Springboard is an online learning platform that prepares students for the tech industry’s most in-demand careers with comprehensive, mentor-led online programs in software engineering, data science, UI/UX design, cybersecurity, tech sales, and more. All Springboard courses are 100% online, remote, and self-paced throughout an average of 6-9 months. Springboard acts as a support system, coach, and cheerleader for working professionals who are ready to level-up or make ...
Springboard is an online learning platform that prepares students for the tech industry’s most in-demand careers with comprehensive, mentor-led online programs in software engineering, data science, UI/UX design, cybersecurity, tech sales, and more. All Springboard courses are 100% online, remote, and self-paced throughout an average of 6-9 months. Springboard acts as a support system, coach, and cheerleader for working professionals who are ready to level-up or make a major career shift. Students have access to a unique community of industry mentors, thought leaders, and alumni, who are on hand to offer insights, networking opportunities, and support throughout the program and well past graduation. Every Springboard student is matched with a personal student advisor and industry mentor who guides them throughout the program through regular video calls.
To apply, applicants fill out an online form, take an aptitude test, then talk with a school representative about their background and motivations. For the data science career track a background in statistics and/or programming is required. For the UX career track, students should have academic or professional background in user design or development-oriented fields.
Before graduation, Springboard’s career services team supports students in their job search, helping prepare them for interviews and networking, and facilitates their transition into the tech industry. Springboard's programs are backed with a job guarantee.
Springboard’s support does not end when students graduate. All graduates benefit from an extensive support network encompassing career services, 1:1 career coaching, networking tips, resume assistance, interview prep, and salary negotiation. Since Springboard was founded in 2013, 94% of eligible graduates secured a job within one year, earning an average salary increase of $26,000.
This Cyber Security Career Track is the first online cyber bootcamp to guarantee your first cybersecurity job or your tuition back.
In this fully online Cyber Security Career Track, you will learn from the comfort of your home and at your own pace with 1:1 support from a skilled cybersecurity mentor and dedicated support from career coaches. You’ll complete 30+ labs and 35+ mini-projects while getting everything you need to pass the Security+ certification test. By the end of the bootcamp, you'll have all of the blue team technical and communication skills you need to start a cybersecurity analyst role (A job that helps you earn about $100,000 in average salary).
Units include:
- Cybersecurity Basics (optional)
- Cybersecurity Fundamentals
- IT Project Management
- Host-based security
- Network Security
- Identity and Access Management
- Security Assessment and Training
- Security Operations
- Application Security
- Security+ Prep
Financing
Deposit
N/A
Financing
Lending partner available: Climb Credit / / Deferred Tuition: Pay a $700 deposit and then pay the rest when you get a job.
All backgrounds are welcome, as long as you can demonstrate strong analytical skills and a determination to work through and complete all required course activities.
Become a data analyst in six months, job guaranteed! Through this course, developed in partnership with Microsoft, you’ll master the technical and business thinking skills needed to get hired. In addition to learning fundamental business statistics concepts, key tools (like Excel, SQL, Python, Power BI, and Tableau), and advanced analysis techniques, you’ll develop your problem-solving skills—something hiring managers told us most job applicants lack. Two capstone projects will allow you to bring all of your skills together, becoming the center of a powerful portfolio. And you’ll do it all with the guidance of your personal mentor and career coach, plus support from your fellow students and Springboard alumni.
$8,500 upfront or $1,690 monthly payments, or loan financing or deferred tuition plan.
Refund / Guarantee
Become a data analyst. Job Guaranteed.
Scholarship
$500 scholarship for veterans and women in tech.
Getting In
Minimum Skill Level
2 years of professional work experience working regularly with office, design or programming tools. Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Get a job, or your money back, through Springboard’s mentor-guided online bootcamp.
Students will master the data science process, from statistics and data wrangling to advanced topics like machine learning and data storytelling, by working on real projects designed by industry experts. With the guidance of your personal mentor and career coaches, you will graduate with an interview-ready portfolio and a network of data scientists. We won’t stop there. We know that career transitions are hard, and we’ll support you every step of the way—until you get hired.
Need more prep before you begin the Data Science Career Track? In this mentor-led course, you'll spend 4-6 weeks mastering the foundational Python and statistics skills needed to pass the admissions challenge and start your career. This course was designed specifically for go-getters who want to enroll in our Data Science Career Track, but who need an introduction to, or a refresher in, Python programming, statistics, or other core data science concepts. With guidance from your personal mentor, you’ll finish the course having learned how to use Python to complete real-world coding exercises. You’ll also be able to ace our Data Science Career Track admissions challenge and begin your data science journey.
This course is designed to help students decide if a career in data analytics is right for them. It will also help them decide if Springboard is the right educator for them. The course will introduce students to data analytics fundamentals, including structured thinking processes, Excel foundations, and how to present data-driven insights.
This four-week, online course allows students to experience the Springboard curriculum in a bite-sized, easily digestible format. It’s created for those who want to test if online learning is for them, and those who are simply curious to see if their interest in design could lead them towards a new career.
Introduction to Design students have access to one-on-one mentorship from a design expert, a one-on-one call with a career coach, hands-on, exercise-based learning, access to a dedicated student advisor, a teaching assistant, student operations support and a community of aspiring designers and design experts.
Financing
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Tuition Plans
There is a one time fee of $349 at the time of enrolling in the course.
Launch your career as a software engineer with 1:1 mentorship, career coaching, and a job guarantee. We’ve partnered with legendary coding instructor Colt Steele to develop a cutting-edge curriculum covering everything from Python and SQL to the latest JavaScript frameworks that employers are hiring for, React and Node. As part of the course, you’ll build your own production-ready web apps to showcase to employers. You’ll also be paired with a personal mentor, an experienced software engineer currently working in the industry, who will guide you throughout the course.
Financing
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Financing
Lending partner available: Climb Credit // Deferred Tuition: Pay a $700 deposit and then pay rest when you get a job.
Tuition Plans
One-time Upfront Payment: $9,900
Month-to-month: $1,800/month
Loan financing or deferred tuition available
Refund / Guarantee
Land a software engineering job in 6 months of graduating or get a full tuition refund.
Scholarship
We offer a $500 scholarship for women in tech and veterans.
Getting In
Minimum Skill Level
All backgrounds are welcome, no prerequisites
Recommended: HTML & CSS fundamentals
Learn HTML/CSS and JavaScript in this online self-paced course from your own senior software engineer mentor. The perfect foundation to becoming a software engineer and taking more advanced job-guaranteed bootcamps like Springboard’s Software Engineer Career Track.
The Tech Sales Career Track is designed to prepare students to successfully land and perform in sales development representative (SDR) and/or business development representative (BDR) roles in B2B Tech sales landscape.
All backgrounds are welcome, as long as you can demonstrate strong communication and relationship-building skills, along with the ability to learn new concepts quickly. Before enrolling, applicants will be asked to pass an evaluation of baseline soft skills centered around communication skills, motivation, professionalism, a commitment to learning, and a resilient mindset.
As a tech sales student, you’ll also benefit from one of Springboard’s most sought-after features: a community of support that includes a live instructor, a dedicated student advisor, a career coach, a course teaching assistant, and a grader/assessor, who will provide written feedback on assessments.
As with all Springboard courses, the Tech Sales Career Track will be a 100% online experience. The course is fixed-paced, with weekly live classes to help you practice new concepts and techniques.
Financing
Deposit
N/A
Financing
Lending partner available: Climb Credit // Deferred Tuition: Pay a $200 deposit and the rest and the rest when you get a job.
Tuition Plans
$2,467/month, $5,900 upfront, loan financing, and deferred tuition plans available.
Refund / Guarantee
Full tuition refund if you don't land a job within 6 months of graduating.
Want to break into the tech and have a creative impact? Even if you have no previous design or tech experience, you can become a UI or UX designer in 9 months, equipped to own the product design process end-to-end.
The course curriculum is ideal for those looking to career transition from non-design related backgrounds. You'll learn to apply design tools and concepts in the context of real-life design problems.
Receive rigorous training from user research and wireframes to high fidelity mockups and working with developers to implement them. Build your confidence and a stellar portfolio curated from hands-on projects with clients.
You have the flexibility to study online whilst working full time. Plus get 1-1 expert mentor support and a dedicated career coach to ensure your success throughout your journey.
Become a UX designer in six months, job guaranteed! The UX Career Track is an intensive user experience course with a full career services component.
This self-paced, mentor-guided, online bootcamp is designed for people with adjacent skills from a few specific backgrounds: visual design, coding, marketing, and research. With the fundamentals already in place, you'll master design thinking, develop cross-functional communication skills, and create real-world projects that you can show off in a unique portfolio. After graduation, you’ll continue to enjoy the support of career coaches and access to our employer network so that you can land an entry-level UX job.
Associate Marketing Specialist • Graduate • Data Analytics Career Track • Online
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Apr 07, 2021
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Former English Teacher, Humanities Undergrad, Now Employed in Data Role
I enrolled in Springboard’s Data Analytics Career Track upon completing a two-year contract with Teach For America. I always had an interest in data but never felt confident in acting on it until I had to figure out my next step after teaching. I studied international relations and communication/writing in my undergraduate career so had no formal quantitative experience upon applying. From the moment I applied to Springboard, everything was incredibly professional ...
I enrolled in Springboard’s Data Analytics Career Track upon completing a two-year contract with Teach For America. I always had an interest in data but never felt confident in acting on it until I had to figure out my next step after teaching. I studied international relations and communication/writing in my undergraduate career so had no formal quantitative experience upon applying. From the moment I applied to Springboard, everything was incredibly professional and straightforward. In fact, after submitting my application, a recruiter called me within 5 minutes to talk about my interest - completely opposite of another boot camp I was considering who didn’t even contact me despite confirming an appointment. This quickness made me think they were desperate, but the recruiter wasn’t pushy but friendly and even gave me an informal interview to make sure I was someone who really wanted to sign up. After that call, I was required to take a roughly one-hour long quantitative aptitude test to further verify that data analytics was a path I could reasonably pursue. I mention this because I was worried that I would fall trap to simply enrolling into a program that took anyone and everyone who signed up. In truth, I’m not sure if they decline students from enrolling either way, but I felt confident that this interview and assessment were evidence that they were at least slightly selective in their admissions process. Curriculum The curriculum is mostly a curation of online resources. These resources come from YouTube videos, articles, and other websites related to business and data analytics. A couple of units are specifically dedicated to business education like economics, financial analysis, statistics, accounting, and other business fundamentals. The cycle of the projects also follows that of a typical data analyst workflow, somewhat similar to the scientific method in crafting a hypothesis, gathering data, exploration, etc. I found these concepts helpful as I was someone who steered away from anything business-related up to that point; I simply had no interest back then. Most of the projects simulate a real-world project utilizing the things you learned earlier in the unit. These are not typically from online resources and are created by Springboard. Given that I don’t have real-world experience with these kinds of projects, it’s hard for me to stack them up against practicality, but they tended to help structure my capstone projects which require you to make up your own project and find the data for it, so it was helpful in that regard. Otherwise, sometimes the projects were poorly worded and it could be slightly cumbersome in finding out exactly what you were supposed to do. But these were usually minor and you could always clarify with your mentor or other students about the assignments and get clarification. They also release new versions of the curriculum to improve a particular assignment, section, or even whole unit based on student feedback so they really try to be responsive to what’s working and what’s not for students. Towards the final stages of the curriculum, you’re required to do a series of interviews that would mimic a real interview you would get. For example, you do a behavioral interview, a presentation interview in which you create a presentation from a project in the course and give that presentation as if you were “working” for the organization, and a technical interview in which they ask you questions about statistics, business, SQL, or whatever else might come up in a real technical interview. Your career coach helps you prepare for these, mostly the behavioral ones as they aren’t data specialists themselves but you can also do preparation with your mentor to prepare for these. They are pass/fail. You’re given a couple of opportunities to pass it but if you fail too many times then you have to redo a couple of units I believe. At first, I found this kind of scary, but the pressure it adds to those interviews is really helpful in simulating what it will be like when you’re doing real interviews. They tend to be anxiety-inducing, you’ll be nervous, and the stakes are higher. The fact that they try to build this pressure into these mock interviews was pretty cool now that I reflect on it. At the time I didn’t think it was that cool! But if you’re someone who struggles with interviews, these mock runs are helpful not only in getting practice but also feedback from those interviewers. They go into detail about how you could do better or other things to think about when you get to a real interview.
Mentors and Community Each student is assigned a mentor who is a data analyst/scientist in the field. You have weekly calls with them and they’re mostly there to guide you through the curriculum but you can always talk to them about other things like job searching or how they use tools/techniques in their own jobs, etc; at least my mentor was open to talking about whatever. I hadn’t ever come across anyone who had a bad experience with their mentor, but it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. My mentor was incredibly relaxed, easy to talk to, and helpful when I needed help in the curriculum or needed encouragement on something I found difficult. One thing that made me like my mentor more was also his ability to sometimes question minor details in the curriculum. I appreciate someone who can point out weaknesses in something even though they’re part of the organization itself. It let me know that this person I was assigned to by Springboard wasn’t necessarily a 100% kool-aid drinking member of the club, but an independent person who, though still agreed the curriculum was a good one, was capable of sometimes saying “well I’m not sure I would do it that way but it’s valid.” Upon being accepted into the program, you are also invited to the Slack channel for your specific course. This is where you can communicate with other students in the course who are all at different stages of the curriculum, though you do have a channel for people who are in your specific cohort. There are also Springboard faculty in the channel as well, including a person who helped write the curriculum. They are really helpful in clarifying kinks in assignments or helping students who are having a difficult time on something. There are also various channels for different types of things like job searching, motivation, resources, recorded lectures, and all types of things. Throughout the curriculum, you also have career units in which you learn strategies about job searching. You’re also allowed to choose a career coach, who appears to be contracted with Springboard (I could be wrong about this) to provide 30-minute coaching sessions. These range from resume critiques, to mock interviews, to general strategies, to sharing resources, and really anything that they feel would be helpful to you. You also aren’t required to stick with one career coach, you can always select from a whole list of people at any point and they have descriptions of their background to give you a sense of what to expect. I stuck with the same one the entire time because I didn’t feel the need to talk to a different coach.
The Job Search The job search process was not a totally pleasant one, as anyone who has gone through it can attest. But my career coach and the Springboard community in Slack were really helpful. You could see where other people were struggling as well and my career coach would always give helpful suggestions or resources to help in my search. I applied to a little over 90 jobs and had 3 total interviews. Again, I don’t have any kind of formal background in data, business, or STEM besides the Springboard certificate and some projects to showcase my aptitude, so I felt that that was a bit of a barrier for me. Despite this, I did get a job! A friend of my partner referred me to a role at her company which landed me the interview. My career coach did a mock interview with me, reviewed Google Docs that I drafted interview responses to, and answered any other questions I had during the process. I can honestly say my experience in the boot camp really gave me a leg up. They loved that I had that experience and projects to show for it. During the final round of interviews for this role, I had a technical assessment and didn’t do too hot on it, but I was able to redeem myself by talking intelligently about my projects in the course. I think this made me come across as someone who understood general concepts and use cases for specific things and even if I lagged on the technical assessment, I was someone who could get better quickly. My title isn’t “data analyst” but “marketing specialist.” Much of the role is data related though and even though some of it isn’t, it allows me to use skills that I’ve built over the years in undergrad and as a teacher so I’m not 100% shifted into a totally new technical profession. The other roles I interviewed for were pure data analyst jobs though. I made it to either the final or next to final rounds in those interviews and made some mistakes that I think cost me the job. You learn from these though, and your career coach will help you diagnose what happened and how you can do better the next time. I finished the course in mid-November and just recently got a job offer on March 29, so a little over 4 months after completing the course. Another cool thing that Springboard offers is post-completion assistance. You’re allowed to meet with another mentor who can help you be accountable for keeping your skills alive and building more projects to showcase to prospective employers. You have access to this mentor until you get a job and can be really helpful when you complete the course and then start to find that your skills are slipping.
A Potential Downside One potential downside to this track might be the curriculum. Though this downside is innate in the way the course is structured. It’s set up as a part-time, 6-month learning experience. They want you to get familiar with a wide range of tools that you could potentially use in a data analyst job, mostly the more popular ones as there are TONS of tools that you could potentially use in the field. In this regard, there’s more breadth than depth in the things you’ll learn. They are still helpful. After a unit and a project, you can honestly say that you’re proficient in that tool or concept. You’ll also learn that each tool could be its own 6-month course. If you haven’t used Microsoft Excel professionally before, or maybe you have, you find out that Excel is more powerful than what you were familiar with. This was the case for me anyway. I’m not sure that any boot camp can really overcome this downside though when the curriculum itself is designed to be completed in a relatively short period of time. You might become interested in diving deeper into a tool after completing a unit on it, but have to move on to the next tool introduced in the next unit. This is just part of being in tech. I recommend seeking other online resources if you become really interested in getting better at a particular tool. However, I still believe, along with many other practitioners, that the curriculum is still helpful in allowing you to understand the essentials and then get a job with them. In Conclusion I think the number one thing that you get out of the course is structure and community. Of course, you could learn everything in any boot camp online for free, but you to be someone who can muster the discipline and structure to stick to it long-term. I have a habit of constantly looking for new resources to learn from, even after finding what seems like a good one, I’ll complete half of it and then start looking for something else. Springboard’s curriculum allowed me to stay on course and I trusted that what they put in front of me was going to be helpful in learning and ultimately getting a job. The frequent connection with my mentors, career coach, and other students was really helpful in knowing that I wasn’t alone. It gave me a psychological edge in that someone I was meeting with at the end of the week was expecting me to complete assignments and be able to discuss them. This was a total career pivot for me and, so far, I’m glad that I did it. I welcome any questions about my experience and the program!
Amazing experience, especially for those struggles with self-discipline!!!
Springboard creates a step-by-step curriculum in order to pave the way for you to succeed in this ever-evolving industry. With the wonderful mentors and career coaches, this is perfect for me because I was switching from finance to cyber and needs a lot of guidance along the way. And Springboard did that job amazingly!!!
Graduate • Software Engineering Career Track • Online
Verified by GitHub
Apr 08, 2024
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Great Course
I really enjoyed the curriculum of this course. All of the units were very engaging and the instructor (Colt Steele) did a great job explaining. Even when I got stuck, I had mentor oversight and was able to get any problem addressed quickly.
Pros -Connected with Mentor -Curriculum was easy to use and resourceful -Career coach support and LinkedIn advice -Finish on your own pace -Projects and assignments -Mock interviews
Cons -None
As a full time working DAD, the course help me finish in a timely manner within the 6 months!! If I had to go with another bootcamp, I would've need to leave my job which I can't afford to lose! All curriculums comes with projects that ensure to keep your skill...
Pros -Connected with Mentor -Curriculum was easy to use and resourceful -Career coach support and LinkedIn advice -Finish on your own pace -Projects and assignments -Mock interviews
Cons -None
As a full time working DAD, the course help me finish in a timely manner within the 6 months!! If I had to go with another bootcamp, I would've need to leave my job which I can't afford to lose! All curriculums comes with projects that ensure to keep your skills top of mind. Multiple support from mentor, career coaches, student advisors, and the support team.
A good foundation for breaking into UX design field + IDP bonus
pros: 1) Self-paced program 2) Community support 3) Weekly mentor calls (I had the best experience with my mentor) 4) IDP (a real project you can work on that would be great on your resume and portfolio and can be counted as real experience) 5) in the end you have 4 projects (3 personal projects + IDP) and a portfolio to go forward
Cons: 1) curriculum is dependent on the website, sometimes the website was down and curriculum units and contents were not accessible...
pros: 1) Self-paced program 2) Community support 3) Weekly mentor calls (I had the best experience with my mentor) 4) IDP (a real project you can work on that would be great on your resume and portfolio and can be counted as real experience) 5) in the end you have 4 projects (3 personal projects + IDP) and a portfolio to go forward
Cons: 1) curriculum is dependent on the website, sometimes the website was down and curriculum units and contents were not accessible 2) Springboard was not consistent with policies, like changes to program pauses and freezing. While I understand the business reasons behind these adjustments, they're vital factors in one's decision to invest in the program. Consistency in these policies would be greatly valued. 3) I would have liked it more if the curriculum had more exclusive content generated by the springboard itself instead of directing us to different links and articles.
Springboard DS: Quality Curriculum, Career Support
Pros +Excellent mentor feedback +Clear projects +Helpful structure and balance between academic knowledge, programming, statistics, and hands-on and hands-off guidance +Solid exposure via DataCamp to Python, SQL, Stats +Career support and LinkedIn advice
Springboard's data analytics program offered a robust curriculum with plenty of practical work and opportunities to start building a strong portfolio through capstone projects. The 1:1 mentorship and career coaching were valuable, guiding me toward meaningful growth in analytics. Ideal for those committed to enhancing their skills.
1)Excellent self study curriculum 2)Industry tech support 3)Best online support groups 4)Worthy of the money 5)Excellent program dashboard 6)Career support during and after course completion
Graduate • Software Engineering Career Track • Online
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Feb 20, 2024
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Good Content, Good Support
The SEC program for Software Engineering was a really thorough course. There was good content in the course materials covering a lot of industry standard approaches to working with frameworks such as Flask and large code bases. I was impressed that Springboard was continually updating the course material as I was enrolled and as new technology was being released.
The support from Springboard was also good, they were very attentive to all my emails regarding any concerns I was havi...
The SEC program for Software Engineering was a really thorough course. There was good content in the course materials covering a lot of industry standard approaches to working with frameworks such as Flask and large code bases. I was impressed that Springboard was continually updating the course material as I was enrolled and as new technology was being released.
The support from Springboard was also good, they were very attentive to all my emails regarding any concerns I was having during the course. Overall a great experience!
I was very thorough about reading all the fine-print details regarding the job guarantee so I did not come across any surprises, but you do have to take the time to read all documents that you sign.
I started from nothing and now I can say I have learned frontend and backend development. I was paired with a great mentor who also worked as a Senior Software Engineer. I gained a lot of insight through them and I they gave me the push I needed. This course started with the very basics of Javascript, html, and css. Then it taught the front end and backend programming. Personally, it took me longer to finish because I had difficulty staying on track, but I recommend it to students who ar...
I started from nothing and now I can say I have learned frontend and backend development. I was paired with a great mentor who also worked as a Senior Software Engineer. I gained a lot of insight through them and I they gave me the push I needed. This course started with the very basics of Javascript, html, and css. Then it taught the front end and backend programming. Personally, it took me longer to finish because I had difficulty staying on track, but I recommend it to students who are great at self-studying.
as someone who is transitioning into the field of Cybersecurity, i really had no idea where to start my journey...Then i stumbled across Springboard.
PROS
This Program is the perfectly entryway for those of use trying to break into the cybersecurity field.The curriculum Does a great of introducing you to the Fundamental Concepts of Cybersecurity, while also providing Guided Labs which help you get a feel for the hands-on activities you will be performing once you land a j...
as someone who is transitioning into the field of Cybersecurity, i really had no idea where to start my journey...Then i stumbled across Springboard.
PROS
This Program is the perfectly entryway for those of use trying to break into the cybersecurity field.The curriculum Does a great of introducing you to the Fundamental Concepts of Cybersecurity, while also providing Guided Labs which help you get a feel for the hands-on activities you will be performing once you land a job.
The program pairs you with a mentor,who assists you along the way.
Career coaching is available to help you Build a Professional Linkedin Profile and Attract More recruiters.
The student support and advisory team Are quick to respond and almost always available.
CONS
Tuition is a bit pricey at about $11,340 for 6 months.
The Labs sometimes crash and force you to have to restart from the beginning.
Some projects felt a bit too easy or Did not feel challenging enough.
after completing this program though , i can say that Overall it is a great program. if you have the financial means and are ready to commit some time into learning, springboard would be the bootcamp to choose.
Graduate • Software Engineering Career Track • Online
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Feb 05, 2024
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Good Curriculum, Enough Assignments
I recently completed the software engineering bootcamp, and I must say it was an outstanding experience. The curriculum is well-structured, covering a broad range of topics essential for a successful career in software engineering. The modules are thoughtfully designed, progressing from fundamental concepts to advanced topics seamlessly.
The instructors are highly knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects. They not only imparted theoretical knowledge but also provided prac...
I recently completed the software engineering bootcamp, and I must say it was an outstanding experience. The curriculum is well-structured, covering a broad range of topics essential for a successful career in software engineering. The modules are thoughtfully designed, progressing from fundamental concepts to advanced topics seamlessly.
The instructors are highly knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects. They not only imparted theoretical knowledge but also provided practical insights and real-world examples that enriched the learning experience. The teaching style fostered a collaborative and engaging environment, making complex concepts more accessible.
The abundance of assignments and projects was a highlight for me. These hands-on tasks allowed me to apply what I learned in a practical setting, reinforcing my understanding and honing my problem-solving skills. The variety of projects ensured exposure to different technologies, preparing me for the dynamic nature of the software industry.
The teaching assistant (TA) support was exceptional. TAs were readily available to clarify doubts, provide guidance on assignments, and offer additional help when needed. Their responsiveness and willingness to assist greatly contributed to my success in the program.
The career coaches played a pivotal role in preparing us for the job market. Their insights into industry trends, resume building, and interview preparation were invaluable. The career support extended beyond the program, with resources and guidance available as I transitioned into the job search phase.
I'd like to share my experience with Springboard's Data Science boot camp. It was truly an unforgettable journey. While most of the learning material is readily available online, like on YouTube or DataCamp, what set Springboard apart was its structured program and well-designed projects. Additionally, having a mentor who offered valuable guidance and support throughout the course made a significant difference in my learning journey
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Jobs in AI are in high demand across many industries, and the responsibilities for these exciting technical roles only continue to evolve. Even with the turbulent tech job market of 2023, LinkedIn's chief economist points to a 21x increase in AI job postings ! If you re interested in the artificial intelligence career path, we ve rounded up the top 10 AI and machine learning jobs that hiring managers are focusing on in 2024. Learn more about the typical responsibilities and average ...
Mikiko Bazeley searched for a data science bootcamp that would allow her to continue working while she leveled up her career that search led her to Springboard ! Find out how Springboard s curriculum, flexible scheduling, meaningful mentorship, and affordability gave Mikiko the headstart she needed to pivot from data analytics into data science. Plus, learn how Mikiko has continued to develop her skills to become the Head of AI Developer Relations at an artificial intelligence ...
2023 was a bit of a rollercoaster year! We re rounding up the most impactful news we saw about coding bootcamps in 2023. Follow along as we highlight 2023 s top trends and break down the year s biggest coding bootcamp acquisition, fundraises, and initiatives. Plus, we re sharing our predictions for 2024 — from tech hiring to AI skills to bootcamp tuition financing! Course Report 2023 The Year in Review for Coding Bootcamp News 2023 Course Report in Numbers We added 113 new schools ...
December was busy with news of the federal government announcing a new bipartisan Pell Grant bill, and releasing new initiatives to modernize the National Apprenticeships System and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). Newly released studies capture the popularity of skills-based hiring among employers, and the demand for even non-tech employees to have AI skills. Plus, find out which 4 coding bootcamps we added to the Course Report school directory this ...
With the release of new artificial intelligence tools and capabilities, technical careers are rapidly changing. We spoke with four bootcamp graduates from Springboard, General Assembly, Coding Temple, and NYC Data Science Academy to find out how they ve expanded their tech careers into working with AI. These bootcamp grads are all working in different technical fields (data science, UX design, and software engineering) check out their insights on how they ve upskilled ...
In 2023, cybersecurity professionals had to adapt to the new capabilities created by artificial intelligence. Where will the trends go in 2024? Springboard s cybersecurity expert, Mark Adams, shares his take on the top 3 cybersecurity skills you ll need for 2024. Mark also gives us insight on which industries will be hiring cybersecurity professionals and the three big cyber trends to look for in 2024. Plus, find out how Springboard has fully renovated their Cybersecurity ...
College student Gabrielle Oler was beginning a career in early childhood education, but already realized she needed more financial stability, job security, and industry growth. After hearing about the opportunities in cybersecurity, Gabrielle was sold on Springboard for their accelerated learning style, asynchronous scheduling, flexible payment plans, and job guarantee! Find out what Gabrielle learned in the Cybersecurity Career Track at Springboard , what she ...
Are data science bootcamps really worth it? If you re looking to make a career change into data science more quickly than traditional routes, then the answer is yes! But not all data science courses are equal — we re diving into what to look for when researching data science bootcamps, how much you can expect to spend on data science bootcamp tuition, and how to calculate your data science bootcamp ROI. Are Data Science Bootcamps Worth It? The short answer is Yes! On average, graduates ...
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