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We Can Code IT (WCCI) is a tech training provider that offers a full stack software development bootcamp (22 weeks), a data analytics bootcamp (14 weeks), and a cybersecurity bootcamp (14 weeks) with physical campuses in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, and a virtual campus that spans nationwide. WCCI offers PreSkill, ReSkill, and UpSkill Programs. Their PreSkill program is offered in-person or remotely and is designed to bolster the confidence of less tech-savvy student...
We Can Code IT (WCCI) is a tech training provider that offers a full stack software development bootcamp (22 weeks), a data analytics bootcamp (14 weeks), and a cybersecurity bootcamp (14 weeks) with physical campuses in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, and a virtual campus that spans nationwide. WCCI offers PreSkill, ReSkill, and UpSkill Programs. Their PreSkill program is offered in-person or remotely and is designed to bolster the confidence of less tech-savvy students in preparation for the bootcamp. The Reskill program includes the software development bootcamp, cybersecurity bootcamp, and data analytics bootcamp. The UpSkill program offers on advanced web and software courses to those with tech experience.
The Reskill program requires applicants have a bachelors degree, previoius experience or a job in tech, or attendance in another technology bootcamp.
We Can Code IT prepares students for technical careers with their Career Advancement program, which helps students with career development from day one.
Founded by award-winning, 25-year software engineering veteran Mel McGee, We Can Code IT's mission is to champion social equity through technology. Grants and scholarships are available to help pay for all WCCI programs.
Tailored for those with basic SQL knowledge, this course delves into complex aspects of data handling and analysis. You'll learn advanced query techniques, optimize data processes, and explore big data management. The program focuses on real-world applications, ensuring that you not only understand advanced concepts but also know how to apply them effectively in various professional scenarios. With expert instruction and hands-on projects, this course is perfect for anyone looking to deepen their SQL skills and advance their career in technology.
Discover the essentials of managing and analyzing data with our easy-to-understand SQL course, perfect for beginners. This program gently introduces you to the world of databases, a crucial part of today's digital landscape, using a language called SQL, which is like the backbone of organizing and retrieving information. Our course is crafted for those completely new to this field, and includes engaging lessons, practical activities, and guidance from experienced instructors. It's an ideal starting point if you're curious about technology, aiming for a career shift, or just wanting to gain a valuable skill in today's data-driven world.
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Ohio Residents who are underemployed, unemployed, or low income qualify for the IMAP Scholarship, which provides free tuition for our Beginner SQL course.
Our 14-week Cybersecurity Bootcamp toward a Cybersecurity Analyst Certification provides comprehensive training on key cybersecurity principles and practices. It encompasses critical areas such as network and system security,
threat intelligence, cryptography, identity management, and incident response. A significant part
of the course involves hands-on lab work, simulating real-world scenarios. Students also learn
Python for automation in cybersecurity tasks. The program concludes with a capstone project
integrating all course elements, ensuring students leave job-ready.
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Lending partners available, including Ascent, HFLA (Cleveland only), Meratas Marketplace, and installment plans.
Getting In
Minimum Skill Level
There are a few prerequisites for the cybersecurity course. Speak with an admissions rep for more information.
Our 14-week Comprehensive Data Analytics Program is a rigorous, project-based learning
journey designed to equip students with the critical skills needed in the burgeoning field of data
analytics. Students will gain hands-on experience in key analytical tools and programming
languages including statistical analysis, Excel, Python, SQL, and Power BI. The curriculum also
incorporates the principles of problem-solving and effective presentation skills, crucial for any
data professional.
Upon completion of this program, students will have a certification in Data Analytics and a strong foundation in data analytics, a
portfolio of projects demonstrating their skills, and the confidence to thrive in data-driven roles
across industries.
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Lending partners available, including Ascent, HFLA (Cleveland only), Meratas Marketplace, and installment plans.
Getting In
Minimum Skill Level
There are a few prerequisites for the cybersecurity course. Speak with an admissions rep for more information.
Full-time Nationwide Remote Online Java Full Stack Coding Bootcamp
By working in a simulated remote work environment as a full-stack Java software developer, you will emerge from the We Can Code IT Coding Bootcamp with skills to start a remote (or in-person) career in web development, software development, software test-engineer, QA, and related highly-stable, and high-paying fields!
The benefit of our unique collaborative approach, the Korda Method of training, is that you have a natural head start over other graduates as you’ll be completing projects as if you were working in the field!
Build Your Future With We Can Code IT
Throughout your software development education, you’ll learn job skills that will last a lifetime. Your student success coach will work with you to discover your strengths, learn your passion, and communicate these to employers through resume-building, Linked In networking, interviewing skills, personal branding, and more!
SOFTWARE & WEB DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGES
Learn modern implementations of Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Object-Oriented programming, APIs, REST along with supporting languages and tools!
REMOTE SOFTWARE TEAM SKILLS
Our expert GitHub trained educators will guide you through Git and GitHub to share your code and project status with teams. You’ll learn to use tools like Slack to communicate with your team and share ideas. Online conferencing with recorded workshops will allow you to see your teammates and instructors easily. Google Jam Board will help you ideate together. Other pair-programming tools, and remote sharing tools will be utilized so that you have a full understanding of how best to collaborate with teams online.
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AGILE PRACTICES
Test-driven development, pair-programming, and Scrum are at the heart of our working paradigm. Clean coding practices start in week one. Unlike other colleges or coding bootcamps, we teach you the best techniques so that you develop solid software development practices that will put you ahead of the pack, and last a lifetime!
PORTFOLIO BUILDING
Develop your software and web skills while working on problems and projects, ultimately giving you a portfolio of work!
CAREER SERVICES
Our Career Services teams work individually with you to ensure you have the soft skills, tech resume, technical interview knowledge, LinkedIn skills, and the right mindset to land your first job in tech!
Multiple financing options including grants and scholarships! See https://wecancodeit.org/pricing/ for more information.
Refund / Guarantee
If it's not right, we'll make it right!
Getting In
Minimum Skill Level
Must know computer basics like typing, using the internet, etc. Must pass entrance assessments and interviews.
Prep Work
Interested in seeing if coding is right for you? We offer free preparatory sessions via email and online training.
See https://preskill.wecancodeit.org to get started!
Multiple financing options including grants and scholarships! See https://wecancodeit.org/pricing/ for more information.
Refund / Guarantee
If it's not right, we'll make it right!
Getting In
Minimum Skill Level
Must know computer basics like typing, using the internet, etc. Must pass entrance assessments and interviews.
Prep Work
Interested in seeing if coding is right for you? We offer free preparatory sessions via email and online training.
See https://preskill.wecancodeit.org to get started!
Part-time Nationwide Remote Online Java Full-stack Coding Bootcamp
This course is 22 weeks long. We've perfected the part-time program since 2015 to meet the needs of non-traditional students who have jobs, families, and obligations outside of school but still want to change careers quickly!
Part asynchronous through our award-winning curriculum's learning modules, and part synchronous via real-time online "code jams" where you build projects with your teams every other weekend, you'll learn to build full-stack software and web applications over the course of 22-weeks!
By working in a simulated remote work environment as a full-stack Java software developer, you will emerge from the We Can Code IT Coding Bootcamp with skills to start a remote (or in-person) career in web development, software development, software test-engineer, QA, and related highly-stable, and high-paying fields!
The benefit of our unique collaborative approach, the Korda Method of training, is that you have a natural head start over other graduates as you’ll be completing projects as if you were working in the field!
Build Your Future With We Can Code IT
Throughout your software development education, you’ll learn job skills that will last a lifetime. Your student success coach will work with you to discover your strengths, learn your passion, and communicate these to employers through resume-building, Linked In networking, interviewing skills, personal branding, and more!
SOFTWARE & WEB DEVELOPMENT LANGUAGES
Learn modern implementations of Java, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Object-Oriented programming, APIs, REST along with supporting languages and tools!
REMOTE SOFTWARE TEAM SKILLS
Our expert GitHub trained educators will guide you through Git and GitHub to share your code and project status with teams. You’ll learn to use tools like Slack to communicate with your team and share ideas. Online conferencing with recorded workshops will allow you to see your teammates and instructors easily. Google Jam Board will help you ideate together. Other pair-programming tools, and remote sharing tools will be utilized so that you have a full understanding of how best to collaborate with teams online.
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AGILE PRACTICES
Test-driven development, pair-programming, and Scrum are at the heart of our working paradigm. Clean coding practices start in week one. Unlike other colleges or coding bootcamps, we teach you the best techniques so that you develop solid software development practices that will put you ahead of the pack, and last a lifetime!
PORTFOLIO BUILDING
Develop your software and web skills while working on problems and projects, ultimately giving you a portfolio of work!
CAREER SERVICES
We help over 90% of our career-seeking graduates start new careers within 6 months of graduation!
Multiple financing options including grants and scholarships! See https://wecancodeit.org/pricing/ for more information.
Refund / Guarantee
If it's not right, we'll make it right!
Getting In
Minimum Skill Level
Must know computer basics like typing, using the internet, etc. Must pass entrance assessments and interviews.
Prep Work
Interested in seeing if coding is right for you? We offer free preparatory sessions via email and online training.
See https://preskill.wecancodeit.org to get started!
Our Preskill: Introduction to Programming is the first step towards your new career in Web or Software Development! Meant for beginners, you’ll learn programming basics and fundamental computational thinking concepts, practices, and perspectives while exploring HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through hands-on projects. You’ll walk away with an understanding of these coding languages and Object-Oriented principles. Finally, you’ll create a resume, learn about careers to put your new skills to use, and explore additional educational opportunities. Students who have completed any of our paid Preskill courses are eligible for up to a $1,500 grant if enrolling in our Software Development Coding Bootcamp programs. Ohioans who qualify based on employment, income, or location can receive up to 100% of their Preskill tuition covered via IMAP and NTI grants!
These 4 courses span 3-4 weeks in a month. PreSkill courses include: Coding Fundamentals (Online/On-demand, self-paced), Intro to Web Development (1 week long, 6-9 pm, virtual, instructor-led) Intro to Software Development (1 week long, 6-9 pm, virtual, instructor-led) and 1 day Career Advancement Resume Workshop (6-9 pm).
Financing
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N/A
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No refunds or guarantees.
Scholarship
Full scholarships available in Ohio via IMAP and NCUS funding.
Getting In
Minimum Skill Level
Student knows how to perform basic file functions, interact on Zoom, use a web browser and search effectively with Google. Student is fluent in English and able to devote the time needed to attend one of our monthly sessions.
DT Site Lead • Graduate • Part-time Java Remote Coding Bootcamp • Cleveland
Feb 20, 2024
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Outstanding experience
Outstanding Program! The instructors go well above and beyond to make sure everyone is up to speed and understand. The career services are very engaged and work extremely hard to get the students ready for their next career. I Highly recommend any one look to learn object-oriented programming or needing a refresher to take a look at WCCI!
We Can Code It is a great program. I wanted to completely change careers and the full stack java part time course allowed me to be able to maintain a work and school balance. While the course work was challenging the instructors took the time to be there and help with any issues we had. The class structure was fast paced and engaging. Our instructor, Cliff, worked to tailor the course to our needs depending on where the class needed more work as a whole. I cannot recommend this boot camp...
We Can Code It is a great program. I wanted to completely change careers and the full stack java part time course allowed me to be able to maintain a work and school balance. While the course work was challenging the instructors took the time to be there and help with any issues we had. The class structure was fast paced and engaging. Our instructor, Cliff, worked to tailor the course to our needs depending on where the class needed more work as a whole. I cannot recommend this boot camp enough.
Very immersive and dedicated curriculum teaching the basics right off the bat, all the way to advanced in 6 months!
This bootcamp taught me everything I needed to know on how to set up a development environment and workspace on almost any machine in the first few weeks of class! This proved valuable in many situations during and after bootcamp. We Can Code IT covered all of the basics of Java in about 6 months, this was necessary in job hunting which they also played a huge part in mentoring me and enabling me to secure employment within weeks of graduating!
We are proud of your accomplishments and thrilled to hear your bootcamp experience was worthwhile! Thank you for taking the time to leave this awesome review.
I attended the Columbus campus in the Summer of 2019, shortly after deciding to leave a data science Bachelor's program at OSU. This turned out to be a great decision. This coding bootcamp delivered on everything it promised, and more. I went in with a previous Bachelor's degree in computer science, so I wasn't new to programming. However, I'd never programmed professionally before (spending 4 years in the Navy after college as an IT), so there was a ton to learn. What impressed me ...
I attended the Columbus campus in the Summer of 2019, shortly after deciding to leave a data science Bachelor's program at OSU. This turned out to be a great decision. This coding bootcamp delivered on everything it promised, and more. I went in with a previous Bachelor's degree in computer science, so I wasn't new to programming. However, I'd never programmed professionally before (spending 4 years in the Navy after college as an IT), so there was a ton to learn. What impressed me most about this bootcamp only hit me after the fact, once I was employed. The tools, techniques, and best practices (especially TDD and Agile/Scrum) were exactly what my employer was looking for, and so far the things I learned in bootcamp have had about a 90% overlap with what I've done on the actual job. That's pretty amazing when you think about it. What college can make that claim?
I'm a very result-oriented guy, so that's what I focus on. But the staff were also extremely friendly and helpful, and a pleasure to learn from. The career services they offered were invaluable, and it was through the school that I was an offered an interview that landed me a job. If you're willing to put in the effort, We Can Code IT will teach you everything you need to know and help you find good work. I'm sure experiences will vary depending on the person, but at least in my case I can say that this was worth every penny and then some. Even though it's their job, I feel a debt of gratitude to all the WCCI staff. It's obvious they actually care beyond getting paid, so if you can roll up your sleeves and push through the challenges, you can rest assured that they'll fully come through on their end and guide you to the finish line.
I recently graduated from We Can Code it in September of this year (2021) and had a great experience. Before We Can Code It, I had relatively zero coding experience. I tried learning myself on Free Code Camp before thinking there had to be an accelerated way. That's when I discovered boot camps. The magic of WCCI, and what set WCCI apart for me, was the diversity within the program. The diversity of cultures and work experiences and the diversity of thought here is just so rich. I reall...
I recently graduated from We Can Code it in September of this year (2021) and had a great experience. Before We Can Code It, I had relatively zero coding experience. I tried learning myself on Free Code Camp before thinking there had to be an accelerated way. That's when I discovered boot camps. The magic of WCCI, and what set WCCI apart for me, was the diversity within the program. The diversity of cultures and work experiences and the diversity of thought here is just so rich. I really wish I could replicate it in all areas of my life.
I also can't say enough about the instructors. Our cohort had individuals working day shifts, night shifts, weekend shifts, you name it. And still, it felt like our instructors were always available. In addition to our classroom sessions that ran four days out of the week, instructors made time during the days and evenings each week for study sessions, and they had daily office hours for 1 on 1 meetings. It really was above and beyond.
In terms of career readiness, We Can Code It had us create things you would expect, like a resume, a cover letter, a LinkedIn profile, but other things go much beyond that. We also created a list of our non-negotiables, in terms of things that we want in our next job, a list of questions important to us individually to ask in a job interview, and we even did some mock interviews to practice our skills and interviews with people in the tech industry already.
Overall, I really couldn't have asked for more out of a boot camp. My experience was great.
Web Developer • Graduate • Java Part-Time Columbus • Columbus
Verified by LinkedIn
Jul 31, 2021
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Good bang for your buck
First of all, boot camp is only as good as you put into it. That being said, I found an amazing community of learners here at We Can Code It. I learned Java in the flex code program while also working full time. Then they helped me get my first development position. I realized that We Can Code It is a good basis for a developer position- I learned how to figure out logic and ways to work out technical problems along with the programming language its self. Really, if you want to ...
First of all, boot camp is only as good as you put into it. That being said, I found an amazing community of learners here at We Can Code It. I learned Java in the flex code program while also working full time. Then they helped me get my first development position. I realized that We Can Code It is a good basis for a developer position- I learned how to figure out logic and ways to work out technical problems along with the programming language its self. Really, if you want to see if developer job is for you this is the route to go.
Basic curriculum- certificate alone not helpful in getting interviews
I had only basic html experience going in. I found the weekly projects too easy. I was not prepared for the coding tests I encountered in job interviews. The school also vastly oversold our salary expectations for the central Ohio job market. At the end of the boot camp the only classmates I knew of who got job offers also had college degrees, so a pricy certificate alone is hardly a job guarantee. I ended up going back to my previous career. I’m now making double in another industry wha...
I had only basic html experience going in. I found the weekly projects too easy. I was not prepared for the coding tests I encountered in job interviews. The school also vastly oversold our salary expectations for the central Ohio job market. At the end of the boot camp the only classmates I knew of who got job offers also had college degrees, so a pricy certificate alone is hardly a job guarantee. I ended up going back to my previous career. I’m now making double in another industry what the recruiters were talking about on graduation day at boot camp.
Hello Aaron, our team has taken your concerns into consideration and implemented measures to improve our bootcamp since your cohort took place. While we apologize that your experience was not what you had hoped for, our placement statistics were not incorrect. The placement rate for 2017 (Spring, Fall, and Summer) cohorts were 92% and the average salary back in 2017 for that cohort was around $60k. This is not misaligned with what we've promoted.
If you would like to express any further concerns to one of our staff members, feel free to contact us at hello@wecancodeit.org. Thank you!
One of the best decisions I have made. I went to WCCI (fall 2019) and graduated December 2019. I was working as a software developer by February 2020 for an amazing startup in Columbus Ohio. I am so glad I made the change when I did. My previous industry was closed a majority of 2020 while, I was continuing to grow in my current role. I was able to work full time, during a pandemic, and have my children home with me. The education I received at WCCI was well rounded and gave me an amazin...
One of the best decisions I have made. I went to WCCI (fall 2019) and graduated December 2019. I was working as a software developer by February 2020 for an amazing startup in Columbus Ohio. I am so glad I made the change when I did. My previous industry was closed a majority of 2020 while, I was continuing to grow in my current role. I was able to work full time, during a pandemic, and have my children home with me. The education I received at WCCI was well rounded and gave me an amazing variety of real life tools. The career support was perfect, well advised, and prepared me fully for the job search and interview process. I decided to go to WCCI based on their mission and what they want to achieve in the technology industry.
Thank you so much for your honest feedback and review! We strive to ensure that each and every student is successful and are so proud of you and your accomplishments!
Remember, once you're a member of We Can Code IT, you're always a member. We can't wait to see what else you accomplish!
If you want to jump into the world of coding, here's a great place to do it
I started We Can Code IT knowing little to nothing about web development, coding, or networking. For me, jumping into the boot camp was a blind leap into the depths of the unknown. I made the decision to leave my safe and familiar customer service job to pursue a new path, and to date it has been the best decision I've ever made.
We Can Code IT is surprisingly thoughtful. I expected a high intensity and moderately intimidating environment where the instructors and students were al...
I started We Can Code IT knowing little to nothing about web development, coding, or networking. For me, jumping into the boot camp was a blind leap into the depths of the unknown. I made the decision to leave my safe and familiar customer service job to pursue a new path, and to date it has been the best decision I've ever made.
We Can Code IT is surprisingly thoughtful. I expected a high intensity and moderately intimidating environment where the instructors and students were all business and the weakest links would be left behind. This couldn't be farther from the truth. All students, regardless of their experience or how quickly they learn, are given a great deal of nurture and support by the instructors and staff. Every morning and every afternoon, the instructors check in with each student as a group to get a handle on how they're feeling, what they're enjoying about the program, and what things they need help with. As a heavy introvert with an innate fear of the spotlight, this scared me for about a week before my classmates became familiar faces and the fear of public speaking disappeared. We Can Code IT also provides an emotional roadmap for what students generally feel during the course, and the instructors try their best to let the students know that what they're feeling is natural and that they are capable of incredible things if they set their mind to it.
We Can Code IT also has a career services component that teaches you everything you need to know about applying for a job as a developer. A multitude of topics are covered, like interview etiquette, networking, how to search for jobs, how to write a good resume, and how to sell yourself (all things that I had absolutely no idea how to do beforehand). You learn the do's and don'ts, you build confidence, and by the time you graduate, you feel ready to take the next step in your career. Frankly, some aspects of the career services experience were uncomfortable and nerve-wracking (mock interviews and reaching out to strangers on LinkedIn to name a couple), and to my detriment I avoided them. Taking this next huge step in your life is meant to be scary, but I think I could have used a little more positive affirmation over being nudged off of a 10 meter diving board. That being said, finally making that jump isn't anywhere as bad as I made it out to be and I wish I took more advantage of the things WCCI had to offer, like the opportunity to schedule as many one on one meetings with career services as you think you need.
The curriculum is intelligently laid out. The different modules all build off of one another without putting too much stress on the students. Every step of the way, I was learning something new and fun. WCCI also provides extra instruction time Wednesday afternoons immediately after the instructional period, which helped me learn the things I was struggling with. By the last third of the cohort, I felt like I had a solid grip on web development fundamentals and had nothing but excitement for my future.
Then covid happened.
With a little bit more than a month left in the cohort, a somber and uncomfortable meeting was had on the last day that I would go to the WCCI campus explaining that classes would be indefinitely moved to virtual instruction. All interactions with WCCI staff and students, including lectures and team work sessions, would take place by video call from home. This caused a great deal of unrest and stress with some of the students, myself included. I personally learn much better in person, as my brain kind of turns off some switches when I'm staring at a computer screen. To that end, I'm thankful that we only had half of a module left to finish by the time we made the transition. Through no fault of the program itself, this period of time is where I remember the least amount of information, and my confidence in the material I learned is substantially lower. A silver lining to virtual instruction, however, is that while the pandemic is still going on, most places of employment, including the office where I currently work, are also virtual. Learning how to use the technologies to stay connected and productive with your fellow coders is an extremely valuable skill these days, and potential employers will see the potential behind hiring a developer who already knows the hoops you need to jump through to work from home. In retrospect, it was very helpful that we transitioned to virtual when we did, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Overall, I highly recommend We Can Code IT if you're ready to put in the effort. It's a program that requires a lot of learning and unlearning, but they give you all the resources and help you need. Coding-wise, I feel like WCCI covered all the bases I need for my career future. In addition, everything I learned outside of coding has made me more confident in my ability to make big changes in my life and take initiative, two things I desperately needed. We Can Code IT was a positive experience for me, and I hope it's a positive experience for you too.
Just a brief word of advice: don't forget your semicolons and make sure everything's capitalized correctly.
Very weak and rushed workshop. Main instructor doesn't really care to see if students are really getting the concept or not. You are basically expected to teach yourself outside of the class. As far as job placement rate goes, WCCI does little to help put you in front of employers (and the majority of that help happens at the very last day of the bootcamp). Most, if not all, of your job opportunities will come from applying to jobs online on your own and networking on your ow...
Very weak and rushed workshop. Main instructor doesn't really care to see if students are really getting the concept or not. You are basically expected to teach yourself outside of the class. As far as job placement rate goes, WCCI does little to help put you in front of employers (and the majority of that help happens at the very last day of the bootcamp). Most, if not all, of your job opportunities will come from applying to jobs online on your own and networking on your own during Columbus meetups. You will be left out in the wilderness upon graduation and when you finally take a random job simply because you need money, you’ll be considered another successful graduate for their statistics. For the amount of money it costs, that should not be the case. At the end of the day, it’s business and all about the money. Either go to a different boot camp (Like TechElevator) or get a CS degree at a college. Don’t waste your money here.
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After finding she was the only woman in her Computer Science undergrad courses, Carrie decided to switch paths and pursue a career in Education. But she found herself drawn to software development, looking for the opportunity to learn and grow. Carrie knew that she needed to continue working while she made the career switch, so when she found We Can Code IT s Evening Coding Bootcamp in Cleveland, she took the plunge. We hear from Carrie (on her third day of her new internship!) about ...
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Learning to code at an intensive bootcamp takes dedication and focus. And even though you ll reach that finish line (we promise you will!), it s important to remember that the learning doesn t end at graduation! Whether you re acclimating to a new technology stack on the job, or you ve decided to add to your skillset through online resources, there s always room to grow. A great developer's job is never done, and the learning will continue. So how do you stay on top of the ever-evolving ...
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It s that time again! A time to reflect on the year that is coming to an end, and a time to plan for what the New Year has in store. While it may be easy to beat yourself up about certain unmet goals, one thing is for sure you made it through another year! And we bet you accomplished more than you think. Maybe you finished your first Codecademy class, made a 30-day Github commit streak, or maybe you even took a bootcamp prep course so let s cheers to that! But if learning to code is still at the ...
Lexus Davis specialized in technology engineering and innovation management before jumping into the tech scene. Not satisfied in her construction management position, and realizing most of the new positions she was interested in required some type of programming language, she decided to learn to code. Find out about Lexus experience learning full stack web development at We Can Code IT in Cleveland, why she enjoyed the bootcamp teaching style more than college, and her ...
Q&A We Can Code IT has recently expanded and now offers its full-time and part-time full stack coding bootcamps in Columbus, Ohio, as well as at the original campus in Cleveland. We sat down with Lauren Holloway, the National Director of Education and Culture to learn more about the bootcamps focus on changing the ratio in tech to include more underrepresented groups, such as women and people of color. We also learned about Lauren s experience as a student of We Can Code IT, ...
We Can Code IT is approved by the Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools. Registration No. 15-03-2064T (Cleveland) and 15-03-2100T (Columbus).
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We Can Code IT is approved by the Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools. Registration No. 15-03-2064T (Cleveland) and 15-03-2100T (Columbus).
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