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Code Surf Bali is a Bali-based training provider offering 12 week, full stack bootcamps paired with surf or yoga lessons. The coding bootcamp covers topics like JavaScript, HTML, CSS, React, Node, Git, Express, and MongoDB. Code Surf Bali is designed for students with no technical background and anyone is encouraged to apply. Code Surf Bali is meant to prepare students for a role in the tech industry and career support is included in the curriculum. Students receive coaching sessions with career experts to help prepare them for the job hunt. Code Surf Bali provides private housing as well as handling student’s VISAs for both the duration of the bootcamp and an additional month after the bootcamp ends. Read More

Learners Academy is a training provider offering 16-week, part-time, live online full stack bootcamps. The bootcamps cover topics like .NET, C#, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and REST APIs. The curriculum is project-based so students can get hands on experience as they prepare for careers as .NET Developers. Learners Academy limits class size to 15 students to ensure maximum quality of education.  Learners Academy is designed for students that have a Bachelor’s Degree in Science. To enroll, submit an application before booking an interview. Applicants will receive a decision within 72 hours of interviewing. Learners Academy is meant to prepare students for a career in the tech industry and career support is provided. Services include resume prep, job search assistance, and mock interviews. Learners Academy offers discounts for students that enroll early. Read More

RareSkills is a training provider offering 16-week, part-time, online blockchain bootcamps covering topics like Ethereum, Solidity, smart contract integration, blockchain security, gas optimization, Yul programming, and advanced design patterns. RareSkills also offers a 36-week extended blockchain curriculum for students who complete the core curriculum. RareSkills is highly competitive and bootcamp cohort sizes are capped at five students. Read More