How to Find
the Right Bootcamp

To find the right bootcamp, think about what you need in four different categories, or the Four Cs of bootcamp: career, curriculum, composition, and cost.

Bootcamps offer shorter, more intensive, and job- related training than courses at traditional colleges. With an ever- growing list of bootcamps to choose from, finding your best-fit bootcamp is vital.

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FAQ

Yes, most coding bootcamps cater to beginners, and many don’t require prior coding experience. Coding bootcamps are generally designed to prepare learners for entry-level positions. The program and course description will indicate if any preparatory coursework or prior coding experience is required.
Probably - a coding bootcamp can get you a job and typically provide career support services. Most coding bootcamps are designed with job placement in mind. According to Forbes, 31% of coding bootcamp graduates find jobs within three months, while 81% find jobs in their desired field within six months. You can request graduate placement and career outcomes data prior to enrolling.
Yes, some coding bootcamps offer part-time, flexible, or online courses to accommodate different schedules. Some are self-paced, allowing students to progress at their own pace.
Pick a program tailored to your desired technical field and programming languages. Take into account the course format and duration to ensure it fits your learning style, schedule and commitment. Weigh cost in light of the support provided, and their job placement rates.

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