Part-Time Accelerated Bootcamp

Add Developer to Your Resume Without Quitting Your Day Job

Our Part-Time Accelerated course is a flexible alternative that provides online access to our full-time curriculum—complete with real-time support from instructors, our industry-tested learning platform, hands-on assignments and much more. Ideal for students who cannot commit to a full-time course, you can choose to take 1, 2 or 3 stacks to achieve your career & learning goals. Time commitment is 2-4 hours a week in lectures and optional office hours, plus 20-30 hours of self-study.

• 6000+graduates

• 2012year established

• 89.1%placement rate within 6 months

• $72Kaverage starting salary nationwide

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Our Part-Time Format

• 2 hours/wk Lectures
• 2 hours/wk (optional) Office Hours
• 30 min/wk optional Code Review
• 20 hours/wk Self Study

Lectures

2x week, 1 hr each 5PM PST

Always live, but always recorded!

Optional Office Hours

2x week, 1 hr each 4PM PST

Need more help understanding a concept? Join your instructor or teacher assistants.

Code Review Session

Available upon request in small groups, usually 2-3 students with 1 instructor.

Self Study

Most students dedicate about 20 hours a week to self study, though you may need more or less depending on your experience and learning style.

Here to Support You

Lifetime Access to Career Services

Bootcamp is just the beginning. We have had the privilege of helping over 6,000 students upgrade their careers & their lives. In 14 weeks, all while learning the most-indemand STEM skills, you will be working on your job search for when graduation comes and goes. Our graduates have an 89.1% placement rate within 6 months of graduation & an average starting salary of $72,000. And we’re so proud of our outcomes. But our services don’t stop there.

Other bootcamps only give you career services for the first 6 months after graduation. Our services team is there for you throughout your career, whether it’s 6 months or 6 years down the line, because we are truly invested in your success.

• No Expiration Datelifetime community + support

• Unlimited Supportstarting day one

• One on Onementors

• Beginning the Program

  Professional Profile & Portfolio Building

  LinkedIn Profile Creation

  Github Portfolio Production

  Resume Development & Curation

• During the Program

  Job Prospecting & Application Guidance

  Real Job Search + Sample Applications

  Hiring manager communication

  Job Title Refinement

• After the Program

  Contract Negotiation

  Lifetime Community and Support

  Unlimited Support

• Ending the Program

  Interview Prep & Negotiation

  Mock Interviews

  Technical Job Skills Tests

  Target Compensation Management

Success Stories

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  Sara Wong

  Marketing Background Lively, IncGraduated from Coding Dojo 2015
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  Matt Tucker

  CS Background RoostGraduated from Coding Dojo 2014
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  Justin Fisher

  Tech background Shop Your WayGraduated from Coding Dojo 2015

Sara Wong

Marketing Background Lively, IncGraduated from Coding Dojo 2015

Matt Tucker

CS Background RoostGraduated from Coding Dojo 2014

Justin Fisher

Tech background Shop Your WayGraduated from Coding Dojo 2015

Tuition + Financing Options

Not sure which financing option is right for you? Visit Financing 101 or Book a Call!

• Pay in Full Pay upfront to save $250 off your tuition Starting at$7,745
  • One Stack $7,745
  • Two Stack $11,745
  • Three Stack $15,745
• Standard $1000 deposit Starting at$7,995
  • One Stack $7,995
  • Two Stack $11,995
  • Three Stack $15,995

  • $1000 deposit needed to save your spot.

    Installment 1: 1st half of remaining tuition. Due 1st Friday of class

    Installment 2: 2nd half of remaining tuition. Due week 7 of class

• Income Share Agreement $1000 deposit As low as$262 / month

  Pay nothing while you’re enrolled. Start monthly payments when you receive a job. Learn More

• SkillsFund $1000 deposit As low as$200 / month

  Borrow up to $15,995. Learn More

• Affirm $1000 deposit Up to$5000 of tuition

  Partial funding is also available via Affirm.

Scholarships

• Fresh Start FundUp to $1500, for those making less than $40,000/year

  The Fresh Start Fund was established to help prospective students bridge gaps in income or other hardships due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

  To apply for the Fresh Start Fund, visit here

• Career Re-invention ScholarshipUp to $500

  The Career Reinvention scholarship is intended for experienced professionals who have “hit a wall” and are eager to reinvent their careers, but are unable to afford the professional assistance required to refine their skill sets.

• Military Re-training ScholarshipUp to $500

  The Military Retraining Scholarship is intended to assist military veterans and current servicemen/women to transition their careers to web software development.

• Women in Tech ScholarshipUp to $500

  The Women in Tech Scholarship is intended for aspiring female computer programmers who require financial assistance to launch their careers. This initiative is offered to support women in the technology industry, who as a demographic are highly underrepresented.

• Diversity ScholarshipUp to $500

  The Diversity Scholarship is intended to support and encourage underrepresented groups in the technology industry.

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You've Got Questions We've Got Answers

• What is a Full Stack?

  A Full Stack is made up of the front-end, the back-end, and the database. The front-end is what you see when you go onto the internet: the colors, the buttons, the content, etc. Each full stack uses different tools, frameworks, and technologies. So when we say we teach a "full-stack", we mean we will teach you the language as well as the associated front and back-end tools you'll need to create your own application start to finish.

• Why 3 stacks vs 1? What are the benefits?

  We teach 3 stacks because we have found that very few companies use only one language, but also because learning to learn is an essential skill for a developer. According to a survey of over 100,000 developers by HackerRank published in 2020, 60% of full-stack developers were required to learn a completely new framework in the last year—more than any other role polled. Full-stack developers also have to learn the most languages: 45% reported that they had to pick up a new one within the last year. In addition, a survey by Stack Overflow of 65,000 developers said 75% of respondents noted that they learn a new technology at least every few months or once a year. By learning 3 stacks now, you’ll feel confident learning new technologies going forward.

• Is it realistic to learn so many languages so fast?

  We've been around since 2012. Our curriculum is based on 10 years of learning science. Collectively, our team has taught over 6000 students, and we have found that the 3 full stack model really helps our students stand out from the pack. As long as you put in the work, our instructors and student success team will be there to help.

• Is this REALLY beginner-friendly?

  Yes! 70-80% of our students don't have coding experience when they enroll in the program. Lots of bootcamps say they don't require coding experience, but then have all these hurdles to getting started. We don't have a coding challenge or technical assessment to enroll, because we know that we can teach you, no matter where you start.

• I work for myself and want to develop my own app? Do I need 3 full stacks?

  That totally depends on what type of app you are building! Some apps can be run on one full-stack, some can't. If you have a specific app in mind, your instructor can definitely help you create a plan to build it.

• Do I have to decide on adding a second or third stack right now?

  Nope! You can choose to add on a new stack at any time during the program.

• Do I have to start my second stack right away?

  Nope! You can take a pause for up to 8 weeks in between stacks.

• Which stack should I do first?

  We highly recommend that students start with Python unless they have a strong conviction about learning MERN or Java. Over the years, we’ve seen that Python is the best first stack to quickly ramp-up a beginner, because it tends to be easier to learn and is also just as effective as our other stacks in terms of teaching you software development. Python reads the most like english, which makes writing / reading the code much easier for beginners. Java is considered intermediate, so we recommend that as your second stack. MERN is the most complicated, and would be pretty hard for a beginner to grasp.

• What if I only want to take one stack? Will I still be able to get a job?

  Of course! There are plenty of roles out there for full-stack developers that choose to specialize in one language. However, if you choose to learn multiple stacks you might have a wider range of opportunities, and your portfolio might be more robust for interviews. In addition, you may find it easier to learn new technologies or languages down the line - a mission-critical skill for developers!

• What is the average salary made upon graduation?

  Our grads have seen an average starting salary of $72,000 nationwide.