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Careers in Code

Average Rating 5.0
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Careers in Code offers a 24-week, part-time, hybrid coding bootcamp aimed at women and minorities in the Central NY region affected by rising poverty rates and lack of access to education. Careers in Code helps students get the technical skills they need to obtain internships and entry-level software development positions with local employers. 

The bootcamp curriculum covers topics like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, cryptography, cybersecurity fundamentals, Node, and React. Students will work on a capstone project throughout the course to give them experience with building a product.

Careers in Code is open to students with no experience in tech. To begin the application process, fill out the interest form on the website before completing the assigned pre-work. Next, applicants will participate in a Zoom interview before completing a short exercise. Finally, potential students will complete a take home test before receiving a decision. 

Students will receive career support as part of the curriculum, and students will have access to Careers in Code’s network of employers.

The program is free to qualifying students, but opportunities are available to students who are not eligible for the tuition-free option.

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3 alumni reviews of Careers in Code

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    La'Tonia Mertica
    Full Stack Javascript Dev · Coding · March 2022

    HU CiC C2 Graduate

    Where I'd be in life at this moment had I not joined Careers in Code is something I can't imagine. 

    I started the program thinking I wouldn't finish. Some days it took all the strength I had to show up. I was always happy - relieved - I did....
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    Dominique Wynn-Siver
    Production Manager · Coding · March 2022

    Graduate

    Careers in Code restored my confidence and strength, allowing me to re-enter the coding field. I've always wanted to combine technology and design, but I've been told my ideas are stupid and not worth pursuing. Now that I've narrowed my attention to UI...
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    Brandy M.
    Graduate · Coding · March 2022

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    Before Careers in Code, I had a hard time grasping basic concepts in code and development. I was learning alone aimlessly, CiC gave me structure and an amazing team of instructors and valuable resources. Not once was I left to learn alone, being...
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Jess Feldman
Jess Feldman
Updated April 01, 2022
Course Report · March 2022 Coding Bootcamp News Roundup What was the buzz in the bootcamp industry this March? So far, 4.35 million Americans have quit their jobs this year, and many are making career changes. We’re rounding up the latest news about how bootcamps are helping these folks meet their career goals, and a new apprenticeship program that caught our eye. This March, two new organ...
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Is Careers in Code worth it?

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Where does Careers in Code have campuses?

Careers in Code has an in-person campus in Syracuse.

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