General Assembly
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General Assembly (GA) is a talent and upskilling community, helping individuals and businesses learn in-demand, AI-focused tech skills fast. Founded in 2011, GA has evolved into a center of excellence in tech training for people from all backgrounds and enterprises across industries. With a global presence, hands-on instruction, and a passionate alumni community, and as part of the Adecco Group and LHH, GA matches the right talent to business needs and puts real skills to work. General Assembly's catalog of live, instructor-led AI courses are designed to help learners apply AI skills directly in their current or future roles. These courses can be taken individually or stacked into flexible learning pathways, including AI Software Engineering, AI Product Management, AI Data Analytics, AI & Machine Learning, and AI Experience & Design.
General Assembly’s courses are led by instructors who are active practitioners in their field, with a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and real-world tools. Students can expect project-based coursework designed to reflect how AI and technology are used across modern teams and organizations.
To enroll at General Assembly, applicants submit an online application and connect with an admissions team member to discuss goals, course options, and fit. Many programs include career support, with coaching and guidance available to help learners navigate career transitions and skill development in a changing job market.
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- ParisaGraduate • MelbourneVerified by LinkedInSep 18, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
great opportunity for career change
The course was full of practical content coming from latest technologies used in industry. I have to put my 120% to learn new things covered in the course. it started from basic things like html and css and ended up with django and mysql. Real project and being hands-on through the course helped me to upskill quickly.
Joel, our main instructor, has an incredible depth of technical skills, particularly in software development. His ability to break down complex concepts into manageable ...The course was full of practical content coming from latest technologies used in industry. I have to put my 120% to learn new things covered in the course. it started from basic things like html and css and ended up with django and mysql. Real project and being hands-on through the course helped me to upskill quickly.
Joel, our main instructor, has an incredible depth of technical skills, particularly in software development. His ability to break down complex concepts into manageable lessons made a significant impact on my learning experience. The hands-on projects and real-world applications he introduced us to not only enhanced my technical proficiency but also sparked my passion for software engineering. - Christine ChinGraduate • 3. User Experience Design Bootcamp (Full Time) • New York CityVerified by LinkedInAug 13, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great experiential learning!
I took the User Experience Design Immersive course in 2018 and had a great time! We learned the foundations of UX design and worked together in groups to apply our learnings to various projects. We even worked directly with a client at the end of the course. I left the course with 5 different case studies that I was able to showcase in my interviews for UX Design roles after graduation.
Tyler Hartrich, Neil Kahn, and Carly Liebman were supportive instructors and made the class fe...I took the User Experience Design Immersive course in 2018 and had a great time! We learned the foundations of UX design and worked together in groups to apply our learnings to various projects. We even worked directly with a client at the end of the course. I left the course with 5 different case studies that I was able to showcase in my interviews for UX Design roles after graduation.
Tyler Hartrich, Neil Kahn, and Carly Liebman were supportive instructors and made the class feel like a little family. Thank you all for creating an engaging learning environment for us!
If you're making a career change like I did, taking a bootcamp like this one at GA is a great way to start by learning with likeminded people from different backgrounds and really gain knowledge needed for your first UX role. UX is constantly evolving, so in addition to the course, it would be important to continue learning about new innovations, emerging technologies, and case studies from others about best practices. - Joey LSoftware Engineer • Graduate • 2. Software Engineering Bootcamp (Full Time) • SingaporeVerified by LinkedInMay 22, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Fast-paced, but projects can be portfolio-worthy
I thoroughly enjoyed my time at GA. With 4 projects within 3 months, these were a good start to having a portfolio upon graduation. Naturally, that depended on your effort and diligence throughout the project duration. The pace was pretty fast with a project week after every two weeks of classes, but that served to stretch my learning capabilities. The course covers the basics of full-stack software development. There is definitely a lot more to learn in the tech industry, but it’s a goo...I thoroughly enjoyed my time at GA. With 4 projects within 3 months, these were a good start to having a portfolio upon graduation. Naturally, that depended on your effort and diligence throughout the project duration. The pace was pretty fast with a project week after every two weeks of classes, but that served to stretch my learning capabilities. The course covers the basics of full-stack software development. There is definitely a lot more to learn in the tech industry, but it’s a good stepping stone for mid-career switchers. 
Amelia WardGraduate • 2. Software Engineering Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineVerified by GitHubMay 09, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceTough but great experience.
I recently completed the Software Engineering Bootcamp at General Assembly and it has been an extraordinary journey. Very tough, but definitely worth it.
From day one, the course was well structured and a nice balance between theory and practical, hands-on projects. The curriculum is well-designed, covering a wide range of topics, from basic programming concepts to complex algorithms and data structures. My instructor was exceptional. They were able to bring their previous exper...I recently completed the Software Engineering Bootcamp at General Assembly and it has been an extraordinary journey. Very tough, but definitely worth it.
From day one, the course was well structured and a nice balance between theory and practical, hands-on projects. The curriculum is well-designed, covering a wide range of topics, from basic programming concepts to complex algorithms and data structures. My instructor was exceptional. They were able to bring their previous experience into the classroom and give us some good tips and tricks on how our days will work when we are a developer. They were always available for one-on-one sessions, to answer questions and provide guidance on projects.
Another highlight of the program was the collaborative environment. I was initially skeptical that an online program would be particularly engaging but we worked closely with others in the class, and have even met with them in person after the course finished. We worked on numerous group projects big and small that simulated real software development scenarios.
In conclusion, The skills, confidence, and connections I've gained are invaluable. I highly recommend this program to anyone looking to make a significant impact in their professional life.- Evyn-Rose GoldsteinStudent • 2. Software Engineering Bootcamp (Full Time) • LondonVerified by LinkedInApr 29, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
A Disabled Students Journey
Wow!
Wow is all I can say. General Assembly is quite possibly one of the most accommodating, inclusive and accessible companies I've ever come across. If you are applying and are worried about achieving this course, as it is quite intense, please do not fret. JUMP! Apply! I received endless help, understanding, and accommodation throughout my course and completed it with flying colours.
The student success team, Joanna and Somerset, are who will assist with anyth...Wow!
Wow is all I can say. General Assembly is quite possibly one of the most accommodating, inclusive and accessible companies I've ever come across. If you are applying and are worried about achieving this course, as it is quite intense, please do not fret. JUMP! Apply! I received endless help, understanding, and accommodation throughout my course and completed it with flying colours.
The student success team, Joanna and Somerset, are who will assist with anything you may need and they are INCREDIBLE.
The instructors are understanding and willing to help and give that extra time to you if you need it.
Outcomes has also been very accessible and understanding!
Thank you General Assembly, I am endlessly grateful for the beautiful experience you gave me!
- Michael TharrattSoftware Developer • Graduate • 2. Software Engineering Bootcamp (Full Time) • SydneyVerified by LinkedInFeb 25, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
A big help in transitioning careers
I had already been taking some self guided studies in the software engineering domain for a few months prior to applying for GA but decided paying to do their program would be the quickest pathway to obtaining my first job in the field. Given the knowledge I had already obtained prior to the bootcamp commencing, I was initially a little frustrated with the basic content in the first two weeks but when I flagged this with my instructor he was more than happy to give me additional reading ...I had already been taking some self guided studies in the software engineering domain for a few months prior to applying for GA but decided paying to do their program would be the quickest pathway to obtaining my first job in the field. Given the knowledge I had already obtained prior to the bootcamp commencing, I was initially a little frustrated with the basic content in the first two weeks but when I flagged this with my instructor he was more than happy to give me additional reading and content to study while the class covered the first unit. It was all up hill from here though and the next 10 weeks I found myself allocating easily 60 hours a week to study (including class time/homework and my own additional exploration). Some days I felt dizzy from the amount of info I was trying to retain but building the project at the end of each unit was very fun and rewarding. My teacher (dt) was incredible and excelled at helping students get the most out of such a short term program. The careers team were also very helpful in providing a framework and support to help you get that first job. It took me a further 3 months of hustling every day and nearly 180 job applications to land my first job but here I am writing this 12 months from starting the course, in a permanent job as a fully remote software developer and I couldn't be happier.
- M. Farhan RaisGraduate • 1. Data Science Bootcamp (Full Time) • SingaporeVerified by LinkedInFeb 14, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Hollistic data science crash course
The bootcamp is everything you need to get yourself up to speed in terms of data science competency.
Being a bootcamp, there are some assumptions that you need to know upfront:- It will be FAST paced! It is a bootcamp after all. It will feel like cramming a few uni semesters into one.
- You need to have some competency in Python and A level/uni maths.
- Commit the ENTIRE 3 months to this course. Pretty much doesn’t leave much time for anything else.
The bootcamp is everything you need to get yourself up to speed in terms of data science competency.
Being a bootcamp, there are some assumptions that you need to know upfront:- It will be FAST paced! It is a bootcamp after all. It will feel like cramming a few uni semesters into one.
- You need to have some competency in Python and A level/uni maths.
- Commit the ENTIRE 3 months to this course. Pretty much doesn’t leave much time for anything else.
Having said that, the course materials are very comprehensive and instructors very supportive.
Career coach is also very helpful, though of course only as helpful as the effort that you put in yourself.
There’s just a few areas that the course is lacking, which is understandable due to its short duration:- More comprehensive SQL. The bootcamp only touhes it superficially, though the industry seems to emphasise on this.
- Data visualisation softwares. Qlik/Tableau/Power BI is not covered at all, but will be a huge bonus if you have some competency.
Overall, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED if you’re looking to do a career switch or to gain data science competency. - Philip K.Graduate • MelbourneVerified by GitHubFeb 06, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Embarking on Web Development
Embarking on my journey into web development with General Assembly was nothing short of intensive, yet immensely rewarding. Over the duration of the course, we delved deep into the core pillars of web development, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Boolean logic, and the invaluable skill of utilizing GitHub and specialised software. Each topic presented its own challenges, but the journey was enriched by the dedicated guidance of our course instructors. The course structure deman...Embarking on my journey into web development with General Assembly was nothing short of intensive, yet immensely rewarding. Over the duration of the course, we delved deep into the core pillars of web development, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Boolean logic, and the invaluable skill of utilizing GitHub and specialised software. Each topic presented its own challenges, but the journey was enriched by the dedicated guidance of our course instructors. The course structure demanded diligence and perseverance, but the allure of creating something tangible, something that resonates with the digital world, kept me filled with enthusiasm. Despite the steep learning curve, the journey remained consistently intriguing, with each lesson offering new insights and opportunities for growth. One of the standout aspects of the course was the unwavering support and motivation provided by the teachers. Their passion for the subject matter was infectious, igniting a fire within each student to push beyond their limits and strive for excellence. Their encouragement played a pivotal role in navigating through the complexities of web development and emerging victorious on the other side. As the course drew to a close, the culmination of our efforts manifested in the creation of our own websites. This hands-on experience not only solidified our understanding of the concepts but also instilled a sense of accomplishment that cannot be overstated. Witnessing the transformation from novice to proficient developer was a testament to the effectiveness of the course curriculum and the dedication of our mentors. In retrospect, while the journey was undeniably challenging, it was also profoundly fulfilling. The skills acquired throughout the course not only equipped me with the technical know-how required for a career in web development but also provided invaluable insights into the potential future that lies ahead in this dynamic field. For anyone considering a career in web development, this course is not just an educational opportunity but a gateway to understanding the boundless possibilities that await in the world of technology. - Abdullahi AliGraduate • Los AngelesVerified by LinkedInJan 14, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
My Disheartening Journey with General Assembly's Bootcamp and Job Guarantees
I attended General Assembly's bootcamp, and while my instructor was knowledgeable and supportive, I experienced disappointment with their job placement promises. Initially, I was led to believe that landing a job post-graduation would be more immediate. However, the reality was different. They often cited minor reasons, like not responding to one of their messages, to avoid accountability for job placement. Despite being punctual and diligently completing all requirements for over a year...I attended General Assembly's bootcamp, and while my instructor was knowledgeable and supportive, I experienced disappointment with their job placement promises. Initially, I was led to believe that landing a job post-graduation would be more immediate. However, the reality was different. They often cited minor reasons, like not responding to one of their messages, to avoid accountability for job placement. Despite being punctual and diligently completing all requirements for over a year, I found their commitment to securing employment opportunities somewhat lacking. It's crucial for prospective students to approach their expectations with a realistic perspective on post-graduation outcomes.I wouldn't have enrolled in the course at General Assembly if they hadn't assured me of a job guarantee. The promise of post-graduation employment heavily influenced my decision to purchase the course. However, the disparity between their assurances and the actual job placement process left me feeling misled and dissatisfied with the overall experience. Clear communication and realistic expectations are essential when making decisions about educational investments, and unfortunately, the initial commitment to guaranteeing a job did not align with the outcome. - Kirti SharmaTechnology Consultant • Graduate • Product Management (Short Course) • LondonVerified by LinkedInDec 22, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Excellent Product Management Beginners Guide
The GA Course instructors (Glen & Joe) were great at taking us through the material in a logical, engaging and digestible way. We got a great intro into product management principles with great examples of real world applications. - Soo YeongUX designer • Graduate • AtlantaVerified by LinkedInDec 14, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Thank you for your patience
A heartfelt shout-out to John Jacobs and Evan Maloney from General Assembly for illuminating the path. Their mentorship has opened up a world of possibilities! 🌟 Grateful for the journey and ready for new horizons! Their professionalism and patience have helped me succeed in learning coding as a designer, and I am able to continue learning after graduating. Their encouragement...A heartfelt shout-out to John Jacobs and Evan Maloney from General Assembly for illuminating the path. Their mentorship has opened up a world of possibilities! 🌟 Grateful for the journey and ready for new horizons! Their professionalism and patience have helped me succeed in learning coding as a designer, and I am able to continue learning after graduating. Their encouragement during the class has helped me have a smooth process in learning front-end coding. I definitely recommend them to anyone who wishes to learn front-end coding with them. - Ernest TanDigital Engineer • Graduate • 2. Software Engineering Bootcamp (Full Time) • SingaporeVerified by LinkedInNov 04, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Detemination Paid Off
If you have the determination and self-discipline to put in consistent effort to continously learn, you can excel in software engineering. The GA SEI course is excellent and I recommend it. - Hifsa AhmadGraduate • JavaScript Development (Short Course) • SydneyVerified by LinkedInOct 16, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Rewarding and exciting!
General Assembly stands out as outstanding bootcamp learning partner. I had a genuinely rewarding experience in completing the JavaScript Development bootcamp with General Assembly Australia. The instructors were exceptional in delivering concepts and put in great effort in practical demonstration of course. Code-alongs, class exercises and challenging home assignments made a positive impact towards my learning. The feedback and support was always available from my instructor and TA's, w...General Assembly stands out as outstanding bootcamp learning partner. I had a genuinely rewarding experience in completing the JavaScript Development bootcamp with General Assembly Australia. The instructors were exceptional in delivering concepts and put in great effort in practical demonstration of course. Code-alongs, class exercises and challenging home assignments made a positive impact towards my learning. The feedback and support was always available from my instructor and TA's, which helped me in developing my skills and overcome any issues. My confidence and ability in my coding skills has increased and I feel prepared to taking the next step in my coding journey. - Tan JustinnSoftware Engineer • Student • 2. Software Engineering Bootcamp (Full Time) • SingaporeVerified by GitHubOct 12, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Productive
12-week fastpaced bootcamp focused on drilling in the bare essentials to function professionally as a web2 engineer/developer, with the knowledge easily extendable to general software development with a little bit of extra studying. Instructors were knowledgeable and enthusiastic, even when I asked about topics outside the scope of the bootcamp, which provided me direction to explore on my own. Career coaches were also very helpful and responsive and provided constructive advice on how I...12-week fastpaced bootcamp focused on drilling in the bare essentials to function professionally as a web2 engineer/developer, with the knowledge easily extendable to general software development with a little bit of extra studying. Instructors were knowledgeable and enthusiastic, even when I asked about topics outside the scope of the bootcamp, which provided me direction to explore on my own. Career coaches were also very helpful and responsive and provided constructive advice on how I should approach my job search. I do wish, however, that there had been more meet and greet events open to us to aid in job search as the one we had was the best way, in my opinion, to get a company to view us. - Cameron LockeUI|UX Designer • Graduate • 3. User Experience Design Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineVerified by LinkedInOct 04, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
A great program, but be prepared to throw your whole self into this bootcamp
As an Overall Review of GA's UXDI Immersive --
For GA's UXDI Immersive, you're thrown headfirst into a crazy 40+ hour/week commitment with barely any time to take a breath of fresh air. Now, this seems daunting (and it absolutely is), but if you go into this program with the mindset that you want to succeed, that you want to get as much out of this program as you possibly can before those brief 12 weeks are up, then you'll be fine -- I can guarantee it. I cannot<...As an Overall Review of GA's UXDI Immersive --
For GA's UXDI Immersive, you're thrown headfirst into a crazy 40+ hour/week commitment with barely any time to take a breath of fresh air. Now, this seems daunting (and it absolutely is), but if you go into this program with the mindset that you want to succeed, that you want to get as much out of this program as you possibly can before those brief 12 weeks are up, then you'll be fine -- I can guarantee it. I cannot emphasize enough how important it is that you will only get as much out of this boot camp as you're willing to put in. You will not be hand-held the entire time, you will be expected to execute design projects in incredibly short amounts of time (but they don't have to be perfect (!!) just backed with good research). While it is okay that you aren't able to get to some of the additional reading material, know that your willingness to absorb and apply everything you learn will make you a better UX'er. You must (as cheesy as it sounds) become one with the course material and the applications.
Something that could be improved --
There are a handful of things that I think this course, or at least my experience with the course, could have been improved upon. One prominent one is pacing. The first 4 weeks of the course are a whirlwind of information. It's like getting thrown into the ocean with just a panel of wood to keep you afloat. Towards the latter half of the course, while I appreciated the vast amounts of "Workshop Time", I would have liked it even more to have other lessons sprinkled throughout the rest of the course to further enhance my UX/UI skills, or just to learn more about how UX fits into different industries.
Other Key Takeaways --
It is no secret (if you've done your research) that GA is one of the most expensive boot camps out there. This is why I mentioned that you have to be ready to really (no pun intended) immerse yourself into the program and be like a super sponge to really get your value's worth.
I was fortunate to have a wonderful career coach, Amber. She wasn't just a coach, she was also a mentor to me as I searched for jobs and eventually completed a design challenge. I am so grateful for her help and guidance, but I also know that no two people's experiences are the same. - Joseph GilbertoStudentVerified by LinkedInOct 02, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Life Changing
General Assembly's Software Engineering Immersive (remote) has far exceeded my expectations of what a bootcamp can do for its students. Over the course of 12 weeks, I learned more than I possibly could have imagined on day one with incredible support from my instructors, TAs, and outcomes coach. These instructors really care about your success and prepare you not just to be a good software engineer, but a great employee who can work independently and actively contribute to a team. Wou...General Assembly's Software Engineering Immersive (remote) has far exceeded my expectations of what a bootcamp can do for its students. Over the course of 12 weeks, I learned more than I possibly could have imagined on day one with incredible support from my instructors, TAs, and outcomes coach. These instructors really care about your success and prepare you not just to be a good software engineer, but a great employee who can work independently and actively contribute to a team. Would suggest this bootcamp to anyone interested in coding but would highly recommend you try some coding lessons independently first to make sure this is a field you want to dive into. 10/10 experience, it will forever change my life. - Juvone FreemanUX Designer • Graduate • 3. User Experience Design Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineVerified by LinkedInSep 19, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Life Changing Transition
My experience with GA was amazing! My instructors were all incredibly knowledgable, welcoming, and always available for my cohort. I was able to grasp the skills within the 3 months and the projects helped to build my portfolio that would later help me land a job. The teaching style was moderately fast paced but having helpful instructors that were always fine answering questions or slowing down when needed was great to have. My career coach was also very helpful in my development into t...My experience with GA was amazing! My instructors were all incredibly knowledgable, welcoming, and always available for my cohort. I was able to grasp the skills within the 3 months and the projects helped to build my portfolio that would later help me land a job. The teaching style was moderately fast paced but having helpful instructors that were always fine answering questions or slowing down when needed was great to have. My career coach was also very helpful in my development into this new space. He helped me with interview practice and building my personal brand. All in all my bootcamp experience was great and I would and will always recommend this program and organization to others to make a move into the tech industry. - Annie KuxaGame Development Tester • GraduateVerified by LinkedInSep 12, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Life-Changing, Incredibly Supportive, Skill-Building
Overall Experience:
I can't say enough good things about this bootcamp. From day one, I knew I was in for an experience that would not only challenge me but also shape my future in tech.
Instructors:
Big shoutout to our instructors - Ben Manley, David Stinson, William Hunter Long, Ian Terada, and Joe Malatesta - for their crazy cool support and in-depth explanations. Each brought their own unique style to teaching, making complex topics dig...Overall Experience:
I can't say enough good things about this bootcamp. From day one, I knew I was in for an experience that would not only challenge me but also shape my future in tech.
Instructors:
Big shoutout to our instructors - Ben Manley, David Stinson, William Hunter Long, Ian Terada, and Joe Malatesta - for their crazy cool support and in-depth explanations. Each brought their own unique style to teaching, making complex topics digestible and relatable. I've got to give a special mention to Hunter; thanks to his help during our group project, I felt like a real software developer for the first time in my life. And Joe's wisdom - "never call yourself a bad developer, and never allow anyone to call you that" - has become my personal mantra.
Curriculum and Projects:
The projects we tackled were skill-building tasks that pushed us to apply what we'd learned. They were challenging but also incredibly rewarding. These weren’t just academic exercises; they had real-world applications that gave me a strong portfolio.
Support:
The level of support was phenomenal. Whether I was stuck on a coding problem or needed broader career advice, help was always around the corner.
Career Coaching:
Beyond the technical skills, the valuable career coaching provided was the icing on the cake. The bootcamp has a holistic approach to career development, which was precisely what I needed to transition into the tech world confidently.
In summary, this bootcamp was a life-changing experience for me. It's a community, a mentorship platform, and a skill-building powerhouse all rolled into one. If you're considering a career pivot into tech, look no further; this program is invaluable. - Woo JunhongMinistry of Health Ops Data Manager • Graduate • 1. Data Science Bootcamp (Full Time) • SingaporeVerified by LinkedInSep 12, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
fun, life changing.
Instructor Ryan was a nice, understanding and able to drive logic and point across with multiple methods. Well experienced. Able to relate. The school environment is conducive, quiet and beautiful. Career Coach Pek Hoon is also very effective. - Ida TangFront End Engineer • Graduate • 2. Software Engineering Bootcamp (Full Time) • SingaporeVerified by LinkedInSep 02, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Awesome Learning Experience!
I embarked on my journey through a career talk on campus, and numerous key aspects defined my experience at the General Assembly.
The learning experience was intense, but it transformed me from someone with no prior background into a successful mid-career switcher today.
The instructional team consistently strives to incorporate the latest technology, and the career coaches have been exceptionally helpful from the very beginning of my job search journey. There was a big poo...I embarked on my journey through a career talk on campus, and numerous key aspects defined my experience at the General Assembly.
The learning experience was intense, but it transformed me from someone with no prior background into a successful mid-career switcher today.
The instructional team consistently strives to incorporate the latest technology, and the career coaches have been exceptionally helpful from the very beginning of my job search journey. There was a big pool of resources to help you level up your skills.
While it was a roller coaster ride for me, it was definitely worth my time and effort. I highly recommend it!
General Assembly Alumni Outcomes
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Employment Rate
82%
Graduation Rate
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Median Salary
Of the students who enroll at General Assembly, 82% graduated. 72% of graduates were job-seeking and N/A of job-seeking graduates found in-field employment after 180 days and report a median income of . Below is the 180 Day Employment Breakdown for 3148 graduates included in this report:
180 Day Employment Breakdown
| Description | Percentage |
| Full Time, In-Field Employee | N/A |
| Full-time apprenticeship, internship or contract position | N/A |
| Short-term contract, part-time position, freelance | N/A |
| Employed out-of-field | N/A |
Notes and Caveats
Download the GA 2021 Outcomes report here: https://ga.co/outcomes-report
* These outcomes are not audited by Course Report. In some cases, data is audited by a third party.
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Course Report · November 2022 Coding Bootcamp News Roundup
This November, two bootcamps announced acquisitions and $70 million was invested in alternative education. We’re covering how November’s midterm elections here in the U.S. could impact support for education and workforce development in the upcoming years. Tech apprenticeship programs continue to grow and gain bipartisan support, an...
Liz Eggleston
Updated September 30, 2024
What is on the horizon for tech bootcamps in 2023? In this Live Q&A, we covered the major trends that our experts from General Assembly, Springboard, Coding Temple, and Code Fellows are expecting in 2023.
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Lupe Colangelo is the Partnerships Manager at General Assembly, which means she’s connecting students with employers in UX, Data Science, and...
Jess Feldman
Updated September 30, 2024
When COVID hit, Justin leapt at the opportunity to pursue a career in software engineering. He chose the online Software Engineering Immersive bootcamp at General Assembly (which he could attend from his home in Seattle). And after graduating, Justin got an internship with the U.S. Census Bureau to build a cross-functional app for The Opportunity Project, a platform to turn federal open data ...
Jess Feldman
Updated November 02, 2022
Course Report · October 2022 Coding Bootcamp News Roundup
Happy October, Course Report readers! This month, interest in blockchain continued to gain traction as we saw a new fundraise in the blockchain bootcamp space. We’ve got an update on ISA regulation, and we’re rounding up several public/private partnerships with bootcamps. In this news roundup, we’ll touch on the importance of skills...
Liz Eggleston
Updated September 30, 2024
In this Live Q&A, admissions representatives from 5 coding bootcamps – General Assembly, Tech Elevator, Springboard, Devmountain, and Flatiron School – offer their expert insight on the bootcamp admissions process.
They’re answering popular questions like:
What is the bootcamp application process like?
Do I need previous coding experience to apply for a bootcamp?
Is there an ideal bootc...
Jess Feldman
Updated February 19, 2025
With their hard-working determination and unique ability to clarify difficult material, teachers have long been an asset to their teams. But with low teacher salaries and long hours on the job, many educators have begun to reconsider their career choice. According to LinkedIn, the number of teachers on the site who left for a new career increased by 62% in 2021! The grit that most teachers sh...
Jess Feldman
Updated September 02, 2022
Course Report · August 2022 Coding Bootcamp News Roundup
This August, saw over $175M in fundraises in the coding bootcamp space! Republicans in the US shared what they would like to see in an expanded Pell Grant program, and an OPM giant, 2U, had some growing pains as it shifts to focusing on edX. Skills-based hiring continues to be top of mind for employers, so we’re shining light on the ...
Jess Feldman
Updated September 30, 2024
Marion “Mell” Lessington III was working at a local bank in Atlanta, but in his 30s, he began second-guessing his career path. When the pandemic struck, Mell used it as an opportunity to reskill by enrolling in the remote Software Engineering Immersive bootcamp at General Assembly. Mell shares how General Assembly ensured his success in his new tech career by helping him land an apprenticeshi...
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