Fullstack Academy

Fullstack Academy’s full-time Software Engineering Immersive is a 28-week career accelerator for learners of all skill levels. The part-time Software Engineering Immersive combines our flagship Software Engineering Bootcamp curriculum with a comprehensive, beginner-friendly introduction to code. That means students of all experience levels can pursue our core curriculum and graduate job-ready–with full-stack JavaScript skills and the portfolio to prove it.

Fullstack Academy Software Engineering Immersive (Part-Time)

Nucamp

Ace your tech interviews with the help of seasoned professionals.

Develop your LinkedIn and GitHub presence and practice your interviewing skills. Experience data structure and algorithm mock-up interviews. Open to anyone seeking extra help and an edge in securing their first job. Nucamp or other coding bootcamp grads, CS grads, and self-taught developers are all welcome.

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Loyola University New Orleans Digital Skills

The Loyola University New Orleans Cybersecurity Bootcamp teaches you the skill set you need to defend digital information, implement security measures, respond to cyberattacks, and protect business and consumer data. The program provides you with the foundational understanding and practical, hands-on experience that will help you gain entry into the field of cybersecurity. 

Loyola University Cybersecurity Bootcamp (Part-Time)

Generation USA

If you've ever gone on Facebook and seen posts from a brand you follow or searched something on Google and seen ads relevant to that search pop up, that's digital marketing! Digital marketers are responsible for connecting a brand with current or prospective customers in digital channels such as search engines, social media, email, and other websites.

Learn:
• to create content for online channels
• to create paid and unpaid social media marketing
•  search engine marketing (SEO)
• to use tools such as Google Analytics

Earn Free Certifications:
Google Analytics IQ
Facebook Blueprint

Digital Marketing Analyst

A Junior Web Developer works with a team of developers to create new websites and applications. The “junior” designation means you work under the supervision of senior developers in your department, but you may be involved in all stages of the project, from brainstorming to final testing. As a Junior Web Developer, you review web design needs and preferences and provide advice on website maintenance.

Learn:
• basic HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and how to build websites
• to use coding best practices and run tests to check code
• to earn new technical and non-technical skills and software
• to communicate with team members and others

Earn free certifications: 
JavaScript Certification granted by W3Schools

Jr. Web Developer

The hero of any office, the IT Support Specialist keeps technology running smoothly so that businesses can get the job done. As an IT Support Specialist, you’ll turn technology frustrations into solutions, identifying issues and troubleshooting when one of your colleagues is having technical problems.
Learn to:
• turn technology frustrations into solutions
• identify issues and troubleshooting when there are technology problems
•  set up equipment and install software
•  communicate with team members

Earn free certifications:
CompTIA A+
Google IT Support Certificate


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