Who is eligible?Īnyone who has served at least one day in the military (or is married to someone who has) is eligible to apply to Code Platoon, including National Guard and Reserve. Currently, Coding Bootcamp classes are all online for safety reasons.
For students new to coding, Code Platoon offers Intro to Coding and Bootcamp prep classes. And there is a self-paced coding program that is free to Veterans, active duty service members, and military spouses. There are also evening and weekend courses available, which run for 28 weeks and cover the same curriculum as the 14-week course. Over the 14-week full-time training course, students will learn about today’s web development tools, programming languages, industry best practices, and even some soft skills to help them become well-rounded professionals prepared for finding a job. The Code Platoon Coding Bootcamp covers everything needed to work as a “full-stack developer,” which means Veterans and spouses can get hands-on experience in building front-facing websites and behind-the-scenes databases. What does Coding Bootcamp training cover? Veterans and their spouses can train to become professional, certified software developers with Code Platoon’s Coding Bootcamp, an immersive, hands-on training program with opportunities for paid internships (in Chicago only) and job placements as a web developer upon graduation.
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