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Full Stack Web Development Training with We Got Coders

We Got Coders

Summary

Price
£6,300 - £8,000 inc VAT
Study method
Classroom
Duration
6 months · Full-time
Qualification
No formal qualification
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

Location & dates

Location

Address
EC1V 9LB
United Kingdom
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Overview

Fast Track in to Web Development 

We Got Coders is a specialist web development consultancy based in London and Bedfordshire that work with start-ups, agencies and Government. We provide professional full stack web developers with expertise in the Ruby programming language.

Our approach is to work with talented, motivated and enthusiastic individuals, who are looking to get into web development, and to provide the necessary training and paid work experience required for them to get into the Ruby on Rails market.

Hiring the best of our intake, we put our money where our mouth is and work alongside our trainees on client projects, pairing senior-level developers with junior developers to ensure that our consultants get the support they need and our clients has access to the best of new talent.

Our market-leading training takes place in our luxury, state-of-the-art training and accommodation facility 45 minutes outside of London at the UK's only Code Retreat.

Description

6-month Fast-Track Junior Developer

The 6 months Fast-Track Junior Developer program consists of 3 months intensive training followed by 3 months paid work experience. 

The 3 months training consists of intensive, classroom-based study covering everything you need to know in order to become a successful web developer. We cover full-stack web development, including Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, Padrino, Databases & SQL, HTML5/CSS, Networking, JavaScript, Backbone.JS, Agile Web Development, Test-driven deployment and Git.

This is followed by 3 months of paid work experience in a real web development team. Trainees will be placed on-site with clients, applying their knowledge to real-world development projects.

Application on to our training programme consists of four stages:

Stage 1: Apply online at wegotcoders.com/apply

Stage 2: Groundwork (approx. 40-50 hours of independent study)

Stage 3: Programming Challenge (approx. 8-16 hours)

Stage 4: Interview

Next course start date:

27 April 2015

Who is this course for?

Career changers, recent graduates or those already employed but want to up-skill. This programme is also popular with entrepreneurs who have a great idea for a start up but need the technical knowledge.

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Why us?

Still not convinced?  Read what some of our previous trainees say about us here: http://wegotcoders.com/trainee-web-developer-course

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