Let’s Coder organizes its first Coding Bootcamp in Zaragoza to train programmers

The objective of this Bootcamp is to be able to satisfy the growing demand for programmers that exists in the job market through an eleven-week training program.

The programmer profile is one of the most demanded by companies -more than 200,000 million applications are downloaded each year-, which contributes to the fact that it is scarce and there is a lack of talent in the face of high demand. Employment is around 95%.

In order to respond to this demand for programmers in the job market, Zaragoza will host the first Coding Bootcamp on April 19, which is organized by the startup Let’s Coder and has the collaboration of Campus Ibercaja and NODRIZA tech.

This bootcamp is aimed at people who want to enter the programming sector, regardless of whether or not they have previous knowledge in this field. In fact, with its organization, it is also advocated to facilitate the change of professional course.

The Bootcamp has been structured around three blocks that will be divided into 11 weeks of face-to-face classes, which will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Let’s Coder team of trainers and mentors is led by Lluís García Camps and includes senior engineers and experts in the field of programming. The methodology that will be followed is that of ‘learning by doing’.

Among the knowledge that can be learned with this program, which has a cost of 4,500 euros, are all those related to the front-end, back-end, full stack and the coaching and preparation sessions with the mentors.

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Let’s Coder students obtain the title of Full-Stack Developer junior (programmers), being able to dedicate themselves to any field of computer programming such as the creation of mobile applications, programming in different code languages, web page design, video game development and systems management.

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