PART TIME SOFTWARE DEVELOPER BOOTCAMP

Q: Can anyone learn to be a software developer?

<p><span>We believe that with the right motivation and determination, almost anyone can learn to code. But people are put off coding because of misconceptions and other barriers.</span></p>

Q: How much will I earn as a junior software developer?

<div class="elementor-column elementor-col-50 elementor-inner-column elementor-element elementor-element-8c397cc" data-id="8c397cc" data-element_type="column"><div class="elementor-column-wrap elementor-element-populated"><div class="elementor-widget-wrap"><div class="elementor-element elementor-element-59be37c elementor-position-left elementor-vertical-align-middle elementor-widget elementor-widget-image-box" data-id="59be37c" data-element_type="widget" data-widget_type="image-box.default"><div class="elementor-widget-container"><div class="elementor-image-box-wrapper"><div class="elementor-image-box-content"><p class="elementor-image-box-description">With a starting salary of £20,000 - £25,000 as a Junior Software Developer and earning potential in excess of £72,500 after 4 years, there's never been a better time to start a new career.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div></div>

Q: Do I need to be good at maths?

<p><span>No! We help you get started, so you can make sure coding is for you. The main thing we’re looking for is passion, not pre-existing coding skills. If you feel you have that, you’re ready.</span></p>

Q: Do I need to be able to code before signing up to The Developer Academy?

<p>No! We help you get started, so you can make sure coding is for you. The main thing we’re looking for is passion, not pre-existing coding skills. If you feel you have that, you’re ready.<o:p></o:p></p>

Q: What does a Software Developer do?

<p>Software developers are the creative minds behind computer programs. Some develop the applications that allow people to do specific tasks on a computer or another device. Others develop the underlying systems that run the devices or that control networks.</p>

Q: Are Software Developers in demand?

<p>90% of jobs require IT skills today, by 2020 there will be a predicted skills shortfall representing 800,000 skilled IT jobs across the EU and an estimated 5 million new coders required worldwide by 2023.</p>

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Program Dates

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MAY 11, 2021 – Oct 20, 2021

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July 6 , 2021 – Dec 8, 2021

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August 31, 2021 – Feb 9, 2022

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Start your career as a software developer

Our online courses teach a tried-and-true data science curriculum tailored to assure students graduate as well-rounded software developers. Using real-world tools, students learn from some of the country’s top instructors.

RETRAIN AROUND YOUR JOB

Transition from a beginner – with no prior coding experience – to a job-ready Software Engineer in 24 weeks on our Software Engineer programme.

We spend a lot of time asking companies what specific skills they look for and design our live, remote curriculum to include learning activities that help you master each key skill.

In this course, we will cover:

Prework

To make sure they can dedicate the required 20 hours a week to complete the course, we ask potential students to complete some prework on our platform before starting the bootcamp.

Phase 1

Students start with front end development learning about the DOM and how to make websites with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap, a front-end framework.

Our students also learn about UX, peripheral technologies, TDD, OOP and testing front-end applications.

Phase 2

Students learn React and how to use Redux, Express and Node.js to run code for the back end, and focus on ways of dealing with asynchronous programming.

Students also learn APIs and Databases.

Phase 3

Phase 3 is where students learn technologies outside the curriculum, such as PHP, Laravel, AWS and Azure.

Students then work together on a final project of their choosing using Agile principles to get hands on with a real, green-field team project. There’s no better way to consolidate and extend your knowledge and prove what you can do.

learn one, two or all three

Phase 1

Phase 1 consists of front end development, learning about the DOM and how to make websites with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap.

You will also learn about UX, Object Orientated Programming (OOP) and Test Driven Development (TDD).

£1500

8 weeks part time, Tuesdays & Wednesdays 6pm – 9pm

Phase 2

Phase 2 consists of React and back end development, you will learn how to use Redux, Express and Node.js to run code for the back end, databases, and APIs.

You will also learn about Agile, Computer Science principles and cover CVs, Portfolios and how to find a job.

£1500

8 weeks part time, Tuesdays & Wednesdays 6pm – 9pm

All 3

The whole course includes Phase 3. This is where students learn technologies outside the curriculum such as PHP, Laravel, AWS and Azure.

They also work together on a group project of their choosing using Agile and Sprint methodologies.

£4000

24 weeks part time, Tuesdays & Wednesdays 6pm – 9pm

Get help covering your tuition fees

You can spread the cost of our courses with Coursebud or Knoma.

Please apply before making an application for finance for any of our courses.

Pre-approval – You can get a quote at any time, whether you have applied for a course or not.

When to apply – Only apply after you have been offered a place on a course.

Process – After applying, it usually takes between 45 minutes and 48 hours to release funds if your application is accepted.

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Process – After applying, it usually takes a few minutes to get a decision.

Approval – You can get a quote at any time, whether you have applied to The Developer Academy or not.

When to apply – Only apply after you have been offered a place on a Developer Academy course.

Process – Apply online.

Flexible – Spread your payments over more than 12 months with no penalties or charges for early repayment.

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Our Reviews

The Developer Academy

5.0

Lena Mohamed Osman

15:19 01 Dec 20

I joined their part-time Bootcamp. I greatly enjoyed this course and learned so much an amazing experience, I learned... to deliver multiple Web Sites ( Games, Restaurant Booking System, Library Archiving System, Shopping web sites, Bloggers websites, portfolio,..etc). I Would highly recommend it to anyone.read more

Aalya Banu

10:41 29 Nov 20

I joined their part-time bootcamp in June and just finished it last week. Amazing how far I've come. The curriculum... does a good job of developing a working knowledge of Html, JavaScript, CSS, React, etc as well as backend stuffs. Their positive and inclusive learning environment and dedication to help you post-bootcamp is worth recommending. I feel prepared to get a job in the software industry.read more

Ella Watson

10:50 10 Sep 20

I started with the Developer Academy to learn basic coding skills and to understand more about the different languages... used. I was made to feel really welcome, supported and encouraged. It was a nice, relaxed environment but with structure supplied by their online learning platform. I now have a much better understanding of things like HTML, CSS and Javascriptread more

George Craig

16:22 04 May 20

I joined the Developer Academy at the start of 2019, a few months later I had the skills to gain my first job in... software development. They have very friendly and knowledgeable teachers with a flexible style to learning. Also provides great advice for job hunting in the tech industry, including CV writing, interview preparation, and code test coaching. Would highly recommend to anyone.read more

Veraanalo Analo

09:15 02 May 20

My experience at the developer academy was an awesome one starting from the lessons to the support everything was... amazing and interactive. It gave me starting point for my software development journey and I loved every bit of it.read more

Alex Saddington

18:09 10 Mar 20

I was struggling to learn coding on my own. Thought boot camps where far too expensive. This place is affordable, lets... me learn at my own pace and time. Plus I enjoying going to the sessions .read more

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meet our instructors

Hannah Sewell

Software Developer at In-Part

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Joel Cummings

Software Developer at Playwerks

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Vincent Greene

Software Developer & UI/UX Designer

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Rafal Maciejewski

Full Stack Developer at Tutorful

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Online learning done right

Our live, instructor led online course has been designed with students in mind. Course instructors and your peers are just a Slack message away whenever you need extra help, so your learning doesn’t stop.

You will have lifetime access to our Learning Management System, recordings of all live lessons, course materials, resources and be able to collaborate with one another.

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FAQs

Can anyone learn to be a Software Developer?

We believe that all you need to be a successful software developer is the right determination, passion and motivation. You don’t need to be a whizz at maths or know how to code before signing up for our course.

How much will I earn as a Junior Software Developer?

Depending on your working location, the starting salary for a junior software developer ranges between £20,000 and £25,000. After four years, your potential earning increases to an excess of £72,500.

Do I need to be good at maths?

No! It will be advantageous to understand mathematics at a basic level; however, we don’t demand a certain level of understanding to access our course. Our tutors will cover everything you need to be a successful developer. If you are concerned about your mathematical ability, get in touch for an informal chat.

Do I need to be able to code before signing up to The Developer Academy?

No! We don’t require our students to hold a strong understanding of coding to gain a place on our course. We cover absolutely everything, including coding basics, and you will be taking on projects to practice and increase your chances of success.

What does a Software Developer do?

Software developers are the creative minds behind programs. Some develop applications so that users can perform specific tasks on a computer or alternative device. Others develop the systems to run the devices or control networks. You can find more information on what to expect from a software developer role here

Are Software Developers in demand?

Software development is a highly sought after skill. As entities move online and online users demand so much more from their experience, a talented software developer will always be in demand. It is estimated that by 2023, there will be opportunities for around 5 million new developers.

How do I get a Software Developer job with no experience?

Perhaps the most frustrating thing about entering a new industry is the level of experience employers are looking for. Our course includes the creation of a portfolio so that you can showcase your skills to potential employers. You’ll also gain access to career coaches, giving you every advantage.