We Can Code IT, in solidarity with those who have had their jobs affected by the current state of emergency, has added $2,000 in grants and scholarships for displaced workers.
Software development skills are taught to adults in Cleveland's economically challenged neighborhoods for free in order to prepare them for coding school.
We Can Code IT Makes Global Impact in World Bank Study on Women in Tech We Can Code IT was among 25 coding bootcamps in 22 countries selected for an in-depth global study on strategies for recruiting and training women to meet the needs of a changing labor market. The research was done by the World Bank Group in Washington D.C., a nonprofit formed in 1944 with a mission to eliminate global poverty and support economic development. […]
TechOhio recently posted an article and video highlighting We Can Code IT and our mission: Equity through Technology.
Before We Can Code IT, Emmanuel worked as a customer service representative. After attending We Can Code IT, Emmanuel landed a systems engineer position at Nationwide Insurance!
We’ve been changing the face of tech since 2013. Now we can help you change your life, even if you're too busy to commit to a full-time in-person bootcamp.
Before We Can Code IT, Jamie worked as a customer service representative, now she has a software development position at Chase!
Before attending We Can Code IT, Meaghan was a stay-at-home mom and graphic designer. Now, she's in UX development, her dream job.
Upcoming Admissions Events with Special Cleveland Cavalier Ticket Giveaways We’re excited to announce that we will be giving 20 pairs of Cleveland Cavalier tickets away at our upcoming Cleveland Admissions Open House and Class Shadow events! […]
Before attending We Can Code IT, Kaitie was a substitute teacher and dance instructor. Now, she's a Software Developer at Splash Financial.
