We Can Code IT Demo Day Provides Opportunities to Recruit Top-notch Software Developers
Dave2022-04-26T14:00:27-04:00We Can Code IT™ Virtual Demo Day took place on April 20th, 2022.
We Can Code IT™ Virtual Demo Day took place on April 20th, 2022.
We Can Code IT (WCCI) is hosting a Demo Day hiring event on April 20th, 2022 from 1-2:30 pm EST. Demo Day showcases top-notch talent as WCCI grads present their capstone projects, network, and field interview questions while interacting with prospective employers.
Virtual Demo Day will take place on Wednesday, Mar 23, 2022, at 1:00 PM.
Read about how five professional women found their footing and led their team to success during We Can Code IT's part-time coding bootcamp!
We Can Code IT (WCCI) has been named as one of 10 Ohio-based schools chosen by Amazon to offer training to Amazon employees. WCCI was chosen based on its strong reputation as “Best Bootcamp” and history of training and placing its student and graduate populations...
Brandon was a supervisor at the Cleveland Museum of Art when he started searching for ways to get involved in tech. Although he didn’t have any education in computers, he wanted to make a serious career change to the tech industry that would improve his quality of life.
Krystyna had a job in creative design before bootcamp, but wanted to expand their tech knowledge in new ways. They attended a different coding bootcamp before We Can Code IT, but the program was not the right fit. However, the second time was a charm for Krystyna.
Jordan was a carpenter before he decided to attend our coding bootcamp. He was able to pursue a new career because of a grant from Ohio Means Jobs. Jordan was hired quickly after following instructions perfectly from our Career Advancement team. Read his story here!
Nina Payne was a year into a bachelor's program for computer science when she discovered We Can Code IT's coding program. She quickly transitioned out of the bachelors program and into bootcamp. then landed a job before she graduated from her 14 week program.
Richard Montgomery was a college dean taking around-the-clock care of his son and mother when he realized he needed to make a career switch that was more fitting to his busy schedule. Find out how Richard made the switch to a career in tech!