At Nashville State, we offer IT and Coding Bootcamps for anyone interested in a career in the high-demand field of computer programming and data engineering. To provide as many options as possible, we’ve partnered with technology provider, QuickStart (formerly Promineo Tech), who teaches programs in software development and data engineering. During the programs, students will master the most popular technologies in the industry such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ReactJS, and SQL just to name a few.

QuickStart - Coding Bootcamp

Each student will meet with their cohort live each week and can participate in scheduled office hours and one-on-one personalized mentor sessions. Students have access to Career Services at any time during the program or any time after graduation.

Services include résumé review, interview prep, career advice, and community events.

Each cohort is trained with relevant technologies and methodologies that hiring managers look for when onboarding Java Developers, Software Engineers, Back-End Developers, Front-End Developers, Application Developers, and Network Engineers.

APPLY

  Quickstart
Front-End Development  Yes
Back-End Development Yes
IT Technician Yes
Cybersecurity Yes
Network Engineering Yes
Weekly Time Commitment 20 Hours
Program Length 18-26 weeks
Live Instructor-Led Class Yes
Live Office Hours Yes
One-on-One Mentorship Yes
Evaluations Weekly, Expert-led
Responsive Chat Community Yes
Career Services Yes
Financing Options Yes
Program Cost

$4,500 for Front-End or Back-End

$4,200 for IT Technician

$8,325 to $12,800 for Cybersecurity (price dependent upon the Cybersecurity program)

$8,700  (part time bootcamp) for Network Engineer

$11,730 (full time bootcamp) for Network Engineer

Bootcamp FAQ

 

No. Courses are designed to benefit both total beginners and those students with some prior knowledge.

Internships are not guaranteed but are based on corporate needs. Nashville State and QuickStart have several corporate partnerships to help with internship placement. Internships can be paid or unpaid.

The financing process is managed through the training provider, QuickStart. They have partnerships with financial institutions.

Graduates have received job offers nationwide. They will work with you to find the opportunity that meets your needs.

No. The bootcamps are 100% virtual.

A Windows, Mac, or Linux computer with a minimum of 5GB of RAM and an i5 Processor. Reliable internet connection is also required.

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If you have questions about Nashville State's Coding Bootcamps, please contact workforce@nscc.edu