We’ve helped thousands of graduates launch new careers in technology. With our leading curriculum and career coaching program, our students are set up for success.

Tech Elevator leads the way in helping students acquire in-demand tech skills with a focus on transitioning to a new career in software development. During our full-time (14 weeks) or part-time (30 weeks) online coding bootcamps, students learn full-stack web development through high-quality instruction, industry-focused curriculum, and career coaching that drives student and graduate success.
Across the country, our online students say they value the flexibility to learn anywhere, while fostering connections with peers and building their professional network.
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Get job search support in a competitive market. We have the team and resources to help you land a job after the bootcamp.
Through the Pathway Program, dedicated career coaches help us deliver successful career outcomes year over year.
Our extensive hiring network spans industries and company size, including startups and Fortune 500 brands in healthcare, entertainment, finance and more. Throughout the Pathway Program, students have opportunities to interact and interview with these companies and learn about their culture and career opportunities.
While four-year computer science programs and other online coding schools may have limited career services support, Tech Elevator is focused on preparing you for, and helping you launch, your career in technology.
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Each morning, remote students participate in engaging, interactive lectures led by some of the most experienced instructors in the industry.
We leverage the best video conferencing software available to make it easy for students to ask questions and participate in class discussions.
Peer learning is an important component of education at Tech Elevator. Students can use video-conferencing and messaging tools to collaborate closely through pair-programming and for group exercises.
Our comprehensive full-stack curriculum covers a lot of ground, and for all students there are areas where they need extra support to keep moving forward.
Our instructors and support staff dedicate time throughout the day to work with students one-on-one.
In addition to learning to code, we help our job-seeking participants prepare for their next career.
From resume building and job search best practices to mock interviews and industry connections through our hiring network, we act as an efficient on-ramp to careers in tech.
Learn more about our coding bootcamps.
We offer both full-time and part-time options bootcamps.
The full-time, immersive program runs Monday – Friday for 14 weeks. Your days will run from 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. and will include lectures, working sessions, workshops and breakout group work. Some afternoons we’ll offer the option to for career talks after hours and mentoring opportunities.
The part-time program is 30 weeks long and includes a mix of self-study, small-group programming projects and lecture from expert instructors.
Typically, we have around 15-18 students per class. With additional instructors on staff, we have a ratio of 1 instructor to 12 students which means a lot of personal attention.
Coding bootcamps are a unique form of education, and there’s a reason that we call them “bootcamps”: they’re intense periods of hard work designed to yield breakthrough progress and big payoffs on the other side. To be successful you have to be focused and dedicated. We ask that all applicants for Tech Elevator’s full-time program be prepared to either take time off or step away fully from their jobs. Alternatively, we also offer a Part-Time Program that allows for students to learn at a more flexible pace.
For many it’s not hard to say goodbye to their current, unfulfilling job knowing that Tech Elevator will be their onramp to a new, satisfying career. If you love your company (but maybe not your role), consider talking to your employer about the program and how it can enhance your skill set for the job, or help them in other areas. Rather than lose you completely they may be willing to support you, sometimes with tuition support, sometimes with a leave of absence. It never hurts to ask!
No, you don’t! But it doesn’t hurt if you’ve made some strides toward learning the craft on your own. A lot of our incoming students start learning online through free resources before the start of their program. But what we really care about is your natural aptitude, because when you have all the right raw materials, you’ll make a great programmer. During the application process, you’ll take the Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test, also referred to as the CCAT. It will test your ability to problem-solve and think critically, which are important foundations for learning software development. Read through our blog post on how to prepare for the test.
Every student who enrolls will need to ensure they have access to a laptop and internet for the duration of the program.
The bootcamp tuition is $16,500.
You have a few payment options including credit card and ACH banking information. Some students save up and pay all in one sum, while others break out payments. We’re happy to work with you on payment options that work for you.
For payment and financing options, visit our financing page.
For more financing-specific FAQs, check out our Financing FAQs.
Yes, we work with a variety of partner lenders. For more information, visit our financing page.
For more financing-specific FAQs, visit our Financing FAQs page.
Tech Elevator is an eligible training provider with the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act, which authorizes & funds employment & training programs in the United States.
Based on your qualification criteria & Tech Elevator accepted enrollment, you may be eligible for WIOA financial assistance. Visit our financing page for local office information.
For more financing-specific FAQs, visit our Financing FAQs page.
Through the generous support of hiring partners, we offer scholarships throughout the year. Check out our scholarship opportunities.
All of our coding bootcamps are offered online through our National Live Remote program.

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