Web Development Bootcamp
Learn the fundamental theory and application of Web Development.
Our instructors will coach you through the essential foundation of knowledge and applied skills to put you well on your way to a fruitful career in Web Development.
Full-Time: 12 weeks
Part-Time: 24 Weeks
What you’ll Learn
Coaching you through an especially curated curriculum designed to take you from ‘just curious’ to ‘fully certified’ in Web Development in as few as 12 weeks (full time).
Preparatory Unit
Networks and how websites work, Git, GitHub, VS Code
The Basics, HTML/CSS/JS
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, design responsive mobile-first websites with Bootstrap
NodeJS Introduction
Fundamental server-side development & networking concepts (TCP/IP layers, DNS, HTTP)
Modern Web Development with ReactJS
Front-end javascript frameworks, ReactJS, React Router, Hooks, State Management with Redux
Production-level APIs with ExpressJS
ExpressJS, build flexible web applications, API testing (Postman), APIs at scale (Swagger)
Data and Databases
NoSQL and MongoDB, API skeleton, Database Integration
Advanced server-side development
Server Security, Authentication, GraphQL, Unit Testing
Back end as a Service (BaaS) and DevOps
Cloud Computing, BaaS, Serverless, Docker
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Chapter 0: Pre-Work
. Our prework helps you build a strong foundation and confidence around the concepts and technologies any software developer needs to master. This includes introductions to languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You will also learn how to use key developer tools: Git, GitHub, and VS Code.
Introduction to networks and how websites work
- How networks work
- The interaction between servers and clients
Introduction to the command line
- What is a command prompt
- Interacting with the command line
- Useful terminal commands with examples
Git/GitHub
- Introduction
- Workflow
- Inspecting repositories
- Undoing changes
- Fetching and pulling changes
- Pushing changes
Working with VS code
- Installing VS code
- UI Tour In VS code
- Useful VS code extensions for web development
Project
- Git and Github Workflow
- Publish your first website to Netlify
Why Learn With Us?
- Fast paced.
- Small class sizes.
- 1:1 career coaching individually catered to your experience and goals.
- Remote-first learning, from anywhere in the world.
Learning Community
9.9/10
Net Promoter Score*
5/5
Teacher knowledge*
5/5
Industry Relevance*
Sorry - We don’t currently have any open spaces on any of our sessions.
You can register your interest to be the first to know when spaces open again, or see our Free Events page for any one-off taster sessions.
Tuition and Funding
Finance independently, or choose one of our partners which best suits you.
Financing Partners
Explore our financing partners and find which one suits you in your journey.
Funding Options
Financing shouldn’t hinder your aspirations. That's why we offer a plethora of financing solutions to accommodate diverse situations.
Bildungsgutschein
Fund your CLA bootcamp with the German government’s education voucher with a possibility to pay €0.
CLA Discounts
Invest in yourself for less. Explore our discounts.
Qualifizierungschancengesetz
Explore the advantages of the Qualification Opportunities Act in fostering workforce development in Germany.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Apply
We know that choosing an educator can be a daunting task. That’s why we put every one of our potential participants in touch with a human as soon as possible, and you’ll be with them until you start your course.
You will choose your course, campus and timetable of study, stating your motivation to study with us.
Meeting with Learning Specialist
Book your meeting with one of our learning specialists to confirm that we’re the right fit for you and iron out any questions or concerns you might have. Here we can also talk about financing options, special offers and any accommodations you may need.
Onboarding and Pre-work
Once you’ve signed up, we’ll put you in touch with your course instructors and cohort mates. We will also set some pre-course study to make sure you can hit the ground running with us from day 1.
Contact a Learning Specialist
Quick question before you apply? Something about a particular course caught your eye and you want to learn more? Let us know. We’ll be happy to help.
Job Statistics
There are around 1.7 million open tech positions worldwide in 2024
The USA
- For the USA, the estimated number of active tech job postings is 438,000 (Source)
- The CompTIA State of the Tech Workforce Report 2024 , based on the analysis of data collected by the US Bureau of Labour Statistics, anticipates the tech workforce to grow twice as fast as the overall US workforce from 2022 to 2032. This translates to roughly 350,000 new tech jobs created annually to meet replacement needs and accommodate industry expansion. (Source)
Europe
- Tech Jobs in Europe, the figure rounds out at 960,000
- The number of people employed as Information and Communication Technology (ICT) professionals in the European has risen by around 75 percent over the past two decades, as digital technologies and services have become a more vital part of the European economy (Source)
- As of 2021, almost nine million people work directly as ICT professionals in the union, with Germany providing over two millions of these professionals and France providing 1.25 million. Other prominent countries for the ICT industry include Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, and Sweden. (Source)
- Among all tech job postings, 54% sought candidates with 0 to 2 years of work experience. Job postings were widely dispersed geographically, with the largest numbers in Germany (639,278), Poland (450,391) and France (280,681). (Source)
European Tech Hiring Trends
This graph indicates a significantly higher demand for software development roles compared to other tech categories, with systems analysis and cybersecurity following as the second most in-demand category.
- 0-2 years experience: 35% of job openings
- 3-10 years experience: 10% of job openings
- 11+ years experience: 13% of job openings
- Not specified: 42% of job openings
The largest category is "Not specified" at 42%, suggesting that many job postings don't explicitly state required experience. Among those that do, there's a clear preference for entry-level positions (0-2 years), which make up 35% of the openings.
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