Full-Time Coding Bootcamp
- JavaScript
- Python & Starlette
- GitHub Copilot
- HTML & CSS
- PostgreSQL & MongoDB
- React & Redux
- WebSockets & FastAPI
- Nomad & Consul
- GitLab Pipelines
HACK REACTOR BY GALVANIZE
Learn in-demand skills and and how to use AI-powered tools in our Beginner Coding Bootcamps. Part-time and full-time options, no experience needed.
Your Support System
Starting something from scratch – especially a new career – is daunting. Hack Reactor beginner bootcamps are designed with support top-of-mind.
In addition to the ongoing support you’ll give and receive from classmates, you can count on:
Experienced Instructors
Instructors with experience in teaching, curriculum design, and industry who are excited to guide you into your new career.
Software Engineering Residents
Recent graduates uniquely equipped to empathize with you and help you through the technical challenges you’ll face during the program.
Each cohort has one or more dedicated Cohort Leads who act as student advocates and provide ongoing support to students for the duration of the program.
Career coaching experts who will help you build your resume, prepare for interviews, negotiate job offers, and more.
Upcoming Program Dates
Attend our Hack Reactor Beginner Full-Time Coding Bootcamp with JavaScript and Python for beginners in a live online format.
UPCOMING PROGRAM DATES
Attend our Hack Reactor Beginner Part-Time Coding Bootcamp with JavaScript and TypeScript in a live online format.
Class runs from 6pm – 9pm Monday through Thursday. We offer this course in Pacific Standard Time (PST).
Full-Time Curriculum
Dive into the world of a full-stack software engineer. These subjects represent the core knowledge and skills that are used in nearly every software engineering job.
Project: Your first project uses everything you’ve learned in the previous four weeks to build a meaningful full-stack web application. You’ll design the database, write the server code to create the responses to drive the application experience, and author the client code to render an attractive, intuitive, and responsive web application interface.
Building on the robust knowledge learned in the first module, you’ll continue by exploring how to build even more complex web applications using modern software architectural methods.
Project: Your second project models how you’ll work in a real-world software development team, utilizing the power of independent development in a collaborative environment. You and your team will use agile software development practices to individually build microservices that seamlessly work together to create a robust and scalable web application.
Combine everything from the first 12 weeks with new skills to manage large amounts of data. Then learn development, security, and operations (DevSecOps) to harness the power of the cloud.
Project: You’ve spent weeks learning how to build robust, scalable, and interesting web-based applications. Now you get to show it all off by combining cloud-native services with your own custom code. Again working as part of an agile software development effort, you’ll design and build a durable and responsive web application using a cloud platform.
At this stage, you’ll begin your job search, leaning on the many things you’ve learned from our career services team during your time in the bootcamp. We’ll be right by your side, helping you find, land, and negotiate terms for the job of your dreams.
Career services during your 19 weeks include:
Dive into the world of computer programming. Spend the first eight weeks learning how to write computer programs using JavaScript, then TypeScript. You’ll get a daily problem to solve that will keep you in a constant state of learning. You’ll also learn how to use tools that software engineers use.
It’s time to learn front-end development. During these eight weeks, you’ll build dynamic Web pages with all of your JavaScript and TypeScript knowledge. You’ll start by building static, styled HTML pages with CSS. Then, you’ll use your programming skills to make those pages interactive in response to a person’s actions, and integrate that with data from APIs.
Adding databases and server-side technologies to your toolkit, you can now build full-stack applications. You’ll combine your programming knowledge and front-end experience with Next.js, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL to build dynamic, data-driven applications like the kind you use every day. You can create your own APIs to build whatever you can dream.
As you prepare to go live with your full-stack application, you’ll learn best practices to simplify and personalize your app. You’ll start using an object-relational mapping system to help reduce the effort to interact with your application’s database. Then, you’ll incorporate authentication and authorization to allow people to use social sites to log into your application. You’ll learn the ins and outs of Agile software development, then build your own personal project. Throughout, you’ll learn how to effectively use the AI-powered tool GitHub Copilot.
You’ll start getting ready for your job search. Then, you’ll collaborate with your fellow programmers to emulate the day-to-day work of a software engineer and learn about project management, group dynamics and collaboration, product design, software architecture design, and production-level systems. You round out the last module with a final week of intense job search preparedness.
Careers & Outcomes
We’ll help you find, land, and negotiate the terms of your first software engineering job.
During your beginner coding bootcamp, our Career Advisors provide 1:1 coaching tailored to your needs. They’ll work with you to refresh your resume, update your social channels, and start aligning your new skills with job opportunities.
Build a strong and unique GitHub portfolio, featuring projects demonstrating your new software engineering skills.
Throughout the bootcamp, our team conducts mock interviews and other job training workshops and exercises to get you ready.
Our career advisors will prepare you for the job search and interview process. Get the tools you need to land the job, negotiate a great offer, and launch your new career.
How to Apply
Get started with your application today, then move through the next steps of our beginner admissions process.
A 15-minute cognitive aptitude test (CCAT) and 1-minute typing test.
You’ll create an account and submit your application in 10-20 minutes.
We strongly encourage all applicants to attend a live online info session.
A 15-minute non-technical interview that helps us get to know you a bit better.
Up to 15 hours of self-paced learning. Pass a test at the end to complete your enrollment.
TUITION & Financing
Pay your bootcamp tuition in full, pay half upfront, or explore other financing options, including the ability to pay after you’re employed.
Through Income Share Agreements (ISAs) and Retail Installment Contracts (RICs), all we require is an upfront deposit of $100 – you pay the rest once you’re employed.
Use a loan to finance your education. Our two trusted lending partners provide flexible financing options based on your needs.
Learn about our work with the Galvanize Foundation to fund full-tuition scholarships that seek to create new paths for more students.
Pay in full before you start, or pay half on the first day and the remaining balance at the midpoint.