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Based on your background and professional goals.
Telegraph Track provides specialized resources to help you succeed.
Telegraph Track is an extension of our Hack Reactor by Galvanize Coding Bootcamps.
It offers an extra layer of non-technical support as you launch your software engineering career.
Based on your background and professional goals.
Led by industry experts and panelists who share advice for succeeding in tech.
By sharing the strengths and benefits of your diverse background and perspective.
As you connect with individuals and communities who support underrepresented groups in tech.
Our scholarships are designed to make our coding bootcamps more accessible for diverse groups of students.
Find out how our scholarships can support you towards your career in tech.
Full-tuition scholarships for students who identify as belonging to underrepresented groups in tech.
Full-tuition scholarships to our Beginner Full-Time Coding Bootcamps for students who identify as Black or African American.
Upon starting your Hack Reactor Coding Bootcamp, you’ll be invited to fill out an application for Telegraph Track, which allows you to self-identify. We use this data and reference reputable nonprofit and government bodies of research about underrepresented groups in tech to inform our process.
Underrepresented groups in tech include women, nonbinary people, BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, people with disabilities, Veterans, and students over the age of 40. With that said, our definition is flexible. If you believe you’re underrepresented in a different way, we encourage you to apply to Telegraph Track.
Telegraph Track is an extension of our coding bootcamps. It provides an extra layer of resources to members including hours of mentorship, career development resources, and exclusive events.
All Telegraph Track events and opportunities are totally voluntary. Members can choose to take advantage of them as they fit into their schedules and align with their interests.
Yes! When you graduate from your coding bootcamp, you’ll officially be a Hack Reactor graduate. If you participated in Telegraph Track, you will receive an invitation to both the Hack Reactor and Telegraph Track alumni communities upon graduating.
Telegraph Track participants receive the same formal career services as general Hack Reactor students. However, you can expect additional informal support from your Telegraph Track mentor and the Telegraph Track network of alumni.
Learn more about our coding bootcamps
In our weekly live online info sessions, we’ll talk through how to apply, what to expect, and answer any questions you have.
Beginner full-time sessions are 60-min every Thursday.
Beginner part-time sessions are 60-min every Wednesday.
Intermediate sessions are 60-min every Tuesday.
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