However, the number of students with degrees appears to be declining slightly over time. The average bootcamper has 7 years of work experience, has at least a Bachelor's degree, and has never worked as a programmer.Coding bootcamps are predicted to graduate 25,000 students and gross $350MM in tuition revenue in 2020. There are bootcamp campuses in over 85 cities throughout the US/Canada, although many bootcamps moved online in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.Most bootcamps help graduates find an internship or match students with an employer network – in fact, in Course Report's most recent research, 79% of bootcamp alumni report being employed in programming jobs. Students graduate from bootcamps with a portfolio, an online presence, interview skills and more. Coding bootcamps teach modern, widely used programming languages and frameworks like Ruby on Rails, Python on Django, JavaScript, and PHP stacks through project-based learning.Bootcamps can vary in length from 6 to 28 weeks, although the average bootcamp is ~14 weeks long. The average bootcamp costs ~$14,000, and graduates report an average starting salary of $69,000.Coding bootcamps are intensive, accelerated learning programs that teach beginners digital skills like Full-Stack Web Development, Data Science, Digital Marketing, UX/UI Design, Cybersecurity, and Technical Sales.
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