In partnership with City School by Mohawk College and funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the Industry-Education Council of Hamilton offered a FREE training opportunity for persons over 19 years old and not enrolled in high school, college or university. The course helped in building and creating websites that supported job seekers and those interested in starting a new career.
Web development is a high-growth career path, and the Coding Boot Camp taught participants the advanced skills they needed to get started in this lucrative area. In this fast-paced, immersive course they learned the skills that were needed to master front-end and back-end technology. They received an official record of completion, called a Certificate of Completion, highlighting their achievements to potential employers, as well as real-world project experience that's directly relevant to the workforce.
Coding Bootcamp offered web development for absolute beginners. If you are wanting to learn basic web design and web development, this was the starter course for you as there are no coding-based prerequisites! Applicants were expected to possess general computer skills such as being able to navigate applications & websites as well as copying, pasting & saving various file types. By the end of this course, participants learned tools that enabled them to create their own web page with various functions and features. Mastering this range of technologies allowed them to develop high-quality websites that work seamlessly on mobile, tablet, and large-screen browsers. The course culminated in a personal website project and a presentation to fellow classmates about the function and use of the site and the tools that they learned.
