Event details
Did you know that by 2020, the U.S. alone will have 1.4 million more software development jobs than applicants who can fill them?* What's more, companies all over the globe are facing this challenge and similar applicant shortages exist in other high-paying tech fields, including big data, cyber security, product design, digital marketing, and fintech.
During this webinar, learn how bootcamps have emerged to help fill this “digital skills gap” and how they utilize market-driven curricula to train individuals like you to land these great jobs -- without the need of a college degree or prior experience.
Key takeaways include:
- What skills companies desperately need, but can’t hire fast enough.
- How bootcamps are helping fill this gap and how to evaluate if a specific bootcamp is high quality.
- Learn how leading institutions, including Harvard Extension, UC Berkeley Extension, Georgia Tech, and the University of Toronto SCS, have launched bootcamps to meet the needs of both workers and companies in their regions.
- Determine if a bootcamp may be the right next step for your career growth.
Join us for this informative webinar by registering below!
* U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Meet the speaker
Juanita Soranno
Northeast Regional Director at Trilogy Education Services
Juanita Soranno is the Northeast Regional Director at Trilogy Education Services, a 2U, Inc. brand, overseeing Student Services for programs delivered at the top universities around the world. She is a graduate of San Francisco State and the Rutgers Coding Bootcamp. Prior to becoming a Full Stack Web Developer, Juanita worked in consumer finance and private equity in NYC. She’s driven by creating strong teams that innovate our educational system and help bridge the digital skills gap. Juanita lives with her husband and two children on Long Island.