techbootcamps
nounUK /ˈtɛk buːt kæmps/
US /ˈtɛk buːt kæmps/
Short, fast classes where people learn computer skills to get a job.
She joined one of the techbootcamps to learn coding in just three months.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Short training programs focused on software engineering and IT skills.
Many techbootcamps teach web development and data science.
3. Intensive courses that prepare beginners for entry-level tech jobs.
After graduating from techbootcamps, he landed his first job as a junior developer.
4. Fast-track learning programs often run by private companies rather than universities.
Techbootcamps are popular because they cost less than a four-year degree.