| Option | Intro To Programming | Web Dev Bootcamp (Incl Intro) | Java Bootcamp (Incl Intro and Web Dev Bootcamp) |
|---|---|---|---|
| PrePaid | R8 995 * | R53 400 | R94 500 |
| 12 Payments | R8 995 * | R57 600 / 12 = R4 725 p.m. | R99 995 / 12 = R8 333 p.m. |
| 12-60 Payments | R8 995 * | You choose your affordability (from R1000 p.m.) and our finance team will come back with a proposal based on your affordability | You choose your affordability (from R1000 p.m.) and our finance team will come back with a proposal based on your affordability |
| Income Share Agreement (Subject to availability and merit) | Only start paying when employed and while employed (15%-25% of income, sliding scale) |
Please refer to each course page:
or look on the 'Get Started' form (page 2) to see all the dates combined
Get StartedG19 Pinewood Square, Pinewood Office Park, 33 Riley Road, Woodmead, Gauteng. All our courses are simultaneously offered online to remote students that are not able to attend physical classes.
We offer both part-time and full-time studies. Our full-time, immersive option allows all students (in-person and remote) to work together in peer groups. In the peer groups, students interact with one another by doing projects and code reviews. Mentors interact with students and peer groups, via video call and/or in-person meetings.
A bootcamp is an intensive and immersive learning experience that typically lasts for a few weeks or months. These programs are designed to help people quickly develop new skills in a particular field.
Bootcamps often involve a combination of lectures, hands-on projects, and teamwork, and they may be led by experienced professionals or educators with expertise in the subject matter. The goal of a bootcamp is to provide participants with a focused and intensive learning experience that prepares them for a specific career path or job opportunity.
University Degree
We offer 2 coding bootcamps, each including the Intro Course, (number 1 below) :
Anyone from school leavers to people working in the coding/programming industry, people looking to change their careers, people looking to improve their skills to university students that have graduated, but are looking for more practical experience can enrol in our courses.
We are registered and accredited with MICT SETA with accreditation number ACC/2018/07/0052.
You will get various certificates for the different competency levels achieved. For example, in the full Java Bootcamp you will get the following certificates if you are successful in completing all the assignments and assessments:
We do not know of one of our students that passed our competency projects and the Oracle International Exam, that is unemployed. Most graduates find employment before even writing the international Oracle Java exam.
Yes, we can help you with job placement assistance through our placement partner, Compuways.
Once you’ve completed your course, you’ll go into a job-prep phase where we will prepare you for interviews and the open job market. We have our own recruitment team from Compuways which assists with the CV preparation and also interview preparation.
You are not obliged to take a job from our recruitment team as we are prepping you for the open and internationsl market. A large percentage of our graduates found jobs through external recruiters before we could even place them ourselves!
This Java Bootcamp is actually an internship, as you are studying in a task-oriented fashion. Some students remarked that it feels like a workplace. You are actually an intern of our consulting company, Compuways and you will have one year's experience to put on your CV for starters.
Our internship partner, Compuways, is well-connected to market our graduates. Compuways was established in 1990 and has had a loyal client following since then. It was rated amongst the top 4 IT Recruitment Companies in South Africa
No, there is no registration fee payable.
Yes, anyone can apply for our coding/programming bootcamps. You don’t need to have any prior experience. Matric is preferred, but we had students who did not yet pass matric who excelled in our Intro To Programming course and so they were accepted.
The Intro To Programming Course is intended for complete beginners. If you are still not confident we will allow you to re-attend it at no cost.
Yes, your employer can pay for your course. If your employer is a vat registered company with a BEE Scorecard, our Consulting parent, Compuways is on BEE level 2 and VAT Registered. All our course prices on our website are quoted as excl. VAT for VAT-Registered companies.
We offer Income Share Agreements to qualifying students. This agreement is based on paying back the study fees, only after you are employed (10%-25% of income, sliding scale) and you only pay while employed.
We always recommend that you should not attempt the Oracle exam before you pass a recognised mock exam. If however, you fail the exam, you should return to our ongoing Oracle Exam support group (at no cost) so that we can identify your weak spots and work out a plan of action for you to pass.
From grade R (age 6).
Matric is not compulsory to be able to enrol in our courses. However, it might be a barrier when you apply for a job depending on the specific company’s HR policy. Consulting companies, however are not so strict on academic qualifications, more on competencies.
You will need a good, stable internet connection of at least 10 Mbps, at home. If you work from home on your assignments, you will need at least 50-100Gb of data per month.
Yes, Code College can assist you in upskilling your staff with coding/programming skills and knowledge. We teach our students the practical skills required by employers in the web dev software development industries.
Our syllabus is not strictly aligned per grades in the school system, rather more focussed on interest and competency areas like:
Please connect with us by sending an email to: donate@codecollege.co.za. We can then set up a meeting to discuss this in more detail.
All donations are directly invested in a learners' training programme, we assign a specified learner to a donation and report on his progress as if we are reporting to a parent of a student.
We often get into a situation where the student passed all our requirements to be awarded an ISA (student only has to pay us back when employed), but then the student does not have the means to purchase a laptop and internet connection required for the course.
A student like this will be able to do the course only if he can get a donation to enable him to get the required hardware.