The Coding Literacy Campaign continues as Zuitt Coding Bootcamp successfully conducted its Online Free Coding Bootcamp last August 6 & 7, 2022. In this two-day code-along workshop, Zuitt welcomed over 80 participants – including students, aspiring tech career shifters, and professionals with no tech background.
Zuitt’s Free Coding Bootcamp is a crash course teaching basic web development. Basic coding languages and tools include HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and Github. By the end of the sessions, participants should be able to code their own web profile that is shareable to their family and friends.
The Free Coding Bootcamp has empowered over 5000 individuals, helping them start their coding careers and encouraging them to try their luck in Tech. Through this initiative, participants were also given a glimpse of how things actually work while training in Bootcamp.
Free Coding Bootcamp with Zuitt
Live Online Class with Career Lecture and Code-Along Exercise
The program started with a career lecture on the global expansion of technology and the increasing need for IT jobs in the Philippines and overseas.
The actual coding classes were led by Zuitt’s Instructors. Throughout the sessions, participants were encouraged to ask questions and to share their concerns as though they’re attending an actual live Bootcamp session. Tips, Tricks, FAQs, and all questions were addressed to allow an active learning environment.
On the First Day, the code-along class was led by Instructor Jino where he taught basic HTML and Bootstrap to the participants. On the next day, participants worked with Instructor Earl to incorporate CSS into their code – making their basic web page interesting and eye-catching by using different fonts, features, and colors. The instructors provided a step-by-step guide on how to make their web pages accessible to anyone online. Overall, the participants enjoyed the crash course because it allowed them to create a basic web page in a span of two days.
Participant Feedback on Zuitt’s Free Coding Bootcamp
“It was fun and I was able to grasp many concepts about HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap w/o having a strong foundation about those.” – Jhon A.
“It was fun! The instructors were very patient in attending to the queries of the participants and the lessons were beginner-friendly.” – Cyrena T.
“This session is a great experience. It was fun and I was able to get acquainted with real developers. This experience gave me an idea on upskilling to become a developer. Actually, I wanna shift to an IT field career but had no idea because ever since, in my working career, I’ve only had BPO experiences. I wanna upskill myself and want a career that is fulfilling.” – Jeremiah O.
Free Coding Bootcamp initiative
Zuitt launched the Free Coding Bootcamp initiative with one goal in mind – to assist coding-curious individuals by providing them the opportunity to pursue their passion in coding. Zuitt reached out to numerous firms and institutions in order to help lead the worldwide code literacy campaign for Tech Education. The Free Coding Bootcamp is and will always be open for everyone who wants to test the waters on programming.
Zuitt had over 25 partner affiliations in several industries up to this day, including DICT, WiTech Batangas, Engineering Wins Philippines, Quezon City Youth Development Office (QCYDO), Devcon Iloilo, PWA Pilipinas, Algo Filipino, Kadakareer, Kinobi Philippines, Kalibrr, and Women in Tech Vietnam.
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Source: https://technology.inquirer.net/117340/zuitts-free-coding-bootcamp-campaign-for-coding-literacy