Why attend a Java Bootcamp?

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Why attend a Java Bootcamp?



Compared to a degree, the Java Bootcamps is shorter, less costly, more practical and more focussed on just the one skill, Java Programming (although Java Programming includes multiple skills) and takes you from scratch to job-ready.

It is a very effective way to put your head down, learn the Java Programming Language and move on in your career.

Twelve weeks of dedicated learning and practicing thoroughly enhance  skills and broaden opportunities.

What is a Java Bootcamp?

A Java coding bootcamp is an intensive training program to master Java coding skills within 12 weeks.

Skills learnt that are relevant immediately in the workplace as Java Coder.

Project-based learning ensures that you become fluent in creating useful and effective Java code.  

The biggest at advantage is the in-depth technical knowledge and practical skills.

Who will benefit?

The Java Bootcamps is an excellent opportunity for companies to upgrade the skills of their programmers.

It is suitable for IT professionals looking to move to Java  coding from related careers, such as testing, help desk, web design, etc.

It is also suitable for new learners looking to begin a career in the tech world.

More about the Java Bootcamp


How does it work?

8  Java lessons,   1 full-day each, with a Java instructor, plus exercises plus 1-1 mentoring

Hours

10am-4pm

Part Time Java Bootcamp

Stay in your job while learning Java 

Personal Attention

Small groups of max 4 people

1-1 Mentoring

Success guaranteed, because you could schedule 1-1 sessions and iron out all problems and questions

Java Exercises

Every lesson includes a wide selection of exercises to grow  practical Java  skills

JJava ava Project

The exercises amalgamate into a comprehensive project, that could be uploaded to Github and serve as a showcase of your Java Skills

Java Hackathon

You learn to program collaboratively during our monthly hackathons

Java Certificate

PCWorkshops Java Programmer Certificate

Exam and Oracle Certificate

Externally with an additional fee directly made to Oracle, you could get the Oracle OCP certificate


Weekly Program for the Java  Bootcamp:

  • Week 1: Java  Basics
  • Week 2: Java  OOP 
  • Week 3: Java Collections, Files, Exceptions, Stream and Lamdas, File management with the Java  NIO Class
  • Week 4: SQL and Java  JDBC
  • Week 5: Front-ends with JavaFX and SceneBuilder
  • Week 6: Java  Threads and Unit Testing with Java  JUnit
  • Week 7: Web Applications with Java Spring Boot and Databases with JPA 
  • Week 8: Java  AI Libraries

URL:
Java Coding Boot Camp, 12 weeks intensive Java training. Practical, Online, Instructor-led. (pcworkshopslondon.co.uk)




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