TRAIN
FOR A CAREER IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Learn Top Coding Languages
Meet Industry Pros & Leaders
Work on the Latest Macbook Pro
Learn from Programmers & Trained Experts
Students participate in a rigorous introduction to computer science fundamentals, software engineering principles, and software development. Begin with basic programming concepts like variables, conditional logic, control flow, and functions. Then learn about object oriented programming, systems design, software development life cycle, mobile frameworks, UI/UX design, and how to deploy applications to the App or Play Store.
Experience a project-based, Silicon Valley Environment with professional programmers. Go through the process of breaking down a project into tangible tasks and learn the skills needed to complete them.
Exit the training program with a fundamental digital portfolio giving you a head start in college-level computer science programs, and a competitive edge over other applicants to universities or entry-level IT jobs. And, qualify for Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship hours.
APPLY
Select the current or upcoming program of interest below to apply or put your name on the waiting list:
Veterans & Kentucky Residents Program
Eligible Applicants
Veterans, Spouses, and non-military adults living in Kentucky.
Location
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College Campus
15 minutes from Fort Knox, Kentucky (45 minutes from Louisville)
Program Start Date
To Be Determined
Programming Language
Java/Java Enterprise
Program Structure
| Module 1 Intro to Java Programming |
Module 2 Intermediate Java/Java EE |
Module 3 Advanced Java or Java EE |
Module 4 Refinement of Skills |
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| Classes Only 8 hours per day 4 days per week for 4 weeks over 4 months |
To earn their apprenticeship certification, students apply for jobs with a variety of local, remote, and other positions with Interapt or its Hiring Partners. | ||
Barren County, Kentucky Program
Eligible Applicants
Barren County High School students and adults up to the age of twenty-five (25) who currently live in Barren County, Kentucky.
Location
Barren County Area Technology Center
Program Start Date
September 17, 2018
Programming Language and Platform
Swift / iOS
Program Structure
| Module 1 Beginner |
Module 2 Intermediate |
Module 3 Advanced |
Module 4 On the Job Experience |
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| 4 hours per day 5 days a week for 5 months |
To earn their apprenticeship certification, students apply for jobs with a variety of local, remote, and other positions with Interapt or its Hiring Partners. | ||
Atlanta, Georgia Program
Eligible Applicants
Post high school adults up to the age of 25 that live in the following Atlanta Zip Codes: 30314 to 30318
Location
City of Refuge, Atlanta, Georgia
Program Start Date
August 2018
Programming Language
Web Development using HTML, CSS, JS with a focus on the MERN stack
(MongoDB, Express.js, ReactJS, Node.js)
Program Structure
| Module 1 Beginner |
Module 2 Intermediate |
Module 3 Advanced |
Module 4 On the Job Experience |
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| 8 hours per day 5 days a week for 6 months |
To earn their apprenticeship certification, students apply for jobs with a variety of local, remote, and other positions with Interapt or its Hiring Partners. | ||
SKILLS
Interapt Skills provides all the skills that successful professionals need:
Technical skills
Software and coding skills that are relevant and necessary for the technology economy
Business skills
Skills critical for the contemporary worker, including teamwork, management, running a meeting, and showing up on time
Life skills
Skills necessary for life outside of the workforce, including personal budgeting and planning
CAREER OPTIONS
Several career paths are possible for individuals who successfully complete an Interapt Skills Apprenticeship:
More than just coding
Students will be introduced and prepared to take on a variety of entry-level positions
iOS Developer
Android Developer
Teaching Assistant
Quality Assurance Engineer
Release Engineer
TESTIMONIALS
What our students say:
SUCCESS PATH
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Past Data Interpretation We keep a detailed database that captures characteristics of past participants and how they performed throughout the program. The data is analyzed and gives us more insight into the type of qualities that make good applicants. |
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Applicant Assessment Candidates complete a variety of online and in person assessments that determine their aptitude toward software development and the drive they have to be successful. |
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Student Training Students participate in a rigorous introduction to computer science fundamentals, software engineering principles, and software development. Our Technical Skills options currently include Java, Swift and MERN stack. |
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Hiring Partner Interviews Students will complete a resume and GitHub portfolio that showcases their code enabling hiring partners to preview their work before they hire. Hiring partners observe classes, participate in career fairs, and conduct interviews. |
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Employment Students that are land jobs with one of our hiring partners or with Interapt, spend their final 9-12 months in the program developing and maintaining software as junior-level developers or analysts with the intention of working toward a permanent role after completing the 2,000 apprenticeship hours. |
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Certification Interapt monitors report tracking, checks in with the apprentices mentor/supervisor regularly, reports all data to the Department of Labor (DOL), and ensure apprentices meet DOL requirements for certification. Interapt also checks in with apprentices regularly mentors are providing sufficient support. |