- Current ~500K open developer jobs
- By 2020 likely to be 1.5M
- CS Grads ~50k/yr
- Code Schools ~20k/yr
- ~80% placement
- ~$75K starting salary
- 2016: $335K
- 2017: $685K
- 2018: $1M
What is it?
- No tutition up-front
- 17% of first two-years of job income
- Must earn at least $50K
- Max $30,000
Impact
- More revenue per student (% and less scholarships)
- Non-revenue from failed students
- Makes pricing competition irrelevant
- Enormous lead generation
- Other ISA schools ~5-10% acceptence rate
- ACL current at ~90% acceptence for those that apply
- Ups consumer confidence
- Proven outcomes (ISA)
- Longer, more in-depth training (6-9 months)
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Pure online (Treehouse, CodeAcademy, etc) not sufficient
- Limits of tutorial model
- Not "Doing it for Real"
- Need humans to teach rest of stuff
- Need to work with humans
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Remote
- Extend effective in-person model
- Allows scability without having to physically expand to new markets
- Still "Doing it for Real" because remote working is on rapid rise
- Slack and other IM platforms
- VSCode live share
- Webinars, etc.