LaGuardia TechHire - OpenCode

Learn to Code

Access to high quality, accelerated training provided by General Assembly, Udacity and Software Guild in partnership with LaGuardia.

Scholarships Available

No cost to eligible participants, providing access to students regardless of ability to pay. Supportive environment that gives you what you need to succeed!

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Job search assistance connection to a large employer network of large companies and startups. Average starting salary in the high demand field of web development is over $60,000 a year.

Our Programs

LaGuardia’s Division of Adult and Continuing Education provides students with high-quality web development and network administration classes in these programs:

LaGuardia TechHire - OpenCode

Accelerated training in web development, software development and networking administration to help young adults launch careers in high growth, high demand technology jobs. Scholarships may be available for eligible young adults, aged 17-29. Delivered in partnership with General Assembly, Udacity, Software Guild and Uncubed.com.

LaGuardia TechHire - OpenCode students learn programming fundamentals, product development, and web development to prepare for jobs as front-end web developers. Classes begin in May, 2018. Training will take place at LaGuardia and in General Assembly’s Web Development Immersive program. To see if you are eligible, and to begin the application process, please go to our online application.

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Network Administration

Get training in network administration to give you a competitive edge in the tech industry. Courses include Fundamentals of Network Technology and Network Support Specialist Certificate.

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Open Code

Affordable, high quality web development classes, including instruction in HTML and CSS. Learn More about this program.

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Our Partners

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