MSIMBO

Msimbo means “code” in Swahili. A twenty (20) week program for displaced, unemployed and underemployed workers interested becoming computer programmers. This programs seeks to address the IT industries’ issue of diversity and skilled workers. ULEM looks to enroll 18 students and provide a stipend for $200/ week.

MSIMBO bootcamp trains talented, low-income individuals to become full-stack web developers and launch a new career. Students are trained in web development, effective business communication, and leadership. We will conduct a 20 weeks of 120 hours coding technology training program and the professional development for ULEM’s MSIMBO program.

The targeted population must:

• Be at least 18 years of age
• Have a high school diploma or GED
• Be committed to completing the program

MSIMBO: ULEM Coding Bootcamp will offer during the 20 weeks, participants are trained in:

• Web Development – Learning to make Web Applications (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, MEAN Stack)
• Financial Literacy – Our Dollars & Sense Training
• National Career Readiness testing and certification
• Resume, Cover Letter & Linkedin Profile Building

Those who successfully complete the program will be eligible for recommendation for employment, internships or apprenticeships with various Tech companies in the area. Throughout the program case management and job placement services are available. Those who are not placed receive job placement assistance from ULEM. Stipend based program.SECTION 30 APPROVED.

For more information visit: http://www.msimbo.org