I expected something much different. I transitioned into teaching higher education a few years ago and I would love to partner with places to send my students a

I expected something much different. I transitioned into teaching higher education a few years ago and I would love to partner with places to send my students after they complete their two-year associates degree. I think if I bootstrapped people with the basics of breaking down problems, building code, etc, and could then send them to a great apprentiship, that would change the way we view education. But what I see here is a very different than that. Most of my students wouldn't financially apply, let alone make it for skills. Some of the ads even state that people with industry experience wouldn't even make it through the interviews... so this looks at first glance like a way to get some cheap labor from semi-experienced developers. I don't know if that's what I want to see from our industry, and it makes me a little sad.