I am skeptical too of their claim that graduates will be valuable and employment ready as soon as they finish this program. Maybe this is true for the best of

I am skeptical too of their claim that graduates will be valuable and employment ready as soon as they finish this program. Maybe this is true for the best of class but for the rest, I don't think so. The best that they could achieve is that a company would present those exceptional graduates with an apprenticeship offer under a probationary period, roughly 6 months or longer, but with a fast-track path to full employment based on on-the-job performance, but to promise someone that, to the effect, that once you immerse yourself for 12 weeks in our boot camp and then make it and graduate successfully, your productivity will match that of other professional developers who are more experienced or knowledgeable in the field is overly unrealistic and misleading.