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Those prices are too high. I dont think anyone has these amounts lying around unless they already have good jobs (and hence do not need this). These programs sh
by timwaagh 9y ago
Those prices are too high. I dont think anyone has these amounts lying around unless they already have good jobs (and hence do not need this). These programs should compromise on immersion and cost about $2000 for three months.
- wishinghand 9y agoI don't think someone able to teach the basics of programming would want to settle for $6,666.67 a month(assuming a class size of ten). That's also assuming they had no gaps or dropouts between classes. Sure, in your example it's no longer immersive but: 1. Immersion is what gets even the weaker programmers through. Non-immersion will drop the placement rate greatly. 2. There's still a lot of prep work so the teacher will still basically be a full time teacher. And that's assuming a one person operation. They'll need someone for advertising, outreach to local companies, and their own technical needs.