Which Pittsburgh coding bootcamp is right for you? Search this guide to find out

If you’re trying to break into tech but don’t have the time or funds for a four-year degree, a coding bootcamp might be more your speed. 

Bootcamps have been around for over a decade, evolving with the tech landscape. Many are pitched as fast tracks into high-paying tech roles, often requiring little or no prior experience. But with so many options out there, it can be tough to tell which programs are legit and which ones aren’t.

That’s why Technical.ly created this searchable guide to Pittsburgh-area coding bootcamps. It includes key details like application deadlines, costs, time commitments and other factors to help you choose the right fit.

Most of the programs listed are geared toward adults and require at least a high school diploma. If you’re looking for youth-oriented options, check out STEM Coding Lab, Girls Who Code, Code Galaxy or BootUp PGH at Community Forge. 

While some bootcamps are free, most require a serious dedication. If that doesn’t fit with your full-time job, there are also free online resources where you can start learning the basics at your own pace. 

You might also consider joining local groups like Code & Coffee Pittsburgh, where you can connect with others in the tech community, ask questions and learn in a more casual, supportive environment.

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