Flatiron School Unveils Programs to Support Students Who Need More Day-to-Day Flexibility
Flatiron School announces a new way to learn with the launch of flexible learning schedules.
Flatiron School announces a new way to learn with the launch of flexible learning schedules.
Students at Flatiron School are career changers, often starting a bootcamp program around their already-busy schedule or job. Others want to get in and out as quickly as possible so they can start their new careers. That’s why Flatiron School’s new Live and Flex programs are built with flexibility in mind, allowing students the freedom to choose the schedule that fits their lifestyle.
Flatiron School’s new Live and Flex programs teach the same curriculum and include access to instructors and 1:1 career coaching, but now students have more choices regarding the daily schedule and flexibility. The Live program is considered full-time, and the Flex program offers more flexibility in the daily schedule.
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The Live program is a full-time program.
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The Live program is 12–15 weeks long, depending on the area of focus.
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9 hours/day, Monday to Friday, including lunch and breaks.
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Students primarily learn in a live lecture format, and will do both group and solo projects.
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Includes campus access and online access.
The Flex program allows students to select a pace and schedule that fits their busy lifestyle.
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The Flex program can be completed in 20, 40, or 60 weeks. And students can change the pace at any point to fit the unique needs of their schedule.
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Students primarily work on their own schedule, and will complete solo labs and projects.
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The Flex program includes recorded lectures, and students will have the option of attending a “live” lecture, if available.
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Students have access to individual meetings with an instructor or cohort lead.
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Includes campus access and online access.
The first courses launching the Live & Flex options are Software Engineering, Data Science, and Cybersecurity Analytics.
Disclaimer: The information in this blog is current as of May 10, 2021. Current policies, offerings, procedures, and programs may differ.
