Flatiron School Blog
Career Advice
Why Power Home Remodeling Trains Their Own Entry-Level Developers
When students come to Flatiron School, our goal is much bigger than teaching new skills and equipping them to launch their tech careers. We aim to inspire lifelong learners, whose curiosity and love of learning stays with them long after graduation day. There’s no better example of that than Garett Arrowood, a 2015 Flatiron School […]
Career Advice
How to Ace a Virtual Interview
Our friends at Justworks break down some of the critical things to know on how to do well on a virtual interview.
Announcements
Flatiron School acquisition by Carrick Capital Partners closes
Announces initiative to increase diversity in tech NEW YORK, August 4, 2020 — Carrick Capital Partners (“Carrick”), an investment firm focused on software and software-enabled businesses, yesterday closed its acquisition of Flatiron School (“Flatiron”), a global institution that trains students in 21st-century skills like software engineering, data science and UX/UI design. The news follows Flatiron’s […]
Alumni Stories
The NexTech 100 Scholarship Helped These 4 Students Change Their Futures Forever
Here are just a few of our scholarship recipients and #flatirongrads who are shaping the future of tech.
Alumni Stories
From Archaeological Digs to Mining Data: Jenny Kreiger’s Story
After completing a doctorate in classical art and archaeology, Jenny traded in her dig shovel for a laptop and enrolled in Flatiron School's Data Science course. Now, she's pursuing her true passion for discovering the answers that are unearthed in data.
Announcements
Announcing The John Stanley Ford Fellowship
Today we are launching the John Stanley Ford Fellowship to support the advancement of Black tech professionals by creating long-lasting change.
Announcements
The John Stanley Ford Fellowship: A Step Forward as We Strive for Racial Equity and Equal Opportunities in Tech
Our newly launched John Stanley Ford Fellowship, which offers apprenticeships to Black graduates, is only one aspect of the work needed to effect meaningful and long-lasting advancement of Black tech professionals.