Flatiron School Blog
Announcements
Next Chapter: Student FAQs
Will my course change? Your course experience will not be affected. You can expect the exact same Flatiron School experience you’ve been receiving. Rest assured that our focus on providing the best educational experience through our instructors, curriculum, and career services will not change. Flatiron School will continue to operate its campus programs out of […]
Announcements
In Response to Current Events
t's been a difficult couple of months. And while oftentimes adversity can bring out the best in us, over the past few weeks we've had to confront some of the worst.
Career Advice
5 Job Search Tips for Starting a Career as a Coder
Here are some quick job search tips to help you conduct an effective job search and start a new career.
Software Engineering
Flatiron School Students are Using their Skills to Address Problems in the Wake of the Coronavirus
Embracing their newfound ability to make the world a better place through technology, our students used their projects as an opportunity to solve problems in the wake of COVID-19.
Announcements
Flatiron School Partners with NCWIT to Offer Full-Tuition Technical Training to Women in Alabama and Michigan
At Flatiron School, we believe in creating a more diverse, inclusive tech workforce. To date, we’ve done this in a lot of ways, including helping over 1,000 women break into tech through impact-driven diversity initiatives and scholarships. Today, we’re excited to announce our partnership with the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT). They’re […]
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What Does Remote Live Accelerated Learning Look Like at Flatiron School?
Comparing Flatiron School's on-campus and online courses.
Alumni Stories
From TSA Security to Software Engineer
Meet Atlanta Flatiron School Alum and Popmenu Software Engineer, Deka Ambia! During the summer of 6th grade, she stumbled upon coding through an internet forum and fell in love with it. Later in life, she received poor advice that she needed to be proficient in math to take programming classes in college, so she abandoned the […]