Boulder software developers look to grow apprenticeship program
BOULDER — A software development company is looking to close the talent gap in coding through a program to create more diverse developers.
Techtonic Group Inc. is a software development firm, but over the past four years it has created an apprenticeship curriculum to train more people in coding and engineering. Unlike a boot camp, which requires students to pay around $20,000 to be trained over six months, Techtonic has developed an exclusive course where students are paid to learn.
Heather Terenzio, CEO of Techtonic Group and creator of the program, said…
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