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Prework Module 1: Responsive design with HTML, CSS and JavaScript Module 2: The Back-end Module 3: The Front-end We currently don't offer this course in this campus. Check out other campuses or courses! Covid-19 update 
Scholarship for women 01 02 03 04 05 Jan Redmann Course Information Monday to Friday Home to innovationBerlin, the startup capital of Europe, is home to 67% of all German startups. Among these are many fresh companies that are already making major impacts on the local and global markets, including Zalando, Rocket Internet, N26, HelloFresh, MoBerries, HomeToGo, Babbel and more. Positive outlook“Silicon Allee” is showing no signs of slowing down. Berlin startups are estimated by McKinsey to generate over 100,000 jobs by 2020. Ready to disruptBerlin has become a major hub for web development conferences. In addition to Disrupt Berlin, Lean Startup Summit and the Noah Conference, there’s the developers’ conference "React Day Berlin" – a two-track conference for over 800 JavaScript engineers who all share the same passion for working with the React technology stack. Supportive governmentBerlin doesn’t have much traditional industry, so the government has been helping the tech scene everywhere they can. The mayor has even said they’re eyeing potential locations for developing new startup hubs. These would join the many that already exist, including Betahaus, Techspace, Factory Berlin and Mindspace. 
Germany’s capital city is also its most influential both in terms of culture and commerce. A world city of media, science, and politics; Berlin’s economy is based on high-tech firms and the service sector. Berlin offers a much lower cost of living than other European cities, which has brought hundreds of startups and established companies. And along with these companies have come tens of thousands of young workers, dreamers and entrepreneurs. Europe’s biggest tech hub is teaming with fresh faces from the world over, and you can join them! Study and work toward your new future in the heart of Berlin. Then step out your door into a unique mix of modern culture and history, a deeply inclusive international community, and perhaps the most famous nightlife in the world. All this at your fingertips while you study and work toward a new future.
Learn Web Development in Berlin
Become a Full-Stack web developer at Ironhack Berlin in nine weeks (full-time) or 24 weeks (part-time).
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Develop the skills you need to launch a fulfilling career in Web Development with our 24-week part-time course or our fulltime nine-week bootcamp.
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9 weeks7.500 €Mon to Fri9:00 - 18:00
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What you will learn during the Web Development bootcamp in Berlin
In just 50 hours, our platform’s prep materials will guide you through the fundamentals of programming with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Set up your web development environment on your computer, and learn to easily communicate with our expert teacher’s assistants via email or Slack. Once you’ve finished the prework you will have:
1. developed the skills to fully take advantage of your bootcamp
2. been introduced to the Ironhack Berlin community and team and
3. constructed an optimized mindset.
Then you’ll be perfectly prepared to thrive in our fast-paced Berlin campus!
In the first two weeks of Module 1 at Ironhack Berlin, you will learn the foundations of web development, though JavaScript will be your primary focus above all else.
Topics include:
- HTML and CSS basics.
- Responsive web design using Flexbox and Bootstrap and JS basics.
- Core concepts of object-oriented programming, DOM manipulation and version control.
The third week in Berlin will be devoted to your first project: coding a game of your choosing with JavaScript. Recreate your favorite childhood game, or develop your own original one – it’s up to you!
In your fourth and fifth weeks at Ironhack Berlin, Module 2 will send you diving into the back-end to become a Full-Stack MERN developer. Learn how to create a server and discover the intricacies of data modeling.
Topics include:
- NodeJS
- ExpressJS
- Handlebars
- MongoDB, a non-relational database
- Mongoose, an object data modeling library that provides a rigorous modeling environment for your data.
The Module 2 project begins in Week 6. You will combine all of the technologies you’ve learned here in Berlin to create a Full-Stack web application. In order to make the process more fun and practical, you will complete the project in pairs, as tech companies commonly utilize pair programming.
The final module will crack open the Front-end in weeks 7 and 8. You will begin to master technologies that are relied upon by the biggest tech companies in Berlin and around the world.
Topics include:
- ReactJS, one of the most widely used Front-end frameworks.
- Single Page Apps (SPA)
- Component-based frameworks
And finally, in week 9, crystalize everything you’ve learned with the final project of the bootcamp: create a Full-Stack application incorporating your Back-end knowledge, and on the Front-end create a SPA by utilizing ReactJS. Companies know that Full-Stack applications are just what the world needs today, so building your own will give you a head start when job-hunting.
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Deposit
Our courses fill up fast. Secure your spot at Ironhack by making an advance deposit when you are accepted into the program. Deposit amount: 750€Our financing options at Ironhack Berlin
Do you need help with the payment? Our financing options help you find the support you need so you can focus on your career and developing new skills.
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Quotanda is a lending as a service (LaaS) platform that helps schools, banks and organizations manage affordable student financing programs globally. For Ironhackers, financing through Quotanda means start paying at 0% APR once you've started your course (payment extension to either 12 or 18 months).
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Income Share Agreements
During your studies, CHANCEN eG takes care of your full tuition fee (incl. deposit). With the help of the income share agreement you do not pay anything until you landed your dream tech job. When you graduate and start working, income based repayments are made to CHANCEN eG over a 5 year period. Should your annual income be less than 21,000 Euros, repayments are not required. Your repayment is then shifted to a period when you earn above the minimum income threshold. Available only for people from the following Nationalities who are currently residing in Germany: European Union Citizens, Lichtenstein, Switzerland, Norway, UK, Iceland, Monaco, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Israel.
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Loans for Dutch Residents. Maximum loan amount is €10,000. Penalty-free early repayment is always possible. Current applicable interest rate is 12.9%. Loans are extended for 12, 24 or 36 months. Monthly repayments, for example: €5,000 over 3 years (monthly payment is €166) or €7,500 over 3 years (monthly payment is €250)
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The tech community suffers from a gender gap, which is why we are proud to promote women in tech with an upfront scholarship of 10% off for any of our Web Development and Data Analytics courses.
Application process for the Web Development courses in Berlin
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Apply to the course that is best for you.Personal interview
Our admissions team at Ironhack will contact you to schedule a personal interview and make sure that we can help you meet your goals in .Technical assessment
After the personal interview, you will need to pass a technical assessment to show that you are ready for our fast-paced learning environment.Deposit and prework
Once you have completed the technical assessment and paid the deposit, you will be granted access to the prework. The prework is fundamental to the program, and you must complete it before starting the course in .The course begins
Once you have completed the prework for at Ironhack , you will be ready to begin learning!Web Development Instructors at Ironhack Berlin
After playing Poker professionally for some years Jan made a career change and got into software development. He is a certified Computer Scientist for Application Development in Germany and worked as a Fullstack- and Backenddeveloper for startups and as a Freelancer. He loves solving problems with code and explaining difficult concepts.
A typical day at Ironhack Berlin
In the course-web-dev-campus bootcamp you will study from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The schedule may be subject to changes depending on the chosen campus.
9:00
Start your day energizedGet yourself a coffee to kick-start your day. We’ll begin by reviewing and discussing yesterday’s exercises.
9:30
Lecture block 1Following the initial review, the first block of lectures will begin. Time to learn something new! During the project weeks, you will practice daily standups by talking about your project.
11:30
Pair programming and project codingEvery week you will be briefed on a project that you will then develop in small groups. During these projects, you will focus on coding and applying the concepts you learned in the previous lectures.
13:00
LunchTime for a well-earned break! Ironhack is centrally located, so you’ll always find something interesting and delicious to eat.
14:00
Lecture block 2During afternoon lectures, you will build upon what you’ve learned with even more skills and techniques.
16:00
Individual projectWe will ask you to find an existing app that you want to improve, and you will apply the concepts learned during the lectures to do so. Then you will present your conclusions – an essential skill when developing projects and sharing them with others.
18:00
After-course eventsWhen the day has ended, immerse yourself in meetups, networking sessions and workshops, or stick around with your peers to catch up on classwork.
Why should you study Web Development in Berlin
Projects built by students
KittyBus, a public transportation chatbot
Ignacio Moreno, web development, part-timeWith a background as an aerospace engineer, after Ironhack Ignacio is now working with Geoblink as a software engineer. During his time at Ironhack, he created a chatbot called KittyBus that provides users with real-time information about public transportation.
Reyes del Chollo, the place to discover discounts
Adrian del Arco, web developmentWith more than 35,000 users daily, Adrian’s Ironhack project Reyes del Chollo helps many people find big discounts on everyday products.
What sets Berlin apart?
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