The Ironhack Blog

Studying Ironhack’s bootcamp is a challenge, a life change and a unique experience. The bonds that are created during the three or six month programs with your classmates are built forever. 

At Ironhack, we have met many people that have been “stuck” in life trying to navigate their career. The truth is, it’s not easy to do it alone. The great thing about tech is that it doesn't matter what your background is.  In our classes, we’ve seen anyone from hospitality workers and gig workers to computer science majors join Ironhack and succeed. If you think you’re in need of a career boost or career change, here are five ways for you to know that it’s time for a new career. 

The field of Cyber Security is very broad and even more so; it’s filled with buzzwords, which makes it sometimes hard to follow along and even harder to find your way to get started in Cyber Security. That’s why we’ve selected a few buzzwords that you might come across while navigating the Cyber landscape. They sound impressive, but what do they really mean? 

Our courses are officially certified and can be fully financed with the German Bildungsgutschein (educational voucher). Your future is worth more than a course fee, so financial resources shouldn't get in the way of your ambitions.

The responsibilities of a data analyst vary drastically from business to business. Unlike careers in medicine or accounting, there are no state or national licenses that a data analyst can obtain to prove their qualifications. It can be really difficult to get a solid understanding of what it is that a data analyst does day to day. We’ll help you understand the kinds of questions a data analyst answers, the tools they use, and show you how you can break into an exciting career as a data analyst. The demand for data analysts is growing rapidly as companies look to leverage their vast data sets to gain a competitive advantage. There is no better time to learn more about data analytics.

We all know how fun and efficient it can be to work on an Apple computer where you can prototype graphical interfaces, do data analysis, develop web applications, and even run database servers with your own equipment.