Constructor Academy opens a new training location in Munich
by Claudia Boker
Constructor Academy will open its first German training location in Munich on August 1, 2022. Having made a name for itself in Switzerland, Constructor Academy GmbH, which specializes in Full stack development and data science boot camps, will now offer this successful concept locally in Munich.
"The greater Munich area seems like an ideal location for our second academy location, as the most innovative and progressive IT companies in Germany are located here in the Isar Valley," says Constructor Academy CEO, Laurent Meyer.
"We are so grateful to have Katharina Fürst joining our team as the designated city manager. She has many years of experience in the tech industry and will be a great asset in establishing our location there."
The demand for competent programmers has grown faster than the supply in recent years. Coding-boot camps were created in order to close this gap more quickly. Full-time (12 weeks) or part-time (22 weeks) boot camps train motivated students to become full-stack programmers or data scientists. The curriculum is based on the latest technologies - which are taught by instructors with practical experience. During the final weeks of the program, this knowledge is applied to real company projects, giving students valuable hands-on experience, which they can use in their future careers.
"We are thrilled to offer these programs on-site in Munich and in-person, giving students the opportunity to learn together and have fun doing so. The best part is that they are able to get reputable jobs at good companies after successfully completing the program. For enterprises, it is an excellent opportunity within a short period of time to gain competitive advantage - by increasing the number of well-trained and motivated employees,” raves Katharina Fürst, Constructor Academy City Manager in Munich.
The Constructor Academy's offer is aimed at motivated career changers, university graduates as well as interested entrepreneurs or founders. The Constructor Academy's offering is aimed at motivated career changers, university graduates as well as interested entrepreneurs or founders. The Full-Stack Developer and the Data Science boot camps are AZAV certified and are both considered to be vocational training in Germany. The first on-site courses will be offered as early as November 2022 and the demand is already rapidly growing.
Headquartered in Zurich, Constructor Academy fills the need for IT experts in the industry and offers new career opportunities to candidates from diverse backgrounds. Thanks to its programs in Full-Stack Development and Data Science, Constructor Academy has become the undisputed leader in professional programming education in Switzerland, with over 700 graduates working in companies such as Google, Swiss, Novartis, Migros, Axpo, EY and others.
Constructor Academy is part of the Schaffhausen Institute of Technology, an international Swiss education and research institution founded by entrepreneurs and led by world-class scientists. SIT addresses global challenges through science, technology and education. This flagship project relies on a network of industry and other partners, including the world's best universities and leading computer scientists, physics scientists and economist
"The greater Munich area seems like an ideal location for our second academy location, as the most innovative and progressive IT companies in Germany are located here in the Isar Valley," says Constructor Academy CEO, Laurent Meyer.
"We are so grateful to have Katharina Fürst joining our team as the designated city manager. She has many years of experience in the tech industry and will be a great asset in establishing our location there."
The demand for competent programmers has grown faster than the supply in recent years. Coding-boot camps were created in order to close this gap more quickly. Full-time (12 weeks) or part-time (22 weeks) boot camps train motivated students to become full-stack programmers or data scientists. The curriculum is based on the latest technologies - which are taught by instructors with practical experience. During the final weeks of the program, this knowledge is applied to real company projects, giving students valuable hands-on experience, which they can use in their future careers.
"We are thrilled to offer these programs on-site in Munich and in-person, giving students the opportunity to learn together and have fun doing so. The best part is that they are able to get reputable jobs at good companies after successfully completing the program. For enterprises, it is an excellent opportunity within a short period of time to gain competitive advantage - by increasing the number of well-trained and motivated employees,” raves Katharina Fürst, Constructor Academy City Manager in Munich.
The Constructor Academy's offer is aimed at motivated career changers, university graduates as well as interested entrepreneurs or founders. The Constructor Academy's offering is aimed at motivated career changers, university graduates as well as interested entrepreneurs or founders. The Full-Stack Developer and the Data Science boot camps are AZAV certified and are both considered to be vocational training in Germany. The first on-site courses will be offered as early as November 2022 and the demand is already rapidly growing.
About Constructor Academy
Headquartered in Zurich, Constructor Academy fills the need for IT experts in the industry and offers new career opportunities to candidates from diverse backgrounds. Thanks to its programs in Full-Stack Development and Data Science, Constructor Academy has become the undisputed leader in professional programming education in Switzerland, with over 700 graduates working in companies such as Google, Swiss, Novartis, Migros, Axpo, EY and others.
Constructor Academy is part of the Schaffhausen Institute of Technology, an international Swiss education and research institution founded by entrepreneurs and led by world-class scientists. SIT addresses global challenges through science, technology and education. This flagship project relies on a network of industry and other partners, including the world's best universities and leading computer scientists, physics scientists and economist
