Full-Stack Engineering
Full-Time | 9 Months
Specialise as a Backend Engineer
with this 9-month full-stack program.
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For Whom?
Registered unemployed women+ living in Germany.
All Costs Covered By
A Bildungsgutschein (education voucher) from the Agentur für Arbeit or Jobcenter.
Next Class Begins
🚀 6th May 2024
A Full-Stack Engineer
Ready to Tap into In-Demand Roles
- READY FOR A CAREERS AS A
- a Backend engineer
- a Software engineer
- a DevOps engineer
- a Full-Stack developer
- LANGUAGE
- English
- LOCATION
- Germany.
Class will be held online, with possible
in-person days at Axel Springer
offices. - DURATION
- Full-Time
9 Months
40 hours per week
Supporting Women+
to Thrive in New Tech Careers
This program is run in collaboration with engineers and managers from Axel Springer National Media & Tech, which aims to hire from the graduating class into junior roles.
You can also expect the following:
- Hands-on assessments
- Your own mentor from National Media & Tech
- Company-focused skill development
- Interview and networking opportunities
- In-office days and company event invitations at their incredible Berlin headquarters
Dedicated Learning
with Other Women+
The program begins by covering foundational knowledge and skills in software engineering, before advancing to tackle algorithms and full-stack essentials. Our curriculum then focuses on modern backend technologies, allowing you to use TypeScript to explore topics like cloud computing and databases. This program gives you hands-on experience in real-world applications, with a strong emphasis on software architecture and system design. If all of this sounds unfamiliar and scary to you: don’t worry! We’ll teach you everything you need to know.
- Programming 101
- Web Development
- Data Structures
- TypeScript
- SQL & NoSQL
- DevOps
- Microservices
- Agile methods
- Cloud Deployment
- Receive a Macbook: Graduate and keep it!Macbook Incl.
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Course Info
Apply Now: 15 Places Available
What is Needed?
You are living in Germany and registered as unemployed (or soon to be) at the Agentur für Arbeit / Jobcenter
Fluent & fully proficient in English (B2+)
Can commit to Full-Time study from Monday to Friday (09:00 – 18:00)
An interest in web/software development
Motivation to transform your career
High-school education AND 3+ years work experience;
OR
A 2+ year degree or higher OR Completed a coding bootcamp
01.
Apply through our website
Once you apply, we’ll get back to you via email explaining the next steps in the admission process. Our admissions team will get in touch with you to clarify any questions or doubts you might have.
02.
Admission process
Fill out the application form and tell us more about your educational and work background as well as your motivation for the course. You will be asked to upload an audio presentation and your CV. This helps us assess your course suitability and commitment.
03.
Review of your Application
After submitting your questionnaire, we will review it and get back to you. In the case that you’re eligible to join the course, we will schedule a call together and send you the course offer to be forwarded to your advisor for their approval.
04.
Apply for the Bildungsgutschein
This stage requires you to get approval for this course from your advisor at the unemployment agency.
Forward Together
An Inclusive Vision
Axel Springer National Media & Tech has embarked on an ambitious journey to elevate gender equality.
Aiming to redefine the landscape of its tech workforce, the company has set a bold objective to attain an equal representation of women in tech-related roles.
This target is not just a number but a reflection of NMT’s dedication to nurturing an environment where equal opportunities are available to all.
In striving for this balance, the company not only aims to enhance its own corporate culture but also hopes to set a standard in the industry, demonstrating that gender equality is both achievable and beneficial in the tech sector.
FAQs
What is a Bildungsgutschein?
A Bildungsgutschein is an educational voucher issued by either the Agentur für Arbeit or the Jobcenter (German unemployment agencies), it allows you to join a course at a certified educational institution for free.
You can receive a Bildungsgutschein if you are registered as unemployed at the Agentur für Arbeit or at the Jobcenter.
Please note that the educational voucher is not a guaranteed benefit.
What is a Talent Accelerator?
As a potential student, a talent accelerator is an intensive, instructor-led program designed specifically for you. Conducted live online in English, it offers a unique, employer-led curriculum focused on equipping you with both technical and soft skills relevant to Axel Springer National Media & Tech. The program is inclusive, welcoming everyone from underrepresented individuals to seasoned professionals seeking to upgrade their skills.
In this immersive program, you’ll learn from industry experts, engage in hands-on activities, and prepare for certification exams. You’ll have opportunities to network, receive job placement assistance, and get help preparing for interviews. Once you’ve graduated, you’ll continue to receive support through additional learning opportunities to ensure your successful transition into the workforce.
I don’t have any experience in tech, can I join?
Absolutely! You do not require any professional or tech work experience to participate in this course.
However, it would be preferable to have some basic knowledge in tech skills such as HTML, CSS or JavaScript.We do ask for one of the following qualifications:
How does this differ from a coding or career bootcamp?
Our program is not a bootcamp; it’s a fully immersive experience developed in collaboration with top tech employers and their ecosystem.
It’s designed to not just train, but to pave a clear pathway towards employment in the tech industry. You’ll have the chance to interact with hiring managers from Axel Springer National Media & Techand its partners, participate in hiring events, and receive guidance on job applications and interviews.
Upon graduation, you’ll continue to receive support including job placement assistance, making this program a well-rounded, employment-centric solution to your career progression needs.
I don’t have any experience in tech, can I join?
The course is only open to Women+ living in Germany.
Is it possible to join the course in person?
Unfortunately not. The course will take place online, in a live setting with instructors and teaching assistants. During the course some days might take place in person and in Berlin.
Is attendance compulsory?
Yes, attendance is compulsory for the whole duration of the course.
Do you provide a laptop for the course? Can I keep the laptop after the course ends?
Yes – we will send you a MacBook.
If you complete the full program and graduate – you are welcome to keep the laptop.
Do I receive a certificate at the end of the course?
You will receive a StartSteps certificate that states the course content details and the course length.
What additional requirements are there to receive an offer to participate in this course?
Beyond the educational or professional prerequisites, we have the following requirements for prospective students:
- A commitment to seek employment at Axel Springer National Media & Tech upon graduating from the course.
- The ability to confidently convey how your past experience can be an asset in a tech role.
- A high level of motivation to begin a career in tech, underpinned by a growth mindset and a strong dedication to your personal success and future.
These requirements ensure each participant is committed and well-prepared for a successful transition into the tech industry.
Is there a job guarantee? Will I get a job at Axel Springer National Media & Tech?
We don’t provide a job guarantee for this course.
During the course you will have the chance to talk with Axel Springer National Media & Tech’s hiring managers and to go through their hiring process.
It will be possible to apply for internships, graduate roles and junior positions.
Do I need to do a StartSteps Orientation Course (Compass or Tech:Mentor) before beginning this course?
While we recommend it, participating in the orientation courses at StartSteps is not mandatory.
These courses provide a valuable opportunity to explore a variety of skill areas and get a feel for various courses and bootcamps where you could potentially utilise your education voucher.
It’s an excellent preparatory program that can enhance your confidence before embarking on the Axel Springer National Media & Tech course. Not only will you gain an introduction to a range of tech disciplines and soft skills, but it can also serve as a productive use of your time if there’s a gap until the next course commences.
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