John Wark
John started programming professionally at age 19. After a long and multifarious career in technology, he founded NSS in 2012. He believed that Nashville's technology talent shortage would never be solved by trying to import experienced developers from other cities or by waiting for colleges and universities to start graduating enough students and/or appropriately trained students. He also had faith that Nashville had an ample supply of motivated adults with latent aptitude who, if offered a chance, would eagerly pursue a career in technology.
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The iOS Development Fast Track course will be rescheduled
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Nearly 100 recruiters, alumni, and community partners met graduates from Cohort 10 and Evening Cohort 1 at Tuesday's Demo Day, which culminates the six-month day program and yearlong evening program. Get to know these graduates.
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Don't miss out on our UI and UX professional development course.
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You're invited to meet Nashville's newest software developers. Need to hire a developer? Whether you need a front-end engineer, server-side developer or full-stack engineer, come meet 35+ great candidates.
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Nashville Software School’s mission is to expand the technology workforce in middle Tennessee by providing motivated individuals with access to a career in software development through training, mentorship and apprenticeship. As the only registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit coding camp in the Southeast, Nashville Software School has delivered on its promise to create a pipeline of software engineering talent into a tech community that greatly needs it.
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Help us show some 4th, 5th and 6th graders what code is all about! Nashville Software School is a co-sponsor of a free Youth Hack-a-thon with RePublic Schools.
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We love what we do — helping people build their skills for a career in technology. And we’re glad to do it in a city with a rapidly-growing technology market that, according to The Tennessean, is the 12th-best for STEM workers. Read the articles from The Tennessean and Washington Post that mention NSS.
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On Tuesday, graduates from our 6th cohort demonstrated their capstone projects to potential employers. Bryan Finlayson, a student from our newest cohort, shared what he learned as he visited with each student, as well as what employers are looking for from graduates.
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Learn Swift and Objective-C while working alone, in pairs, and on teams to build real apps starting from day one, and leave with a completed capstone project. From mobile design to submitting to the App Store, you’ll learn everything you need to know to build and launch iOS applications.
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Nashville Software School will introduce its most recent graduates to the Nashville technology community on Tuesday, January 13. Students will present their capstone projects in a “science fair” format that allows attendees to meet with new developers.
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