Are you looking for a new career where you can work on a team to solve problems and be creative? In a report from the Nashville Technolgy Council and MTSU released in the Fall of 2019, software developers were identified as the most in-demand tech workers in Middle Tennessee. And you don't need a degree in computer science to get there.
Nashville Software School offers proven accelerated bootcamps with hands-on experience learning in-demand technologies that local companies need. With your new tech skills and support from our career development team, you will have all the tools you need for a successful job search.
Full-time Web Development
Before NSS: Accounting Coordinator
“Never knew what to expect, but I knew I would learn something amazing every day.”
Part-time Web Development
Before NSS: Stay-at-home Mom
“I chose NSS because of its reputation and nurturing environment. Additionally, it is a huge asset to the Nashville community and offers curriculum with the latest technology.”
Full-time Web Development
Before NSS: Songwriter/Musician
“I wanted to find something that required similar creative thought and teamwork. What I found was a new passion.”
Part-time Web Development
Before NSS: Food Service & Graphic Design
“[NSS] was the best thing that happened to me. Everyone was in the same boat – working full-time, school at night. We had more time with the material. We were able to marinate on what we were learning.”
Full-time Web Development
Before NSS: Professional Organizer
“I was looking for a new career and NSS came highly recommended as the best choice when starting a software development career.”
Full-time Web Development
Before NSS: Graphic Design/Motion Graphics
“It wasn't until I decided to pursue additional education through Nashville Software School that I discovered just how much I enjoyed the ‘puzzle solving’ aspect of writing code.”
Dr. Teresa Vasquez was a part of Web Development Cohort 21, a six month, full-time, full stack bootcamp. She graduated in January 2018. She shares her about experience at NSS, being Black in tech, and the NSS alumni community.
Isabel Ramos shares why she's glad she invested in herself, the challenges of working while attending bootcamp part-time, and the helpfulness of the NSS community. Isabel was a part of Web Development Evening Cohort 5, a twelve month, part-time, full stack bootcamp. She graduated in January 2018.
Nashville Software School is authorized by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. This authorization must be renewed each year and is based on an evaluation by minimum standards concerning quality of education, ethical business practices, health and safety, and fiscal responsibility.
