Learn to code at Computing for All
Computing for All offers a Full Stack Web & Software Development Tech Career Bridge program (formerly Pre-Apprenticeship) for Washington state students.
To qualify, you must be:
A Washington state resident
Between 16 and 24 years old
In need of financial assistance
Full Stack Web &
Software Development
Learn to code, build professional job skills, and network with employers in our Tech Career Bridge program.
- Live, online, instructor-lead classes
- Free for qualified students, or join an associated earn-to-learn program
- 5 courses offered per year, 6 courses required to complete
- Tuesday & Thursday afternoons during Fall, Winter, and Spring; daily classes in summer
Your Career Bridge
Tech Career Bridge is a training program to provide you with the technical and professional skills to qualify for industry internships, and entry level jobs.
Industry-aligned Coding Instruction
Professional Skills Development
Industry Mentorship & Networking
Competitive Candidate
Program Benefits
Portfolio Creation
Our curriculum is project-based. This means you’ll be coding functional web applications as you learn. You’ll also be using professional software, versioning, and design tools. Upon completion of the program, you should have a portfolio of projects to show to potential employers.
Certification
Our curriculum will prepare you to complete industry certification tests such as those offered by Microsoft and other companies. You may also earn college credit.
Job Skills
The Pre-Apprenticeship pathway teaches both technical and job skills, including resume, portfolio, and interview preparation. You’ll learn to use professional project management tools, practice teamwork, and leadership skills.
Mentorship
You will meet professionals from Seattle area tech companies who volunteer as guest speakers or coaches. Some employer mentors work directly with students, creating, assigning, and reviewing completed projects.
Career Navigation
Throughout the program, CFA will help guide your next steps, should you wish to pursue an internship, a formal tech apprenticeship, or entry into a post secondary education. After graduating from the Pre-Apprenticeship Program we will follow up with you to further support you on your career path.
Program Details
- Live, online instruction in a virtual classroom, led by industry-experienced instructors
- Free for qualified students
- Connected with Seattle earn-to-learn programs
- Advanced placement tests for students with prior programming experience
- Some assistance available for computer equipment
Schedule
*Pre-Apprenticehsip programs are not just classes, but formal preparation for an industry apprenticeship.
Make sure you can meet the time commitments before applying.
Fall, Winter, and Spring (school year) quarters:
- 8 weeks
- 2 classes per week: Tuesdays & Thursdays
- 2.75 hours per class, 4PM – 6:45PM
Summer quarter (2 courses):
- 7-8 weeks
- 4 classes per week: Monday-Thursday
- 5 hours per class, Noon-5pm
Upcoming Quarters
Spring 2026: March 24 – May 19
Summer 2026: July 1 – August 13
Curriculum
Level 1
Intro to Computer Programming with Python
Learn the basics of computer programming with Python. By the end of the quarter, students work in teams to design and code a Python game.
Level 2
Web Development 1: HTML & CSS
Learn to code a website, and explore the basics of user interface design.
Level 3
Web Development 2: JavaScript
Learn the programming language of the web while continuing to advance your HTML and CSS skills.
Level 4
Frontend Web Development
Advance your understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript while creating interactive websites with functional forms, and API-generated content.
Level 5
Backend Web Development
Use Python and JavaScript for server side programs for dynamic content generation and learn SQL and no-SQL database management.
Level 6
Full Stack Web Development
Use server side Node JS and frontend framework React JS (MERN stack) to create a modern, full stack web application.
Level 7: The Last Mile (Optional)
Industry-Mentored Full Stack Web Development
Build a full stack application directed under the tutelage of one of our Employer Partners or an industry volunteer. Network and add to your portfolio.
Ready to apply?
Tech Career Bridge Requirements
To qualify you must be:
A Washington state resident
Between 16 and 24 years old
In need of financial assistance
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