WP Code Camp
Enter a vibecoder. Exit a software engineer.
Build on your vibecoding skills and learn what you need to get a high-paying tech job in this 24-week intensive bootcamp!
$133,358
Average software developer salary in Los Angeles area.
– Glassdoor.com
43%
More than 1/3 of every website on the planet is built on WordPress, and that number is growing.
—W3Techs.com
3x
The demand for software engineers and web developers is growing almost three times faster than the average for all other professions.
—Bureau of Labor Statistics
Why you should apply
While the demand for low-level "developers" is shrinking thanks to AI coding tools, the demand for more sophisticated software engineers is booming! And the supply of skilled technicians isn't keeping up. That means you have a unique opportunity to land a great job with less experience by doing the work that the AI robots cannot do! And these jobs pay great: The average software developer salary in the L.A. area is $133,358, according to Glassdoor.com.
Program Details
The program aims to take amateur vibe coders and computer science students and give them the real world experience in the latest tools and technologies that will land them a job in the well paying field of technology. The program takes place online from 7–10 p.m. two days a week in addition to your independent work, which is expected to take 20 hours a week. Our course covers:
Week 1: Software Engineering Fundamentals, Git, GitHub, AI-Assisted Development
Week 2: UX/UI Design, Figma, Design Systems, Accessibility
Week 3: HTML5, CSS3, Responsive Design, Tailwind CSS
Week 4: JavaScript (ES2026), TypeScript
Week 5: Python Fundamentals
Week 6: Object-Oriented Programming, Design Patterns, Clean Code
Week 7: React Fundamentals
Week 8: Advanced React, Routing, State Management
Week 9: React Native
Week 10: Databases (SQL, PostgreSQL), Database Design
Week 11: Backend Development with FastAPI
Week 12: REST APIs, Authentication (JWT/OAuth), API Design
Week 13: Testing (Unit, Integration, End-to-End), Test-Driven Development
Week 14: Docker, Containers, Local Development Environments
Week 15: Cloud Fundamentals (AWS), Storage, Compute, Networking
Week 16: CI/CD, GitHub Actions, Deployment Pipelines
Week 17: System Design, Software Architecture, Microservices
Week 18: AI Engineering, LLM APIs, Prompt Engineering, RAG
Week 19: Vector Databases, AI Agents, MCP, Workflow Automation
Week 20: Performance Optimization, Security, Observability
Week 21: Agile Development, Scrum, Jira, Professional Team Workflow
Week 22: Capstone Project Sprint I
Week 23: Capstone Project Sprint II
Week 24: Portfolio Polish, Technical Interview Preparation, Resume, LinkedIn, Job Search Strategy
Who we are
Behind the scenes, we're a mix of software engineers and educators building new hands-on methods to help you rewire your brain and build STEM skills faster.
Rhiannon Little
CEO
Peter Surowski
Curriculum Director
Student Success Manager
John McLelland
Application process
Anybody can apply for WP Code Camp, but sadly, not everyone will be accepted. This is for two reasons. First, we anticipate receiving more applications than we have seats available. Second, we want to admit only those who will flourish in the program. To do that, you'll need a few pertinent skills.
Tuition & Payment Options
We have three tuition tiers and payment plans available.
- Pay $1,485 to secure your spot in the camp. Then you agree to pay 30% of your pay for the first year of your employment once you find a job in the tech sector.
- Pay $1,300 a month for the six month duration of the course ($7,800 total)
- Pay $5,845 paid in full before the class begins (25% discount form payment plan #2)
