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LinkedIn REACH is a registered technical apprenticeship for people from non-traditional backgrounds - bootcamp grads, self-taught developers, career changers and those returning from a career break - with no CS degree or resume required. Apprentices work full-time with pay and benefits across tracks such as software/backend engineering, AI/ML, data science and cybersecurity, with dedicated mentorship and a path to full-time engineering roles.
Field Computer Science Level Certificate / Training Country United States State / Province California Application Deadline Recurring cohorts (applications open periodically) Online Available In person Funding / Award No financial support listed Women-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged
Level Certificate / Training Field Computer Science Country United States Deadline Recurring cohorts (applications open periodically)
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LinkedIn REACH is a registered technical apprenticeship for people from non-traditional backgrounds - bootcamp grads, self-taught developers, career changers and those returning from a career break - with no CS degree or resume required. Apprentices work full-time with pay and benefits across tracks such as software/backend engineering, AI/ML, data science and cybersecurity, with dedicated mentorship and a path to full-time engineering roles.
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