Bethel Tech Review

Bethel Tech offers online coding bootcamps in topics like data science, UX/UI design, and web development. Bethel Tech’s biblical foundations set it apart from many other bootcamp providers. Regardless of which technical discipline you choose to study, you’ll also complete the Bethel Kingdom Core Foundations curriculum at the end of your bootcamp experience, which explores Christian teachings and scripture.

Graduates of Bethel Tech bootcamps may be able to transfer up to 27 credits toward their college education at select Christian universities, including Oral Roberts University, Simpson University, and William Jessup University. Most of these schools only grant credits for the full-stack web development bootcamp. However, William Jessup grants credits for all three Bethel Tech bootcamps.

Like many of the best coding bootcamps, Bethel Tech provides career services after graduation to help its students search for employment. A representative from the career services team will request a meeting with a student at least once every 30 days to make sure they are on track.

Bethel Tech expects its graduates to work to create a strong presence on social media, write a strong resume, attend networking events, and apply for jobs that match their qualifications.

This Bethel Tech review provides an overview of all three bootcamps offered by the company and attempts to answer questions you might have about attending a Bethel Tech bootcamp.

Bethel Tech offers bootcamps in full-stack web development, UX/UI design, and data science. All three bootcamps provide over 1,000 hours of skills training in their respective areas, as well as the Kingdom Core Foundations module.

To qualify for admission to Bethel Tech, candidates must have a high school diploma or the equivalent and participate in an interview with a representative from the admissions department. Students under 18 years of age must have a parent’s permission to enroll.

Non-native English speakers must take the TOEFL exam and receive an intermediate level score or higher in each area to qualify for admission.

Bethel Tech coding bootcamp prices range from $12,900-$15,900. Bootcamp payment options include upfront, installments, and loans.

Bethel Tech reports that 85% of its graduates receive offers of employment within 120 days after graduation. It also reports an 80% student retention rate.

In general, student outcomes such as graduation rate, employment rate, and starting salary can be helpful in assessing bootcamp quality and comparing bootcamps. However, since bootcamps may use different methodologies and definitions when reporting their outcomes and there are no legally required universal reporting standards, prospective students should research any outcomes claimed by a bootcamp carefully and reach out to the bootcamp if they have questions.