Operating since 2016

Keep Your Job. Build a Tech Career.

Live, instructor-led tech training for working adults.

You don't need to quit your job to move into tech. Skillspire gives you a structured, instructor-led learning experience built around a working professional's schedule.

Mon–Thu Evenings + Saturdays
18 Hours per week
4–5 Months
$6,500 Tuition
Stage 1: Breaking the Traditional Bootcamp Trap

You Shouldn't Have to Choose Between Your Paycheck and Your Career.

Maybe you've been thinking about a career change for years. You know you need new technical skills. You may even know exactly which direction you want to go.

But there's a problem: You still have a job.

Quitting for a full-time bootcamp isn't realistic for most working adults. And spending months watching recorded lessons after work isn't always enough to keep you accountable or get you through the hard parts.

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Stage 2: A Path Defined by Your Goals and Schedule

Structured for Your Life

Skillspire is the middle ground you've been seeking. We provide a serious, structured tech program that fits around your existing life.

You keep working. You keep earning. And you learn alongside instructors and other students who are doing the same thing. This isn’t a collection of videos—it’s a live training experience designed for action.

Serious, Structured Tech Training

Everything you need to move from thinking to building.

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The Financial Reality Check

Here's the comparison most bootcamp ads leave out. A full-time immersive program costs tuition plus the income you lose while stepping away from work.

Example Scenario ($70,000 Annual Salary):

3 Months Lost Income
$17,500
Full-Time Tuition
~$16,000
Total Immersive Cost
~$33,500

With Skillspire: $6,500 tuition + your uninterrupted paycheck. You don't have to stop earning while learning.

Comparison Metric Full-Time Immersive Skillspire
Tuition~$16,000+$6,500
Work while studyingUsually difficultYes
Lost incomePotentially significant$0 from leaving work
ScheduleIntensive weekdaysEvenings + Saturdays
Instructor-ledYesYes
Cohort-basedYesYes
Career transitionRequires time away from workBuilt around your current job

Example uses a $70,000 annual salary and a three-month period away from work. Individual results and program schedules vary.

Stage 3: Deep Immersion, Not Passive Learning

What You're Actually Getting for $6,500 Tuition.

Real instructors. A real cohort. Hands-on projects. This isn't a passive collection of videos you're expected to navigate alone.

18 hours every week: Monday through Thursday evenings plus Saturdays. You know when class happens and what is expected of you.
Live instructors: Ask a real instructor when you’re stuck and get clear explanations, not another video to watch.
A real cohort: Work alongside other students, collaborate, and build through the program together.
Hands-on learning: Practice concepts through real projects, not just watching someone write code.
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Compare the learning experience.

There are cheaper ways to learn, like self-paced courses, but the cheapest option isn't always the easiest one to finish. We focus on accountability and defined structure.

Feature Skillspire General Assembly Le Wagon Self-Paced Programs
Live instructorYesYesYesVaries
CohortYesYesYesUsually no
Built around working adultsYesYesYesYes
Structured scheduleYesYesYesNo
18 hrs/weekYesVariesVariesNo
Evening + Saturday formatYesVariesNights/weekendsAnytime
In-person optionYesVariesVariesUsually no
Skillspire tuition$6,500~$16,450*Varies by locationVaries

*Competitor pricing and program structures change by location and intake. Verify current pricing before publishing a comparison claim.

Built for People Ready for Action

This program is designed specifically for you if:

You're working full-time: You can't afford to disappear from the workforce for months.
You're ready for a career change: You've decided your current path isn't where you want to stay.
You're willing to invest in yourself: You don't need someone else to pay tuition before taking action.
You learn better with structure: You want live deadlines, instructors, and classmates—not an empty dashboard of videos.
You're serious about tech: You're prepared to dedicate approximately 18 hours per week.

What You Don't Have to Do

Skillspire handles the heavy lifting so you can focus on skills:

You don't have to quit your job: Keep your paycheck while you train.
You don't have to wait for funding: A clear, accessible self-funded path.
You don't have to wait for approval: Move forward on your own timeline without employer reimbursement bottlenecks.
You don't have to learn alone: Instructors and cohort peers work through the material together.
You don't have to spend $15,000+: Get structured, live training for $6,500.

We've been doing this since 2016.

Skillspire isn't a new online course that appeared last year. We've been training students since 2016 with programs built around real instructors, real cohorts, and career-focused technical training.

And our model goes beyond simply collecting tuition. We maintain relationships with employers and staffing organizations and give students access to Talent Hub, our employer-facing showcase.

We work with organizations including Military Hiring Accelerator, Apex Systems, and Fortuna. Technical training shouldn't end when you receive a certificate—the goal is to help you become someone employers can actually evaluate.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Do I have to quit my job?

No. The program is specifically structured for working adults, with classes scheduled Monday through Thursday evenings plus Saturdays.

How many hours per week should I expect?

Approximately 18 hours per week.

How long is the program?

Approximately four to five months, depending on the program.

Is this self-paced?

No. Skillspire is a live, instructor-led cohort program. You'll have a defined schedule and work alongside other students.

How much does it cost?

Tuition is $6,500.

Do I need previous tech experience?

Requirements vary by program. Speak with an admissions advisor to determine which program is appropriate for your background.

Is the training online or in person?

Program availability varies. Skillspire offers remote training and an in-person option for select programs/cohorts.

Is there financial assistance?

This program is designed for students who are prepared to self-fund their training. If you have access to employer tuition reimbursement or another education benefit, ask our admissions team how you may be able to use it.

Does Skillspire guarantee a job?

No responsible school should promise that every graduate will receive a job. What Skillspire can provide is structured technical training, career preparation, employer-facing opportunities and support designed to help you compete for tech roles.

The Final Step: Book an Appointment to Discuss Your Future

If You’re Ready to Invest in Your Future, Let’s Talk.

18 hours a week
4–5 months
Mon–Thu Eve + Sat
$6,500

No quitting your job. No waiting for funding. No trying to teach yourself from scratch. Just a structured path, real instructors, and a cohort moving forward with you.

Skillspire has operated since 2016. Program schedules, availability, curriculum and admissions requirements vary by program and cohort.