Nucamp, Inc. 12707 NE 30th St, Bellevue, WA 98008

1-800-313-8350 Volume #2

SCHOOL CATALOG

Table of Contents

FOR THE STUDENTS: ................................................................................................................................................. 4

MISSION STATEMENT ............................................................................................................................................... 4

HISTORY.................................................................................................................................................................... 4

OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, AND TRUSTEES ..................................................................................................................... 5

SCHOOL CALENDAR, CLASS SCHEDULES, AND PROGRAM STARTING DATES .............................................................. 6

GENERAL SCHEDULE STRUCTURE .......................................................................................................................................... 6 SCHEDULE STRUCTURE FOR THE 3 TYPES OF BOOTCAMPS .......................................................................................................... 6 HOLIDAYS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6 STUDENT CONTACT HOURS ................................................................................................................................................. 6 2020 SCHEDULE............................................................................................................................................................... 7 2021 SCHEDULE............................................................................................................................................................... 7

FACILITIES ................................................................................................................................................................. 8

STUDENT REQUIRED EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................................................. 9

TEACHER-STUDENT RATIO ........................................................................................................................................ 9

ENTRANCE – ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................................ 9

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY – EQUAL ADVANTAGE ........................................................................................................... 9

ADA ACCOMMODATIONS ......................................................................................................................................... 9

PROGRAMS ............................................................................................................................................................. 10

WEB DEVELOPMENT FUNDAMENTALS: HYBRID ONLINE / IN-PERSON | 4 WEEKS ........................................................................ 10 FRONT-END WEB AND MOBILE DEVELOPMENT: HYBRID ONLINE / IN-PERSON | 17 WEEKS .......................................................... 10

Bootstrap: 5 Weeks ............................................................................................................................................... 11 React: 5 Weeks ...................................................................................................................................................... 11 React Native: 4 Weeks .......................................................................................................................................... 11 Portfolio Project & Graduation: ............................................................................................................................ 11

FULL-STACK WEB AND MOBILE DEVELOPMENT: HYBRID ONLINE / IN-PERSON | 22 WEEKS .......................................................... 11 Bootstrap: 5 Weeks ............................................................................................................................................... 12 React: 5 Weeks ...................................................................................................................................................... 12 React Native: 4 Weeks .......................................................................................................................................... 12 NodeJS Express MongoDB: 4 Weeks ..................................................................................................................... 12 Portfolio Project & Graduation: ............................................................................................................................ 12

EDUCATION CREDENTIALS ...................................................................................................................................... 13

TRANSFER OF CREDITS / STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES ........................................................................................... 13

TUITION AND ADDITIONAL COSTS .......................................................................................................................... 14

FINANCIAL AID ASSISTANCE .................................................................................................................................... 15

GRADING SYSTEM/STANDARDS OF PROGRESS ....................................................................................................... 15

ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................................................ 15

MAKE-UP WORK ..................................................................................................................................................... 16

TARDINESS .............................................................................................................................................................. 16

WITHDRAWING FROM SCHOOL .............................................................................................................................. 16

CODE OF CONDUCT ................................................................................................................................................. 18

CONDITIONS FOR DISMISSAL .................................................................................................................................. 18

STUDENT GRIEVANCE-COMPLAINT/APPEAL PROCESS ............................................................................................ 18

CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY ..................................................................................................................... 19

STUDENT RECORDS ................................................................................................................................................. 20

PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE ........................................................................................................................................ 21

OWNERSHIP AND ADMINISTRATION ...................................................................................................................... 21

OFFICIAL NOTICE ..................................................................................................................................................... 22

Published: Nov. 30th 2020 Effective: Nov. 30th 2020

For the Students: This student handbook serves as a contract of record between you and Nucamp for your time with the Nucamp program in which you have enrolled. Nucamp strongly suggests that you read this handbook thoroughly, then retain it for future reference. Students are bound to the version of the student handbook that is in effect upon their entrance into a Nucamp program. No other version of the student handbook supersedes the version in effect when the student enrolls in a Nucamp program.

Mission Statement Nucamp provides community coding bootcamps on evenings & weekends, allowing working adults currently left out of the digital economy to enter the software development industry.

Through our unique business model & software platform we are the first and only bootcamp to offer truly affordable, local and flexible programs across the US

History Nucamp was founded in 2017 by ex-Microsoft Ludovic Fourrage. After spending 18 years leading the development of digital learning at Microsoft, Fourrage experienced firsthand the lack of diversity in software development careers. He thought coding bootcamps might be the

answer, but quickly discovered significant affordability and accessibility gaps, especially for those without college degrees, lacking previous job experience in technology, or underemployed even while working full-time. So, he left Microsoft and started Nucamp in his Bellevue, Washington home to revolutionize how people access rewarding careers in software development, without requiring a college degree or expensive loans in the form of income sharing agreements. There, Fourrage met many aspiring developers showing heart and potential, but who felt left out of the digital economy just because of where they lived or economic status. This felt incredibly unfair, so he committed to building Nucamp into a superior nationwide coding experience with unmatched value. Fourrage then brought on Karim El Naggar, an experienced executive leading software businesses at General Electric, as CEO to help scale Nucamp’s disruptive business model with outstanding operations, quality and the most passionate and skilled tutors. The two have since relentlessly worked to bring the promise of affordable coding bootcamps to every corner of the U.S. for under $2,000, a huge shift from traditional coding bootcamps that typically cost $10,000-$20,000.

Officers, Directors, and Trustees

Karim El Naggar, Founder and CEO, started with Nucamp as a business advisor and joined as a co-founder in 2018. Karim excels at growing businesses sustainably, consistently delivering on financial and customer satisfaction targets. He has been leading Digital, Industrial IoTs and Software global businesses in the US and internationally for over 15 years before joining Nucamp. Ludovic (Ludo) Fourrage, Founder and Chief Product Officer, is an education industry veteran, named in 2017 as a Learning Technology Leader by Training Magazine. Before founding Nucamp, Ludo spent 18 years at Microsoft where he led innovation in the learning space. As the Senior Director of Digital Learning at this same company, Ludo led the development of the first of its kind 'YouTube for the Enterprise'. More recently, he delivered one of the most successful Corporate MOOC programs in partnership with top business schools and consulting organizations, i.e. INSEAD, Wharton, London Business School, and Accenture, to name a few. With the belief that the right education for everyone is an achievable goal, Ludo leads the Nucamp team in the quest to make quality education accessible.

School Calendar, Class Schedules, and Program Starting Dates General schedule structure

- Nucamp operates on 5-week cycles. Bootcamps start every cycle, with 10 cohorts delivered every year.

- Classes are 4 or 5 weeks long, and always fit into one 5-week cycle. - Bootcamp classes always start on Monday mornings with online content accessible on a

weekly basis. Each new week’s content is released online on the Saturday preceding the start of the week

Schedule structure for the 3 types of bootcamps

- The Web Fundamentals Bootcamp is a unique 4-week class covering HTML, CSS and JavaScript designed an introduction course.

- The Front-End Bootcamp includes 3 classes: Bootstrap, React, React Native. There are 14 weeks of instruction over a total of 17 weeks from start to graduation (2 weeks of break and 1 week of graduation preparation).

- The Full-Stack Bootcamp includes 4 classes: Bootstrap, React, React Native and Backend. There are 18 weeks of instruction over a total of 22 weeks from start to graduation (3 weeks of break and 1 week of graduation preparation).

Holidays The following holidays will be observed, and classes will not be held: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Student Contact Hours Nucamp estimates that:

- 80% of the instruction is spent online by students, on the basis of: o 2 ½ h per day on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday o 1h on Sunday

for a total of 13.5h per week of online instruction - 20% of the instruction is delivered live in-person on the basis of:

o 4h workshop on Saturday for a grand total of 17.5 student contact hours per week

*due to COVID-19 the in-person workshop scheduled on Saturdays from 9am to 1pm will be taking place online via Zoom. The workshop experience remains the same. Nucamp plans to bring back the workshop to in-person in the fall of 2021.

Program Total Student Contact Hours The Web Fundamentals Bootcamp 70 Student Contact Hours The Front-End Bootcamp 245 Student Contact Hours The Full-Stack Bootcamp 315 Student Contact Hours

2020 Schedule

2021 Schedule

Facilities Nucamp does not operate owned or rented facilities. 80% of the instruction is online and the remaining 20% is delivered through workshops facilitated by Teaching Assistants, held at coworking spaces, or via Live Online workshops which students attend via videoconference. There is one (1) 20-minute scheduled breaks during the Saturday workshops. Workshop locations in WA:

- 539 Broadway, Tacoma WA 98402 - 500 Yale Ave N, Seattle WA 98109 - 800 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue WA 98004 - 1522 3rd St Suite E, Marysville WA 98270 - 114 W Magnolia St #505, Bellingham WA 98225 - 610 W 2nd Ave, Spokane WA 99201

The co-working spaces provide seating and tables, as well as power and Wi-Fi-access. All co-working spaces provide lavatories and water supply. Depending on the co-working space being used, they may or may not be ADA accessible, provide parking, kitchen, etc.

Nucamp will make a reasonable attempt to accommodate students with disabilities on a class-by-class basis, depending on the workshop location.

Students may also choose to attend live online workshops via videoconference in one of the following 3 time zones: Pacific, Central, Eastern instead of attending in-person in our workshop locations.

Student Required Equipment Students must provide their own laptops, and have working webcam, microphone and speakers or headset. Collaborative workshop activities are performed using computer screen-sharing software. Nucamp does not require video-projection equipment, boards, or other educational supplies, and does not supply any physical course material or equipment to students.

Teacher-Student Ratio The maximum class size is 12 and the student/teacher ratio is therefore 12 to 1 or less in all classes.

Entrance – Admission Requirements Nucamp does not require students to hold a certificate or diploma, but they must pass an entrance examination. For the 4 weeks Web Development Fundamental Bootcamp students need to testify to knowing how to use a computer: using a keyboard and mouse and browsing the internet. For the Full Stack and Front End Bootcamps students need to pass a 25 questions test with 85% correct answers in order to enroll.

Equal Opportunity – Equal Advantage Nucamp does not discriminate based upon student race, religion, color, political identification, gender identification, sexual orientation, age, physical limitations or disabilities, veteran or military status, or the use of a trained guide or service animal. Nucamp encourages diversity and accepts applications from all minority and under-represented groups. Approximately 50% of Nucamp students are from minority and under-represented groups.

ADA Accommodations Nucamp will make every reasonable accommodation to students with disabilities on a class-by-class basis. Nucamp acknowledges that information pertaining an applicant’s disability is voluntary and confidential and will be made on an individual basis. If the student presents this information,

Nucamp will reasonably attempt to provide an accommodation to overcome the effects of the limitation of the qualified applicant. All inquiries about accommodations should be made to the admissions administrator upon registration of the program. To be qualified, an individual with a disability must meet the basic skill, education, training and other eligibility requirements of the relevant job or vocational program and must be able to perform the essential functions of the relevant job or vocational program, either with or without reasonable accommodation; the employment and academic standards are the same for all individuals enrolled.

Programs Web Development Fundamentals: Hybrid Online / In-Person | 4 weeks (70 Total Student Contact Hours) Introductions to Web Development, namely HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This Bootcamp does not prepare for a job in the industry, it is a preparation to either the Front End or Full Stack Bootcamp. Week 1: Tech Week: In this first week, students are introduced to classmates and the tutor, and to the tools they will need for the Bootcamp. Students will install a code editor and a collaboration tool, and will write their first HTML page. Week 2: HTML and CSS: In this second week, students are introduced to the fundamental elements of HTML and CSS, the main technologies used to construct web pages. Students will learn to build and validate forms. Week 3: Introduction to JavaScript: In the third week of the course, students begin to learn JavaScript; this includes the fundamental components of most programming languages such as variables, arrays, making decisions, loops, events and functions, as well as the generation of random numbers. Week 4: Advanced JavaScript: In the fourth and last week of the course, student are introduced to relatively more advanced components of JavaScript. This includes a deeper understanding of techniques which have already been introduced, namely loops, arrays, events and functions. New topics include DOM concepts and manipulation. Pre-requisites: There are no pre-requisites for this program. Front-End Web and Mobile Development: Hybrid Online / In-Person | 17 weeks (245 Total Student Contact Hours)

The three courses in this Bootcamp cover front-end frameworks: Bootstrap and React. Students learn to create hybrid mobile applications using the React Native. This bootcamp prepares students for a Junior Front-End Web / Mobile Developer job. Bootstrap: 5 Weeks Week 1: Front-end Web UI Frameworks Overview: Bootstrap Week 2: Bootstrap CSS Components Week 3: Bootstrap JavaScript Components Week 4: Web Tools Week 5: Advanced JavaScript Part 1 Break: 1 Week React: 5 Weeks Week 1: Advanced JavaScript Part 2 Week 2: Introduction to React Week 3: React Router and Single Page Applications Week 4: React Forms, Flow Architecture and Introduction to Redux Week 5: More Redux and Client-Server Communication Break: 1 Week React Native: 4 Weeks Week 1: Introduction to Hybrid Mobile App Development Frameworks Week 2: React Native UI Elements and Redux Week 3: React Native Alerts, Animations, Gestures, and Persist Redux Store Week 4: Accessing Native Capabilities of Devices: The Expo SDK Portfolio Project & Graduation: Week 1: Portfolio Project Wrap-up, Presentation and Graduation Pre-requisites: Students are expected to have prior working knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript Full-Stack Web and Mobile Development: Hybrid Online / In-Person | 22 weeks (315 Total Student Contact Hours) The first two courses in this Bootcamp cover front-end frameworks: Bootstrap and React. Students learn to create hybrid mobile applications, using the React Native. On the server side, students learn to implement NoSQL databases using MongoDB, work within a Node.js environment and Express framework, and communicate to the client side through a RESTful API. This bootcamp prepares students for a Junior Full-Stack Web / Mobile Developer job.

Bootstrap: 5 Weeks Week 1: Front-end Web UI Frameworks Overview: Bootstrap Week 2: Bootstrap CSS Components Week 3: Bootstrap JavaScript Components Week 4: Web Tools Week 5: Advanced JavaScript Part 1 Break: 1 Week React: 5 Weeks Week 1: Advanced JavaScript Part 2 Week 2: Introduction to React Week 3: React Router and Single Page Applications Week 4: React Forms, Flow Architecture and Introduction to Redux Week 5: More Redux and Client-Server Communication Break: 1 Week React Native: 4 Weeks Week 1: Introduction to Hybrid Mobile App Development Frameworks Week 2: React Native UI Elements and Redux Week 3: React Native Alerts, Animations, Gestures, and Persist Redux Store Week 4: Accessing Native Capabilities of Devices: The Expo SDK Break: 1 Week NodeJS Express MongoDB: 4 Weeks Week 1: Introduction to Server-side Development Week 2: Data Management and NoSQL Week 3: Authentication and Security Week 4: Backend as a Service Portfolio Project & Graduation: Week 1: Portfolio Project Wrap-up, Presentation and Graduation Pre-requisites: Students are expected to have prior working knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Education Credentials Students receive a certificate of completion after each module, and a certificate of completion at the end of the bootcamp, provided they have completed all weekly assignments with a grade of 6/10 or above.

Students may also receive a certificate of completion with honors by providing a video presenting their portfolio project, which has to be a working prototype. Here are multiple examples of such project on GitHub: https://github.com/search?q=nucamp as well as on our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRL-N7m2cRDOjjedo42d7zRnlwh-RF7La

Transfer of Credits / Standardized Test Scores Nucamp does not accept transfer of contact hours from other coding bootcamps or standardized test scores. However, Nucamp offers a simple 25 question test upon request to help students decide if they are ready to register into one of the two advanced bootcamps (Front End Web Development or Full Stack Web Development), or if they should instead register first to the Web Development Fundamentals 4-week bootcamp.

Tuition and Additional Costs Total cost of training including tuition, fees, deposits, and other charges necessary to complete the program. Early Bird Pricing (2 weeks or more prior to registration)

Program Total Tuition (Early bird rate)

Registration Fee (included)

Textbooks Supplies Licensing / Testing

Web Dev Fundamentals

$349 $ 30 0 0 0

Front End $1480 $100 0 0 0 Full Stack $1880 $100 0 0 0

Regular Pricing (less than 2 weeks prior to registration)

Program Total Tuition (Regular Pricing)

Registration Fee (included)

Textbooks Supplies Licensing / Testing

Web Dev Fundamentals

$399 $ 30 0 0 0

Front End $1780 $100 0 0 0 Full Stack $2180 $100 0 0 0

To facilitate access to the program, Nucamp offers as the default option to students registering to the Front End or the Full Stack program a payment plan as follows:

- Initial Payment at registration of 1/4th of the total tuition for Front End (or 1/5th for Full Stack)

- 3 monthly payments starting on the first day of class for Front End (or 4 monthly payments for Full Stack)

Financial Aid Assistance Nucamp does not currently offer financial aid. Instead, Nucamp provides extremely affordable tuition and monthly payment plans as the default option for students. Nucamp plans to start offering classic loan products through partners in 2021.

Grading System/Standards of Progress Students are graded weekly on the workshop assignment. A passing grade is a minimum of 6 out of 10. Instructors use the Rubric method to evaluate students and students may find more information about this evaliation method at https://wiki.nucamp.co/doku.php?id=grading_suggestionshttps://wiki.nucamp.co/doku.php?id=grading_suggestions. A student who misses an assignment must contact the tutor within twenty-four hours of the due date to inform him of late assignment submission and arrange for a new date of submission, which cannot be later than 10 days after the workshop date. Students may submit assignments late within reasonable limits provided:

- They have informed their tutor and have agreed on a new date with him. - They do not have more than 2 assignments late at any point during the bootcamp - They turn-in all their assignments at least 5 days before their graduation date, which is

usually 10 days after the last workshop. Students who fail to maintain the minimum grade point average of 6/10 required for graduation will not be issued a completion certificate.

Attendance Requirements Students are expected to complete their online learning and communicate with their tutors online each week as needed to be prepared for their Saturday assignment. Students are expected to attend the Saturday workshops in person (or in videoconference, depending on the bootcamp).

Nucamp recommends to students who are not showing continuous commitment to drop from enrollment. Occasional excused absences are acceptable so long as all assignments are completed, and the minimum grade point average of 6/10 required for graduation is maintained.

Students who miss three consecutive workshop and/or do not submit 3 consecutive assignments will be required to drop the bootcamp or transfer to the next module delivery date.

Make-up Work There is no make-up work other than submitting late assignments. Students are required to publish their weekly assignment and receive a 6 out of 10 at a maximum of 5 days after the Saturday workshop.

Tardiness Students are expected to arrive on time for Saturday workshops and be prepared to begin work by the start of the session. This insures the maximum amount of instruction for the student with the least disruption for other students in the bootcamp. Students who develop a pattern of tardiness will be addressed by student administration and may be excluded if their behavior is detrimental to the class. If the tardiness continues after receiving coaching then the student will be required to drop-out or transfer to the next module delivery date.

Withdrawing from School To withdraw from Nucamp, student may go to their personal profile at https://www.nucamp.co/profile by selecting “change” on their bootcamp and then “cancel”. This action will have an immediate effect. They may also request to withdraw from the program via simple email sent to studenadmin@nucamp.co The student refund is calculated automatically. See the Cancellation and Refund Policy section below for more clarification. Nucamp also offers students the option to retake a bootcamp module for a $39 fee, or to postpone enrollment to the next module starting 5 weeks later for a $39 fee. We offer these additional options in addition to simple withdrawing to offer flexibility to students who have professional or personal commitments or changes in their lives that conflict with their bootcamp schedule. We also offer students the option of retaking the complete bootcamp for

the same fee of $39. The $39 fee is for the first change, all following changes or retakes are charged $79.

Code of Conduct Nucamp supports a safe environment where students may comfortably pursue their academic goals. Students are expected to conduct themselves in a way that supports this environment, does not put other students or the tutors at risk from discrimination or harm in any form, conveys respect for other students and the tutor, and uphold academic integrity. Students are directed to the Nucamp Student Code of Conduct for further explanation and elaboration of student responsibilities in this area.

Conditions for Dismissal Students may be dismissed from the school for the following reasons:

1. Not adhering to Nucamp’s code of conduct. 2. Not meeting financial responsibilities to Nucamp:

a Students enrolled in a tuition monthly payment plan are expected to honor each payment on time.

b If a tuition payment fails, Nucamp will retry the payment 4 times over a period of 30 days. The 4th time the payment fails the student account will be suspended. The student can then decide to drop-out and receive a refund according to the refund policy, or to pay the tuition installment to re-activate his/her account.

Nucamp will notify the student in writing should it become necessary to dismiss the student. The dismissal letter will contain the date and the reason for dismissal. Tuition will be refunded according to Nucamp’s refund policy. Students dismissed from the school who request re-entry must put the request in writing at studentadmin@nucamp.co. Student Grievance-Complaint/Appeal Process

Nucamp appreciates the importance of providing an opportunity for its students to express any complaint/concerns or appeals they may have and for the school to have a procedure for resolving those complaints or appeals in an equitable manner. Any student who questions a final course grade should first attempt to resolve the matter with the teaching assistant who assigned the grade. If a student fails to reach a resolution with the teaching assistant regarding a grade, the student may appeal by following the procedure outlined below.

The student should attempt to resolve the complaint as soon as possible but at least within 30 days of the occurrence. If the matter is unresolved after attempting to resolve with the teaching assistant, the student may submit a formal written complaint to the administrator at studentadmin@nucamp.co. no later of ten (10) days following the conclusion of the informal complaint, or 30 days following the occurrence giving rise to the complaint. The same protocol is used for submitting an appeal. The written complaint or appeal must contain the following information:

1. A statement stating that the student is filing a complaint or an appeal 2. Name of the student filing the complaint or appeal 3. Name of the TA or department the complaint or appeal concerns 4. Date(s) of the incident(s) or decision being appealed 5. The specific complaint/concern or decision being appealed 6. Any facts or additional information which could be useful in evaluation of the complaint

or appeal 7. The specific resolution being sought.

The administrator will respond within ten (10) business days of receipt of the complaint or appeal with a written decision responding to the complaint or appeal. All appeal decisions are final. If the resolution of a complaint is unsatisfactory to the student, the student can request to have the decision reconsidered by the administrator. The administrator will respond within fifteen (15) business days of receipt of the complaint with a written decision resolving the complaint.

Students who have a concern or complaint that has not been resolved may direct to: Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board 128 – 10th Avenue Southwest Olympia, Washington 98501 360-709-4600 workforce@wtb.wa.gov

Cancellation and Refund Policy Nucamp will refund all money paid if the applicant is not accepted if a starting class is cancelled. Should the student’s enrollment be terminated, or should the student withdraw for any reason, all refunds will be made according to the following refund schedule.

A week is considered “attended” by the student when the student has submitted the workshop assignment for that week. There are no partial week calculations in the rules provided below.

1- If the bootcamp has not started: • Less than 5 days after registration, we will reimburse 100% of the money paid • 5 days or more after registration, we will retain a registration fee of 30$ for Web

Development Fundamentals bootcamps or $100 for other bootcamps and reimburse the remaining amount paid.

2- After the bootcamp has started: the amount retained by Nucamp is calculated based on number of weeks of attendance: • Less than 1 week of attendance: 10% of total tuition + registration • 1 week of attendance or more, but less than 25% of total instruction weeks: 25% of

total tuition + registration • more than 25% but less than 50% of total instruction weeks: 50% of total tuition +

registration • more than 50% of total instruction weeks: 100% of total tuition

When calculating refunds, the official date of a student’s termination is the last day of recorded attendance:

1. When the school receives notice of the student’s intention to discontinue the training program via the student self-service Web portal, or via email,

2. When the student is terminated for a violation of a published school policy which provides for termination; or,

3. When a student, without notice, fails to attend classes for 30 calendar days.

All refunds will be paid within 30 calendar days of the student’s official termination date. For reference:

• Web Development Fundamentals bootcamps comprise 4 weeks of instruction • Front-End and Mobile Development bootcamps comprise 14 weeks of instruction • Full Stack and Mobile Development bootcamps comprise 18 weeks of instruction

Nucamp also offers students the option to pause their attendance to a bootcamp and resume it with another cohort for a fee of $39 (or $79 after first occurrence).

Student Records Nucamp will maintain student records for 50 years or until the school closes. If the school closes, whether voluntary or involuntary, Nucamp will forward educational records and

transcripts to the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board, 128 10th Ave SW, Olympia, WA 98501. Upon graduation, Nucamp will present each student with a copy of his/her transcript. Students should retain these records indefinitely. Students may request additional copies in writing from the school for a $25.00 transcript fee. Students may review their student records at any time.

Placement Assistance Nucamp support students for their job search in a number of ways:

• Enrollment in a 6-week career development online program that teaches students how to build their resume & LinkedIn profile, prepare for interviews, networking, etc. - the course is included in the Front-End and Full-Stack tuition

• 1:1 Career Coaches: Graduating students are connected to a career coach and are offered two one-to-one 30mn coaching sessions which may cover resume and LinkedIn profile building, interview preparation, or reviewing portfolio projects.

• Exclusive Job Board: Graduating students have access to Nucamp’s job board, where offers coming from partners are curated for our coding bootcamp graduates and are a good match for junior developer positions.

• 1-month LinkedIn Job Seeker Premium membership and access to our Alumni network on LinkedIn

• Access to the Nucamp instructor community. Our community of instructor is particularly active and is a precious resource for students to connect locally to their local web development community.

Ownership and Administration Administrative Offices: 12707 NE 30th St, Bellevue, WA 98008 Phone number: 1-800-313-8350 Chief Executive Officer: Ludovic Fourrage Lead Instructor & Chief Learning Officer: Ludovic Fourrage Ludovic Fourrage is an education industry veteran, named in 2017 as an Emerging Learning Technology Leader by Training Magazine. Before founding Nucamp, Ludo spent 15 years at Microsoft where he led innovation in the learning space. As the Senior Director of Digital

Learning at Microsoft, Ludo led the development of the first of its kind ‘YouTube for the Enterprise’. More recently, he delivered one of the most successful Corporate MOOC programs in partnership with top business schools and consulting firms. Owners: Ludovic Fourrage and Karim El Naggar

Official Notice Licensure: This school is licensed under Chapter 28C.10 RCW. Inquiries or complaints regarding this private vocational school may be made to: Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board 128 – 10th Avenue Southwest Olympia, Washington 98501 360-709-4600 workforce@wtb.wa.gov