Course Overview
Code your future with confidence, job placement support, and a practical portfolio.
Our gov-funded, expert-led Web Developer Skills Bootcamps combine flexible training, real-world projects, and dedicated career support, helping you land high-paying roles, switch careers, or level up your team’s tech skills.
Accredited. Practical. Job-oriented.
The Step8Up Web Developer Skills Bootcamp is a Level 4 accredited, government-funded, 12-week intensive programme crafted to benefit SME’s who are growth focused.
It’s designed for team members in tech-oriented companies, and those looking to enhance their digital skills and confidence.
The bootcamp equips participants with the skills needed for the digital age, supporting their progression into further learning and community involvement.
Employers, reserve your gov-funded spots here.
- 12 weeks, evenings
- Fully remote, yet live
- Practical project portfolio with placement support
- Level 4 BCS accredited, Ofsted-rated
- Government funded
- 90% funded for SMEs
For just £450, your employer can unlock training that boosts your skills and strengthens the wider SME community.
By funding your place on our Skills Bootcamp, they’re investing in your development and enabling you to handle websites and apps.
It’s a small cost with a big impact, for you, your team..
We recommend starting the conversation with your employer, and we’re also here to help with that conversation if needed.
Participants gain hands on experience through practical projects and live guided sessions, and achieve BCS accreditation that can be implemented in your organisation.
Employers benefit by upskilling their teams with significant government-backed discounts.
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Learning Structure
Live classes
Learn directly from experienced trainers in real time, with the chance to ask questions and get feedback.
Fully remote
Join from anywhere in the UK—study without the commute while still connecting with peers.
Interactive
Take part in group discussions, activities, and problem-solving exercises that keep you engaged.
Modules
Prerequisite
Age
Be aged 19 or over on August 31, 2025, for bootcamps starting between April 1, 2026, and July 31, 2026, or on August 31, 2026, for bootcamps starting between August 1, 2027 and March 31, 2027.
Residency
You must possess the right to work in the UK and have been a resident for a minimum of 3 years. While the program primarily targets residents of England, applicants from outside Hampshire within England may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Employment status
The bootcamp is open to individuals who are currently employed, self-employed, unemployed, or returning to the workforce after a break. This does not affect any Universal Credit.
Technical requirements
Candidates should have basic programming experience and access to a personal laptop with working webcam and mic (preferably less than 3 years old). Chromebooks, iPads or Tablets are unsuitable. There is an online assessment in the steps to apply followed by a short interview.










