A bootcamp course is an intensive training program designed to rapidly increase or significantly affect a participants knowledge, abilities, or both. Bootcamps are learning programs where content is aggregated, or bundled into short, intensive, and rigorous curriculums. They are designed to teach essential skills and provide real-world training for people seeking jobs in computer and information technology fields. Bootcamps offer a fast, intensive way to learn practical skills to get started as a tech professional. Bootcamps can be related to coding, cybersecurity, UX/UI development, fintech, healthcare, law, data science, entrepreneurship, and more. Bootcamps pack a lot into their curricula but have a singular mission: to teach skills relevant for the real world and to help make learners job-competitive. Bootcamp certificate recipients can take these tools directly to the workforce. Bootcamps provide more than career training. They offer career services to assist learners in making themselves more marketable and finding the right career opportunities. Bootcamps may also offer 1:1 sessions with a job coach, career fairs and placement events, and job referrals through industry partnerships with leading companies.