Do you know any ROR bootcamps that offer Free tuitions

[Deepak Singh]

Hi, I 'm looking for a ROR Boot camp that Provides Free tuition and charges only on successful Placements in the Form of 10% - 20% Salary of 1st Year.

About Me :

I have a Computer Science Engineering Background but working as a banker . I completely dislike my present Job and want to learn ROR so as to work at a startup for some years and thereafter build my own Tech Startup.

Does anyone know of some program or boot camp that can help me achieve me this. I will be really glad for any help in this regard.

Thanks.

Best Regards.

[Winston Teo]

You might have to go out of Singapore for those. 

Alphacamp and General Assembly are now in SG. I think Alphacamp will be looking to start their bootcamps soon, but I don't think they are on the "Free Tuition" model (probably too much risk). Not sure about GA (highly doubt so).

If you have a good foundation in computer science, I would even suggest that you try out some online courses to, e.g. onemonthrails etc. You might already be able to learn a bit from these online courses, and then supplement it with apprenticeship at a local company.

Winston

[Yasith Fernando]

+1 to what Winston said. And to add to that, I recently met a guy who used to be a mechanical engineer (for a good 5 or 6 years). He followed an online course (google teamtreehouse, paid) and managed to join one of the leading RoR startups here as a junior dev. So it's definitely possible. Attending the meetups might also help you find peers and mentors, and to stay motivated.

Cheers,

Yas

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[Ohad Levy]

On Sep 27, 2015 13:33, "Yasith Fernando" <yas...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> +1 to what Winston said. And to add to that, I recently met a guy who used to be a mechanical engineer (for a good 5 or 6 years). He followed an online course (google teamtreehouse, paid) and managed to join one of the leading RoR startups here as a junior dev. So it's definitely possible. Attending the meetups might also help you find peers and mentors, and to stay motivated.
>

And yet another option, try finding an open source RoR project that you can contribute to, you might get famous :)