With the pandemic freeing up time at home for many, there’s been extra incentive to learn new skills. Factor in an economic downturn, and that adds to the number of folks who are likely to be in search of education to not just pick up a new hobby, but change careers.

Frequently, tech training rises to the top of this conversation. Coding bootcamps and other programs formed in recent years recognized that jobs are in demand, and the education necessary to enter the field typically doesn’t require a college degree. Even in a tough economy, software and IT roles continue to be some of the most sought for employers to fill. After all, we’re online and using digital tools more than ever.

So it’s worth taking a look at where to get this kind of training in Baltimore. Here’s how programs have adapted in the pandemic and where they see their roles in an economic downturn:

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