College and Coding Bootcamp Partnerships

What College and Coding Bootcamp Partnerships does

College and Coding Bootcamp Partnerships is described in the source data as a 2016-era initiative to help colleges integrate coding bootcamp courses into their curricula by assisting with due diligence, course development, and partnership formation. The entity is private, and its recorded website is drewsing.com, which is identified across the input as a personal blog rather than a corporate product site. There is no incorporation information, no corporate legal name distinct from "Drew Sing," and no registered parent company or subsidiary structure disclosed.

Underlying source material is dominated by Drew Sing's personal blog (founded 2010), which functions as a publishing platform for his observations on startup experiences, growth marketing tactics (e.g., the SEO-driven press playbook), product development, and personal/lifestyle projects including a 2018 Bremerton, WA co-living remodel and a 2020 "Work From Abroad" ebook pre-release. The blog's documented history interleaves Drew's earlier roles at startups (Grubwithus, Dokogeo, Retronyms, Kar.ma, Zambrero) and capital allocators (Driftwood Capital) with his own failed co-founder attempt at Hangchillparty/Weutt, but no formal products, services, pricing, revenue model, customer base, headcount, or proprietary technology stack are associated with the "College and Coding Bootcamp Partnerships" entity itself.

Name

College and Coding Bootcamp Partnerships

Legal name

Drew Sing (Personal Blog)

Website

https://drewsing.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2010

Operating status

Operating

Short description

Individual-driven initiative (hosted via personal blog drewsing.com) that in 2016 helped colleges integrate coding bootcamp courses via due diligence, course development, and partnerships; no formal corporate products, customers, or revenue model are disclosed.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Education Consulting Services

NAICS

Educational Support Services (611710), Educational Support Services (61171)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYBPAEANAE

Technical Bootcamps & Accelerated Reskilling (Full-time/Part-time)

Business & Public Services/IT & Digital Services (Managed Services, Systems Integration)/IT Training & Technical Enablement Services

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Community College / Training Provider Workforce Pathways Programs

Education/Adult & Continuing Education/Workforce Development Initiatives

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University-Affiliated Pathway & Foundation Programs

Education/International Education & Study Abroad/Overseas Pathway, Foundation & Bridging Programs

Keywords

• Coding bootcamp partnerships
• Curriculum integration services
• Bootcamp course development
• College partnership consulting
• Due diligence advisory

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

College and Coding Bootcamp Partnerships helps colleges integrate bootcamp courses into their curriculum by assisting with due diligence, course development, and partnerships. The firm functions as an advisory/consulting service connecting higher education institutions with coding bootcamp providers.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• GrubwithusminorOthersThe author spent time at Grubwithus, a YC-backed social meals startup. Grubwithus is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, First Round Capital, Ashton Kutcher and others. This appears to be a work experience/internship rather than a formal partnership for the author's personal blog.
• DokogeominorOthersAuthor worked as Director of Marketing. Dokogeo is a leader in geo-location with apps and spoke at SXSW 2011 on Future of Location Based Games Beyond Check-ins.
• RetronymsminorOthersAuthor worked as Director of Marketing. Retronyms focuses on music production apps and has done work for companies such as Justin.TV and Adobe.
• Kar.maminorOthersAuthor joined Kar.ma, a social marketplace for buying and selling goods for the benefit of charity.
• ZambrerominorOthersAuthor took a full-time job at Zambrero, described as the 3rd fastest growing franchise in Australia, making burritos similar to Chipotle.
• Boston University Study Abroad ProgramminorOthersAuthor worked as Senior RA for BU's study abroad program in Sydney, Australia since August 2011.
• Driftwood CapitalminorOthersAuthor worked in venture capital since August 2011.
• SingCoreminorOthersAuthor helped his parents with their manufacturing business during their surgeries. SingCore manufactures patented lightweight panels used by NASA, SFMOMA, and installed in Airbnb headquarters.

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Direct peers

• Nucamp: Affordable online coding bootcamp that partners with community colleges and workforce development programs. Comparable as a bootcamp operator with community-college distribution.
• Springboard: Online tech bootcamp offering mentor-led programs with university and employer partnership tracks. Comparable as a bootcamp with structured higher-ed channel programs.
• General Assembly (now part of Adecco): Global coding and data bootcamp with established college and corporate partnership programs. Closely comparable as a bootcamp operator working with academic institutions on curriculum integration.
• Galvanize: Coding bootcamp with university partnership programs (e.g., Galvanize-UNM). Comparable as a bootcamp-college integration provider serving workforce pathways.
• Thinkful (now Chegg Skills): Online coding bootcamp that has offered college-aligned programs and income-share agreements. Comparable as a coding bootcamp with channel partnerships into higher ed.
• Flatiron School (now part of WeWork / AWS re:Invent training): Premier coding bootcamp that has historically partnered with colleges and workforce boards to deliver curriculum. Directly comparable as a bootcamp provider integrated with college channels.

Regional players

• Brainstation: Tech skills training provider with strong presence in Canada and partnerships with corporate and academic clients. Comparable as a bootcamp operator with college/employer integration programs, primarily outside the US market.

Emerging players

• CodePath: Nonprofit that partners with colleges to deliver industry-aligned coding courses and has relationships with hundreds of universities. Comparable as a college-bootcamp curriculum integration provider, focused on credit-bearing pathways.
• SkilledUp (College Bootcamp Match): Lead-generation and matching platform connecting prospective students to bootcamps and college programs. Adjacent in the college-bootcamp intermediation space, focused on demand rather than curriculum delivery.

Broad incumbents

• 2U (now part of edX): Historically the largest intermediary structuring bootcamp and degree partnerships with universities (Trilogy, GetSmarter, bootcamp portfolio). Directly comparable as a college-bootcamp partnership platform, though now operating at a much larger and financially troubled scale.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses3 records

Competitive moat1 record

Key risks4 records

Key highlights3 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/drew_sing
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/drewsing

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Investors

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