At our Toronto campus, located just steps from Roy Thomson Hall, students learn as part of a thriving professional community and train in the skills they need to advance their careers. Our courses also connect them with local experts who drive innovation in Canada’s largest tech and startup hub. Originally Bitmaker Labs founded in 2011, acquired by General Assembly that has since developed into a global learning experience with campuses in 20 cities, +10,000 hiring partners and more than 40,000 graduates worldwide. As individuals and companies struggle to compete in an increasingly technological economy, General Assembly provides award-winning, dynamic training to close the global skills gap.
| Website | https://generalassemb.ly/locations/toronto |
| Revenue | $87.7 million |
| Employees | 31 (18 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2012 |
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| Industry | Education Administration Programs, Cultural Events, Large Scale Art Projects, Promotions, Publications |
| Keywords | Software Engineering Training, Data Analytics Courses, Web Development Classes, Full Stack Development, Data Science Bootcamp, Ux Design Programs, Digital Marketing Education, It Training, Cybersecurity Training, Career Development Programs, Project Management Courses, Design Thinking Workshops, Online Coding Courses, Professional Training Courses, Agile Methodologies Training, It Certifications, Professional Education |
| Competitors | Coursera, Pluralsight, Udacity, Springboard, Khan Academy, edX, BrainStation, Codecademy, Skillshare, Toronto School of Management +37 more (view full list) |
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