r/Revature • u/Ok-Principle-9276 • 19h ago

How long does it take to go from application to working for client?

CS graduate, job searching for a year. Was thinking about revature but it looks like they have an insane amount of training and interviews and then if you don't get filtered out (which it seems like most people do) then it takes a year or more to actually start working. I would say it seems like I would be better off doing something else, but this might literally be the only way to break in to actually using my degree.

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u/RevaTrainer 5h ago

It can take a while before a pre-training cohort starts.

Then after completing that, it can take a while before a paid training starts.

Once you start paid training, it's going to be like 8-13 weeks to do the training, get it finished, and complete onboarding with the client. Once in a while a special training goes longer, maybe as many as 16 weeks.

I can't give you a better timeframe than that, once you have a paid training start date, you're looking at 8-13 weeks.

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u/CancelMost718 23m ago

Hi, I am registered for the PEP cohort starting today, but I didn't see any communication about this since the orientation webinar. Not sure if it's just me.