Layoff
Apr 2020During the COVID-19 period, Juno disclosed one pandemic-related layoff in connection with moving courses online and selling its planned campus.
SourceJuno is the university of the future.
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Overview
Toronto-based coding school/private career college founded in 2012 by Heather Payne and rebranded from HackerYou to Juno in 2019. Juno’s core offering is a web-development-centered bootcamp/courses business with live online and Toronto in-person delivery, career coaching, and flexible financing; in May 2023 it paused new enrollments and said it would develop “Juno 2.0.” Public funding trackers disagree, but the clearest evidence supports at least one 2019 seed round and suggests additional 2019 capital.
Primary product
Web Development Bootcamp
Founded
2012
Headquarters
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Team size
11-50
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Higher Education
Sub-industry
Coding bootcamp / private career college
Open Positions
3 jobs at Juno College of Technology
VP of Finance
RemoteFinanceRemote or Hybrid in Miami, FL3w ago
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