In September 2021, Carson drew the ire of Treehouse students and community partners by laying off 90% of Treehouse's staff without severance pay via a five-sentence message to Slack, despite expanding the company over the first half of 2021 and launching new initiatives such as the Ubora scholarship program. Controversy Ĭarson has faced criticism in the past from employees and community members accusing him, a white man, of profiting off DEI efforts and of blocking individuals on social media who have questioned his motives, including prominent diversity advocate Stephen Green. The project aimed to train and place young adults into paid internships with technology firms, with the potential to turn into permanent jobs. In September 2019 Treehouse launched "Project: Unlock the American Dream" in Portland, in partnership with, The Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and musician Aminé.
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There are currently Techdegree programs available in Front End Web Development, Full Stack JavaScript, User Experience (UX) Design, PHP, and Python Development The Techdegree program is a guided learning program that is designed to help students prepare for entry-level development jobs. In May 2016, Treehouse announced the launch of the Techdegree Program.
Carson is currently the active CEO of Treehouse.
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Treehouse also released an Android application in 2014 and added a course for Apple's Swift programming language.
In July 2013, Treehouse released its first iPad app for accessing Treehouse's content. In April 2013, Treehouse closed a US$7 million Series-B fundraising round led by Social+Capital and Kaplan bringing its total raised capital to $12.6 million. In April 2012, Treehouse raised $4.75M in funding. Carson redesigned and rebranded the service as Treehouse because the name "reflects the wonder of learning as a child." In 2011, Treehouse opened their first office in Orlando, Florida, In 2012 they opened their second office and moved Treehouse HQ to Portland, Oregon. Ryan and Gillian Carson founded Treehouse in 2011, a project that emerged from Carson's previous company, Carsonified, and its video-tutorial service Think Vitamin Membership.
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