Northcoders boss 'excited for future' as revenues rise at Leeds technology training firm

It said revenue growth was driven by “further brand expansion across the UK as well as continued robust underlying demand for Northcoders’ technology training services”.

It also more than doubled the number of applicants to its training bootcamp division from outside England to 127 from a previous 53, while also recording a 25 per cent increase in graduate placements.

The company’s corporate solutions division has been rebranded as COUNTER and has started three pilot contracts with a UK high street building society, a UK investment administrator listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange and a global banking firm.

The company said the second half of the year has started well, thanks in part to its largest ever £10 million Department for Education contract

Chris Hill, CEO of Northcoders, said: "We are really pleased with our performance in the first half of 2024 and achieving this is testament to our strategic initiatives and the hard work of our ambitious team.

"The entrepreneurial culture runs top to bottom at Northcoders and the proactivity within our teams is driving future success. The successful rebranding of our Corporate Solutions division to COUNTER is an important step forward for our challenger brand, and we are confident that the growing reputation of Northcoders’ quality technology training across the UK will support future growth for the division.

“As we mature as a business, I am excited for the future and confident in our ability to create life-changing opportunities for individuals from all walks of life as we leave our mark on the technology industry, whilst simultaneously delivering value for our shareholders.”