I answered a similar question a while back, so I’ll just link you to it.
However, while the there are structural similarities, there is no typical because different camps have different emphasis and techs they teach. Even the bootcamp I attended is probably completely different now 8 month later.
The curriculum isn’t the most valuable thing about a bootcamp. P1xt had posted his job ready guides on these forums long ago, and they are every bit as rich in content as my coding bootcamp curriculum. Information I’ve learned in bootcamp weren’t anything I couldn’t find online or in a book.
The community, structure, and mentorship are the most valuable thing they provide. if you attended one with established industry connections, then the existing industry network is arguably more valuable.
Like I mentioned in the other post, the most important things and maybe the hardest to obtain on your own, is accountability. It requires a certain level of mental fortitude and maturity to keep yourself accountable, and it’s not something everyone can do easily.