The Best Abidjan Coding Bootcamps Of 2024

I am an Epidemiologist and Biostatistician with a PhD. The course about phyton and data analytics using methods more specific for data scientists was an exciting experience, and the prestige of MIT is significant for my career and working area. I am delighted. Also, using data related to areas different from health data was exciting and funny.

Before joining this bootcamp, I was very hesitant. I didn't have any experience on coding, but gave it a shot because I wanted to shift to the tech industry. Best decision I ever made! The instructors here and TAs are the kindest and really thrives for every individual to learn, they won't make you feel any less if you're having a hard time understanding, they are very hands one. One of my favorite things that they offer was unlimited one on ones! This really helped me when I was falling behind on some exercise and projects! They also offer Career Services where you can do Mock interviews, get help fixing your resume, and basically molding you to be job ready! Other than that, this is one of the most affordable bootcamps that I've seen while I was researching. They offer many payment plans that fits your budget. And I took the live classes, which was only 9 weeks, compared to other bootcamps that usually take 3 to 6 months. Overall experience 10/10! and I'll be graduating tomorrow!!

I absolutely loved my time with Yellow Tail Tech's Linux for Jobs program. It gave me a strong understanding that's been super helpful as I prepare for certifications. Unlike other courses where you just read endlessly, Yellow Tail Tech gets you hands-on right away. From day one, you're working with Linux, which is awesome. Three months flew by because I was so engaged, a total contrast to other classes where I couldn't wait for them to end. Yellow Tail Tech's approach is dynamic, comprehensive, and supportive. It's for anyone who wants practical learning in a friendly environment.

My experience at 10x Academy was instrumental in my professional development. I gained a comprehensive understanding of programming fundamentals, honed my time management skills, and discovered new approaches to creative problem-solving within the coding domain. This transformative journey has equipped me with valuable tools and a newfound confidence to excel in my chosen career path.

i’ts very good platform for learning coding skills with job guarantee program i have also joined in attainu and now placed at good company. They helped me a lot. Highly skilled instructor teach us from scratch to advance. Highly recommended

 

Estoy teniendo una experiencia muy buena aquí en Develhope, el curriculum es bastante bueno y se nota que están al tanto de que es lo que se necesita actualmente y que es lo más demandado en las empresas actualmente, los tutores se nota que saben de lo que hablan y enseñan muy bien, estos también se nota que han trabajado en el campo laboral porque te cuentan también sus experiencias en el campo y eso se aprecia también, los coordinadores siempre están al tanto y siempre están ahí para responder cualquier duda que tengas acerca del curso de una manera muy agradable.
Es un muy buen curso para cualquier persona que este interesado en este mundo de programacion Full Stack Web incluso aunque no tengas experiencia previa en programacion los tutores, los coordinadores y incluso los otros estudiantes que estan contigo en esta experiencia te ayudan a aprender y aprender tambien a como trabajar en equipo que son skills muy importantes a la hora de trabajar en cualquier empresa de programacion todo esto en un ambiente muy agradable 

 This online bootcamp was a great experience for me. It helps everyone to get familiar with AI regardless of their background. 
Special thanks to the staff as they showed great interest in helping us during this course.
I would definitely recommend this course to my fellows. 

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My experience at ENTITY Academy shaped my career: thanks to the skills I gained in editorial and SEO, I was able to secure a steady gig as a freelance content manager for a reputable SEO agency directly following my graduation. The writing and editing on WordPress, as well as the collaborative workshopping of digital marketing collateral (think social media, branding, PPC), helped me hone the skills I needed to thrive as a marketing expert. Now, as a Content Marketing Manager for a professional membership community in the tech world, I'm practicing the knowledge I learned at ENTITY every day. Oh, and did I mention I was able to learn about and secure this job through the networking connections I formed at ENTITY? On top of the hard skills I developed, I also built lasting friendships and professional connections that continue to serve me well. 

Thank you, ENTITY Academy, for one of the best summers of my life.

CendekiAwan - AWS Cloud Data Engineer And Gen AI Track Powered By RevoU (MSIB 6th Batch)

I'm really thankful for the opportunity to join this independent study program at RevoU, majoring in AWS Cloud Data Engineering and Gen AI. I have learned so much here, not only gaining extensive knowledge but also honing essential soft skills. The experience has been truly enjoyable, filled with countless memorable moments with lovely friends. The mentors and instructors have been incredibly inspiring, providing guidance and motivation every step of the way.

The program's well-structured curriculum and supportive learning environment have made it an enriching journey. The practical, hands-on approach to learning has significantly boosted my confidence and competence in cloud data engineering and AI technologies. The networking opportunities and collaborative projects have also been invaluable, allowing me to connect with like-minded individuals and expand my professional network.

Overall, this program has been a transformative experience that has equipped me with the skills and insights needed to excel in the tech industry. I am immensely grateful for this opportunity and excited about the future possibilities it has opened up for me. Thank you, RevoU, for this incredible journey!

I just recently received my degree in "Software Development (E-commerce Applications)" from Code Institute. And through the curriculum I would ay for the most part is structured very well in some cases you will find your self seeking the answers online or through your network. Not Ideal a bad thing but it is note worthy.

Was it worth the money spent I mean its not the cheapest course out there I was looking for an academically accredited course my self and the structure I needed to be successful. It was a great challenge for some one who's always been classed as a slow learner in academics to put my hobby into real skills.

I didn't utilize many of the benefits during the course ie tutors or mentors. Sadly my main mentor had to leave when he joined the US Army in a new exciting role. I could have reached out for a new mentor although working as much as I do it was not really something I had the time for. I had a solid grasp of the course the whole way through. This is very hustle and bustle if your doing other things on the side such as working full time or part time.

The overall courses were very well presented but as mentioned above there will be times you need to do some external research whether through the web or slack. Its bound to happen. Curriculum is great overall personally speaking I feel students should continue to have access to the course after completion as this is online and the overhead should be fairly minimal at worst. Maybe even if its only a year or so after just so they can go back and refresh on some stuff if they wanted to not that there aren't other sources of information.

As for the Job Assistance its there pretty standard stuff such as CV, Cover letter, and Linkedin support in making yourself stand out. They tend to have ins to recruiting circles and can get the scoop prior to a company posting a role. You wont out right get a position just by completing the course you need to take action yourself to make this happen they will support you as much as they can in the process.

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Was it worth the price tag? To an extent I would say yes if structure and having a university accredited diploma is what your looking for. Overall I think I enjoyed it even knowing I can get the same knowledge else where cheaper or even free. I wanted structure and deadlines as it makes me work better. I also wish Code Institute could partner with companies and move graduates possibly into internships or Junior roles with companies directly just a nice help boost. I also understand that Code Institute is not a recruitment agency but it would add tremendous value to the course.

I had a great experience at Hack Reactor. I appreciated the preparation that was required before enrolling in the course because it gave me a chance to see if I like coding before committing to the immersive.

This course definitely met and surpassed all my expectations. It had the perfect combination of mathematical-statistical theory and coding practice. I had taken some courses before in which I was taught what lines of code to run in order to use a certain model, but they all missed the math background that was behind it, which for me is the most important part. You can ask ChatGPT to tell you which lines of code to run, but you can't ask ChatGPT which is the best model according to the data that is only visible to you. There are many questions and decisions that will arise depending on how you manage the data, that only a strong statistical background can help you solve and make.

That's one side. The other side that really impressed me is how ready the project managers are to help you. Enrolling in these courses while having a full-time job is really difficult, even more so if your academic background is not related to data science. But project managers in this course completely understand how difficult it is and give you second chances, new opportunities, and solve all your questions. Of course, you have to stick to a schedule, but they really make an effort to prevent your learning journey from becoming unmanageable. They were all very present during the course and I am really thankful for them.

I am happy to share my experience with this wonderful online class. Since I enrolled, I have found the education here to be very beneficial. The knowledge I gained was comprehensive and practical, equipping me with the skills I need to excel in the Cyber ​​Security & IT Network field. The instructors are very knowledgeable and passionate about teaching, making the learning process fun. The facilities provided are top notch and meet all my study needs. Online learning platforms are very useful for repeating learning, making it easier to follow lessons and participate effectively in discussions. The material provided was very useful, offering a variety of resources that supported my studies. Apart from that, discussion forums and question and answer sessions were very helpful in deepening my understanding. But what sets this place apart is the supportive and encouraging learning environment. The staff and fellow students are always willing to help and share knowledge, thus creating a positive community, even though learning is done virtually. Online extracurricular activities and events also provide great opportunities for personal growth. Overall, I am very happy with my decision to study here. The education and experience I have gained has been invaluable, and I look forward to continuing my journey in a positive online learning environment.

A little over 10 years ago I joined CCS's Data science and data engineering Bootcamp. The program was extremely thorough, 
well-structured, and top-notch. The coursework, assignments and live projects challenged me to push my limits, and equipped 
me with in-demand skills using the suite of MS SQL Server software. With that discipline, confidence and the right mindset, 
I have worked on projects for nationally and globally-recognized companies through their exceptional placement support.

I would highly recommend CCS Learning Academy to anyone who wants to make a career in Data Science and is looking for guidance!

I recently completed the Software Engineering Bootcamp at General Assembly and it has been an extraordinary journey. Very tough, but definitely worth it.  

From day one, the course was well structured and a nice balance between theory and practical, hands-on projects. The curriculum is well-designed, covering a wide range of topics, from basic programming concepts to complex algorithms and data structures. My instructor was exceptional. They were able to bring their previous experience into the classroom and give us some good tips and tricks on how our days will work when we are a developer. They were always available for one-on-one sessions, to answer questions and provide guidance on projects.

Another highlight of the program was the collaborative environment. I was initially skeptical that an online program would be particularly engaging but we worked closely with others in the class, and have even met with them in person after the course finished. We worked on numerous group projects big and small that simulated real software development scenarios. 

In conclusion, The skills, confidence, and connections I've gained are invaluable. I highly recommend this program to anyone looking to make a significant impact in their professional life.

DevCode Camp offers an excellent learning environment that comes with challenges designed to teach you relevant skills in a timely manner. They also will work with your scheduling. I took the full stack flex program. It's a flexible option that allowed me to continue my current job while learning a new skill all while at home. Their financing options are great as well. Highly recommend this boot camp if you're wanting to learn tech skills.  

Product Gym has everything about getting a product manager job down to a science, though you have to do the work to succeed. How to write a resume and how to interview (every step of the way, every kind of interview), including specific interview types, are all explained. The FAANG companies are covered, as well as specific types of interviews along each step of the process. There are regular coaching calls, and many different ways to practice. If you want a product management job, this is the place to go to get one.

I really enjoyed the training. I'm very interested in the tech industry and I'm very happy that I was able to change my career path. I learned a lot and the instructors were happy to answer my questions. I'm still looking for a job, the first interviews gave me a lot of confidence.

I enrolled in this course because I wanted to shift my career in a new direction. My agent at the German "Agentur für Arbeit" recommended WBS Coding School to me, and after thorough research, I decided to go with it. It was the best decision I could have made. The courses were held remotely, with a two-week on-campus phase at the end to work on a final project with the other students. My instructor was incredibly competent, kind, and supportive. She truly knows her subject matter and how to teach it effectively. All of us attending the bootcamp learned so much that we now feel confident applying for jobs in data science, despite having limited prior knowledge before enrolling. The campus phase concluded the journey perfectly, and I was quite sad when it ended. The campus is beautifully situated right by the River Spree in Berlin. Jamming on the piano almost every night was an added bonus. Overall, I expected the bootcamp to be "good," but I never anticipated it would be absolutely outstanding! Big shout-out to everyone at the school, my fellow students, and our instructor!

I am a student of Microverse and can confidently say that Microverse is the perfect place for people who wants to become a Full Stack Developer. Here, they do not just teach you how to code but also take you through the real professional environment of a developer.
Every week they assign us a real-life project and a coding team with a dateline strictly to be followed. This has made us better at communication skills while building up all of our technical knowledge. The strict dateline they give us forces us to plan ahead and improve our time management skills.
Joining the software development program at Microverse has been the best decision I have made in my career. They do not just teach you how to code but also help you become marketable in the job market. Plus, you don’t have to pay anything until you get a job!
Thank you Microverse!
- Angom Chittaranjan

This course took me on an exhilarating coding journey, where learning became a thrilling adventure through hands-on, real-world projects that made programming both engaging and enjoyable. Through this course i learned how to adequately program applications with the use of C#, SQL databases and ASP.NET Frameworks.

I found Launch School from a random Reddit thread and I'm so glad I did. I was considering whether to join a traditional 3-9 month bootcamp, go back to college, or self-teach. Launch School stood out to me for a few reasons:

- Rigorous curriculum & assessments: As a 30ish year old career transitioner with an existing college degree, I wanted to get serious about learning, have external accountability, and a clear path forward. Launch School gave me all of these.
- Cost & Flexibility: I wasn't ready to commit $15k to 25k+ for a bootcamp or the cost of another college degree. I dabbled in learning programming before starting Launch School prep but was still evaluating whether this was the right career move for me. Being able to pay $200 per month and pause anytime without penalty was a huge benefit. I never paused my Launch School subscription and I ended up paying roughly $4,000 for 21 months of Core which was the best money I have ever spent on education.
- Learn at your own pace: I talked to a few people who had gone through full time 3-month bootcamps. The long hours and aggressive schedule (where you miss a few days and you are out, with no refund) was not an option for me. I loved being able to set my own schedule with Launch School. It ensured that I had ample time to learn deeply and spend extra time when I needed it.
- Low hype: I was looking for a program with history of results and realistic expectations for success without the VC funded over-hype. Launch School's website, online reputation, and results spoke volumes about the quality and gave me clear expectations going in. Those expectations were met and exceeded.

What I didn't realize when joining was how robust and welcoming the student and alumni community would be. I got to meet and study with interesting and smart people from all over the world who gently pushed me to be a better student. I made lifelong friends who I have visited and worked with since graduating. The community of studious learners is a huge advantage.

The Core program was thorough and challenging. I knew where to get support when I needed it. I spent a lot of time studying on my own, one-on-one with fellow students, and in small study groups. Assessments were stressful because I wanted to do well for myself and they were extremely useful as a tangible measure of progress and feedback on my learning. The Core program was laid out linearly so I always knew what to work on next. This was extremely helpful after after my prior experience jumping from tutorial to tutorial without learning or applying much knowledge. When I finished Core I felt like I'd mastered programming fundamentals and could take on harder challenges. I also gained a confidence in my ability to learn new things deeply which continues to support my curiousity today.

The Capstone program was a shift in learning style, equally rigorous and rewarding. I learned so much in a short period of time and got to build actual software with a group of teammates. We learned, discussed topics and practiced techniques that helped my land my initial job and that I anticipate using for years to come. The job support after Capstone was thoughtful and incredibly helpful. Getting a software job is its own skill and Capstone helped me learn, apply, and iterate my own job search framework which I can carry forward to the future. I landed my first software job offer within a month of graduating and accepted an offer 3 months after graduating despite a tough job market.

During the job, I realized how much my experience in Core and Capstone had prepared me. I was able to become productive within a week, submit code and shape features within the first month at a fast paced startup. Within a few months I was reviewing code of more junior engineers and leading small development projects. I worked with many new technologies and tools I did not learn at Launch School and was able to pick them up quickly thanks to my experience in Core and Capstone.

Launch School's teaching style works great for self-motivated students who are ready to take their learning and career into their own hands. I got rigorous curriculum, a clear path forward, great feedback, and a solid community for $200 a month (Core). It was the best educational experience I've had so far and I'm grateful for it. If I were starting over in my software journey, I'd do it all again the same way at Launch School.

The challenges I observed as a Launch School student (None of these detracted from my experience, but I think they are helpful to know for students who may be in a different situation than me):
- The student and alumni community is large, friendly, and accessible. Launch School staff and teaching assistants are also friendly, supportive, and readily available. However, you must be proactive in engaging with the community and asking for help when you need it. Less outgoing, introverted students may need to get out of their comfort zone to engage with the community which is entirely online.
- Launch School is not a shortcut to a guaranteed high paying job. It takes serious study and time to learn software engineering fundamentals deeply. That's what I was looking for and the time I spent was worth it. I was lucky to have financial support during the time so I could focus on studying and I know many people who worked and studied part time, which they couldn't have done with other programs.
- Learning on my own (setting my own schedule, study habits, staying focused, etc) was challenging but extremely rewarding. I had periods where I lost focus and studied less but I kept on the path and grew my study skills over time. I came out of Core in the best "study" shape of my life.

My recommendations for students considering Launch School:
- Read all you can online about the program from the official website, subreddit, YouTube, Launch School blog + podcast, etc. There is so much information there that will help you decide if it is the right program for your needs and situation. Launch School has done a great job of laying out the key factors to consider when evaluating them vs other learning paths (many of which are applicable regardless of the path you choose). Many common questions have been answered by Launch School staff and others in blog posts and comments.
- Try the prep course. It is free and well worth your time even if you decide Launch School isn't the right fit for you. You will also get access to the community and can ask questions there from a host of helpful folks and staff.