The Best Hong Kong Coding Bootcamps Of 2022

In these 6 weeks, it is one of the most unexpected courses that I have ever had. Design thinking theory is not difficult to understand but the tricky part is how do we apply it in real-life and how can we adjust our mindset to think from the user's point of view. Our instructors Michael , Shirley & Karen had provided a lot of support to us during the lessons and also in their leisure time to help us think and guide us to a user perspective direction. For the real case project, you will have a chance to be a consultant and speak with your client to work on their project. So it is not just a lecture. It is an "on-the-job" training and helps you to be a User Experience Designer. 

I was looking for a short-term program to learn IT programming, at the beginning I was just trying to get the idea of how things work because programming sounds tooooooo serious to me and I always imagine it would take me couple years to learn things from scratch. But indeed, this program did train me become a pro to get a job I had dreamed of! Even everyday the schedule was so tight and I spent roughly 14 hours a day on learning, exercise and catch-up the syllabus, I was totally enjoy the learning atmosphere with my classmates and teachers, a strong bonding team and everyone sharing experience and knowledge . Highly recommend to someone desire to work in IT programming industry! Fruitful course for sincere IT beginner haha!

Learning basic python programming, data structure. Collect data from web, a bit of SQL and reporting data in tableau dashboard. The class is pretty clear .

Le Wagon has given me the tools to begin a new career in tech. Not only how to code but how to design an application from start to finish, how to communicate within a team, create work flows and they provide endless resources and support for future development as a Full Stack Developer. I highly recommend this bootcamp to everyone.

The teachers are one for the biggest pros! They are super helpful and kind. They help you understand the problem and guide you towards the solution. They also support you in general, they have done this bootcamp and they know the struggles that come with the bootcamp and know how to comfort you when times are tough.

There's no grading system which takes some of the pressure off and also motivates you to be better for yourself.

This course is intense. It can be overwhelming if you don't make it your main focus for the 9 week duration. So stress can surface especially if haven't learnt in a while. I had some issues keeping up at times but I kept going, did my best and with the support from Le Wagon, the TAs and my fellow Alumni it was enough.

I have been learning to code for a while before I joined Altcademy, my criteria for selecting a program is online, flexible schedule, mentorship, affordability. If you tried to learn to code before, you know there isn't a lack of free or extremely cheap material. But what you get for free, will usually lack structure, quality, and mentorship. Altcademy hits all the right spots, at a reasonable price point. The curriculum is text based, easy to follow, and code along. There are hundreds of exercises to practice on their platform. Projects are marked by experienced mentors and useful feedbacks is given. There is a slack channel and a q&a platform to get help from. Other students are friendly, and conversations, though sparse, are usually about coding and course content. This has been a wonderful experience, and I would like to specifically thank my mentors David and Harry for their patience and guidance.