The Best Redlands Coding Bootcamps Of 2022

Recently finished the 14 week full immersion program and it was genuinely an amazing experience! The things we are capable of learning in such a short period of time if you apply yourself and give it your all, it's unbelievable. The program is fairly intense and it'll take a lot of dedication if you truly want to make the most of it, however, it just comes down to how much effort you're willing to put in. That being said, the LearningFuze curriculum system, learning environment, and staff are one of a kind. They don't just teach you how to code, they mimic a real working environment and provide you with the additional tools and resources needed to a hirable employee. This bootcamp is special and I can't express how lucky I was to enroll here. If you are able, I recommend doing the in-person full immersion program. Although, the online course is also great, I think going in person just adds another layer that can only be beneficial to this learning experience. 

Sabio totally changed my life, the program is truly amazing the instructors are very supportive and with the 17 week program I was able to find my dream job within 2 weeks of graduating!

I decided to pursue a career change to UX/UI to finally pursue a developing passion. I've never been a good student and my disabilities have sometimes made me feel like I couldn't get the education I wanted, something I worried about when starting the program. I switched from art to psychology in college, and after working for five years in the nonprofit mental health/disability accessibility space, I wanted to find a way to further advocate for this community while improving my knowledge on universal design. I am halfway through the UX/UI boot camp with Zhiyu Xue and TA's Elaine Yi and Tridz Banerjee, and I can confidently say that I am happy with my decision to choose UCI's program versus other programs. 

Their virtual classroom environment feels polished and easy to interact with, and the course content with videos and activities are easy to understand - and if it isn't, the instructor and TA's are there to answer any questions and give you real industry examples to help guide you. My favorite aspect of the program is that you are given the opportunity to work individually and as a group; that way, you can learn the basics on your own and bring your ideas to fruition later with your team(s). 

My advice for other prospective students is learn to manage your time! 24 weeks will fly by, but if you're genuinely interested in user experience, the course content will help widen your social lens and be more mindful when interacting with others and the everyday technology we use. Course load might seem intimidating, but your projects can become valuable assets for your future portfolio. And lastly, you're here because you want to learn! We're all here for the same reason, and that camaraderie will be one of the things that will help you get through the program.
Good luck!! :)

Hello to everyone reading this! 👋 I came into this bootcamp with very minimal experience in programming I come from being a warehouse lead. I wanted a career change I’ve always been a tech person at heart, breaking things down and putting them back together. I wanted to take the risk and go into a bootcamp and being a local looked at all other options but ended up taking this one and I do not regret it. My instructors have been nothing but amazing! From the first day I felt the energy of the virtual room and took in the guidance he had for us, I have spent a lot of time learning this is not easy by any means. What I suggest is having an accountability partner so you can stay on track with your goals you do not want to fall behind. What I enjoyed is when things finally clicked! My instructor emphasized don't focus on the grades focus on the material make sure you understand it instead of chasing the grade and not understanding what you did. I am currently 3 months in and 3 months to go i definitely recommend this if you’re willing to put in the work and have a great experience here I’ve made friends here that will be my best buddies for years to come.

I decided to enroll to NuCamp because it was very affordable but after taking the course, i believe it was a great decision. I took the four-week web development class and i really enjoyed it, the instructor was very thorough and helpful as well. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to get into web development. 

Product school was a great resource in helping me with my industry transfer into product management. My instructor, Toby Martin Hughes, was very informative and is definitely a very talented product management instructor. I am pleased to have attended this class, and look forward towards my career as a PM.