Quality Assurance Engineering Reviews

I decided to join TripleTen Bootcamp after I concluded that I wanted to change my career path. I did my research on other bootcamps and made my decision on which one to join based on a few factors. The two biggest reasons I joined TripleTen was because it included job assistance and money back guarantee if you don't get a job within 6 months after completing the course. Other factors that helped me make my decision were the fact that it had a good curriculum and the bootcamp was relatively affordable. Before starting TripleTen, I was a bit nervous due to the fact that I had no experience in the tech industry. My background is in Barbering, so it was a completely different field. I had doubts if I could even finish the program, but after starting I soon realized that the bootcamp is tailored for beginners like me! The lessons walk you step by step making sure you learn everything you need to know. There is some points in the program where it gets frustrating because you are receiving a ton of information at once. The good thing though, is that they use a platform for communication called Discord where you can ask tutors or fellow students for help. Like I mentioned before, they help you get a job after you've completed the program. Although I am not at that stage yet, I am excited for it. What I have done though, is I participated in a "Bug Jam" where we worked in teams to finished a project in a short amount of time. I thought it was amazing that TripleTen offered something like this because it provides some type of "real life" experience.Overall, Tripleten is a great bootcamp. I definitely recommend this to anyone who is trying to get into tech!

I was looking for a change from Law Enforcement, but that could provide flexible hours and time for my work schedule. I came across TripleTen, they provided the best option to help me break into tech as well work with my work schedule. I choose to enroll in the QA Engineering program mainly because I like to find problems and provide a solution, as well be apart of a project that can be beneficial. I spent about 15-20 hours a week on the study materials as well as the projects. During my time at TripleTen I was meet with positive support and knowledge from everyone from my Success Manager to the Tutors all were very accommodating and helpful but most of all supportive during the process of completing my certification. The vas amount of knowledge the instructors have is very impressive and applicable to real life situations. The projects replicated real life projects that i would have to handle on a day to day bases and they range from having no knowledge at all on what QA is to prepping you to be advance in QA  I am proud to be a Graduate of TripleTen QA Engineering Program, and have told many of my co-workers as well friends' about the smooth and extensiveness of the program, and how much I had fun learning all the up to date information.

My journey with TripleTen began after discovering and reading the job description of a Quality Assurance Engineer while sitting in train station in New York. After some research, I found TripleTen's programs and made an appointment with an Admissions Counselor to discuss my interest. As they say, the rest is history. I knew that starting this bootcamp would challenge me in so many ways. I have no background or prior education specifically in technology, so I had to learn many things from the ground up. I also needed to learn how to become a student again as a parent with full-time employment. As I began my first Sprint, I was immediately surprised and impressed with the interactive platform TripleTen has to learn the material and complete special projects. The information is presented in a logical way, and offers ways to check your knowledge at various points. As I progressed through my learning experience, I did face a number of challenges as I struggled with some of the material. The support I received from my Success Manager, the various chat groups, and help from tutoring sessions was outstanding! With all the grace and guidance extended to me, I was able to push my way through - what a rewarding achievement to overcome obstacles!Thank you, TripleTen, for offering a program designed to suit all levels of experience and backgrounds allowing students to grow personally and professionally!

I graduated with a bachelors degree in Business Administration in 2017. It was very hard for me to find a good administrative job in the business field so I decided to pursue a career as A Quality Assurance Associate  at pharmaceutical warehouse. I have Experience Understanding cGMP documentation requirements. I have experience and knowledge ensuring all documentation conforms torequirements and standards per procedure before issuance of documentation to their prospective departments. Working in this field I decided I wanted a change. A job with better pay, better career growth and opportunities. I was browsing on  Instagram and saw an ad with triple ten for QA Engineering bootcamp. I immediately became interested in joining the program. I have always enjoyed working on computers and learning about new technologies. At Tripleten the chapters and lessons are very informative for the QA Engineering program. Now being on sprint 8  finishing up the program I have a good understanding how of QA Engineering works. QA Engineers test software to catch bugs, and work with software engineers to fix them. I have learned about how to break down   software and document the results. Once I finish the program I am looking to start my career as a QA Engineer. I am excited about this new career transition to  QA engineering, career promotion and looking forward to meeting new people along the way. 

I heard about TripleTen and them got into contact with me after filing out the form to know more about the QA BootCamp. Paolo De Vivo was the one who called me and then sent me an email with some information about the BootCamp.I replied with simple questions because their Syllabus and what they sent me were too generic and I would like to know a little more about the specifics since other Bootcamps had that part better explained. I was worried because everything seemed extremely superficial and I wanted to know if it was my impression or if it really is superficial. So since I didn't receive any news or feedback after these simple questions I contacted their support ( support@tripleten.com ) and after they sent an email saying that one of their representatives would contact me it has been over 5 days from today no one contacted me; Not by phone nor email...so this made me conclude that they are NOT a SERIOUS BootCamp. I am leaving this review as an Applicant who was really interested but after some minor questions about their Syllabus, they just disappeared. This tells me a lot about them as a company so be aware of whoever contacts them!. 

Finding TripleTen was one of the best things that has happened to me in a long, long, long time!!! I felt stuck in my current job. Although I might have been at the top and one of the best, I was not happy with my schedule, salary, or the corporate BS from the fitness industry. This led me to look into something I always dreamed of doing but was always afraid to try due to the time commitment, my personal educational experience, and of course not wanting a mountain of student debt... I knew I wanted to get into coding/tech, but I had no idea where to start or what niche to master. Starting my journey into this industry, I was slightly concerned about my age, experience, and time as I was working full time and starting a side hustle business. Finding TripleTen was the best thing! From the minute I applied, I felt cared for, heard, and as if the plan my advisor was making was for me! Once I began my journey, I was welcomed by the instructors, tutors, and my awesome, amazing success manager Anna!!!The course material is perfectly laid out, which makes it easy to understand and work side by side in real-time as you are learning! This was amazing for someone like myself who has no prior coding experience. The curriculum is extremely well planned to not overwhelm you, but to push you forward into harder, more challenging tasks, but the instructors make everything fun and realistic! YES, this is a school, but they make it feel more like a real-life externship which is amazing to keep you interested but also to give you confidence for after!!!Coming to an end with my QA course with TripleTen, I am honestly sad because I have loved and enjoyed every sprint, project, tutor call, Discord chat, and moment in this school! Which was a beautiful change from my prior experience!!!If you are looking for an online coding course that has an awesome course, instructors, tutors, senior students, active students (like myself) and more, this is the place for you!!!

Let me tell you my story,I have been a Chef for over 20 years of my life, (37) I started cooking at a very young age. I loved the culture of kitchens, the passion of each person you work with, the complexity of flavors, the art of plating dishes, the complex science that actually happens that most do not know about, and seeing the smile on guests faces when the enjoy the meal you poured hours of yourself into. Being a Chef has been a thrill ride, and I mean that in so many aspects...Thrill ride. The lifestyle is a roller coaster, and most can not ride forever. Being a Chef, I have sacrificed most of my life. Missed weekends, nights, vacations, weddings, gatherings, and even funerals of those I loved. I was riddled with sleepless nights, 3am phone calls about employees that will not be in for their shift, or produce orders that will not be coming with the ingredients you need to keep going the next days. I have spent nights in the emergency room riddled with anxiety, my health has been in and out of bottom line. After you cook for thousands of people I have zero left for myself, which results in ramen or peanut butter and jelly. It is grueling, daunting, demanding work, but for some reason, I love it, and had to keep going back. Well, loved it. Over the years things have changed, both on my side, my passion, my dedications, and my priorities, and on the other end, people have seemed to lose the appreciation they had for what it takes to run a restaurant, and create art from food. I have felt unappreciated as a Chef for some time now. I would never discredit any of what it has brought me in life: adventure, drive, skills, knowledge, friendships, and ownership to name a few, but the best thing it has brought me in life is my beautiful wife. With that came an amazing little child. My priorities shifted significantly, and the small woes of my career blew up. A week after I returned from paternity leave, I knew I had to make a change, and that change was being more available to my family, to distance myself from 2am clock outs and 7 day weeks, no more nights or weekends. I have always enjoyed working with computers. From building them, to performing my own systems administration, and optimizing my router settings, and system settings. So I started looking around for IT courses, but what collages offered study when you can, online? I work 45-90 hours a week. Set schedule? I do not even know what that means anymore. Luckily, I had been talking to my wife about it, and Facebook heard my call. I was doom scrolling one night, and TripleTen magically presented itself in my feed. So I set out to google (with all the fake ads I diligently did my research before following a seemingly random link), and once I felt they were legitimate, I clicked.The home page cuts right to it. Interested in our boot camps? Take this quiz! Seriously, it was everything I needed. I actually was interested in Software engineering to begin with, but I took the quiz anyway. Best decision ever. In less then five minutes I was done, and the results should have been obvious, but at the time I didn't actually know what Quality Assurance Engineering was. Turns out, most know it as Software Testing. Now let me tell you, if you are coming from a world of food, it is the perfect choice. You have more of the skills then you would think. They also stand behind their program with a job placement guarantee. So I signed up.Their online interactive program is super easy to use, and you do not need to adjust your hardware, just need a computer with internet. Some of the learning can even be done on your phone (not projects or certain modules due to programs, but the text and learning sections). Sign up , and onboarding are super simple. You have someone assigned to assisting you from the moment request a consultation too. Having a currently hectic work, and personal life to work around is no problem either. They do not just put up pre-set materials, and have you watch pre-filmed materials. Once you are onboarded you are assigned a success manager, who is there for you the whole time. They are there to guide you with your questions, and make sure you are asking them in the right places, extend your time on sprints if you need it, and keep you going. I actually feel like my success manager cares about me (which was one of the leadership goals I had set for myself. I want my employees to know I care about their success). The materials are broken down into sprints, which is how the work you will be doing will likely look when you are out in the field. I love the discord community they have built around the platform. Each sprint has a channel, and gets you access to the tutors, and other students. It is well organized, and if I am stuck on something, I do not have to spend precious time searching google. It is truly learn at your own pace, and the materials they put together are engaging, and informative. The career services, although I have not had much time to fully dive in on that part yet, have given me comforting insights about going into a world I have no experience in.The career program I have made my way through immediately comforted my woes of no experience. As it turns out, being a leader in food service covers beyond the basic "soft skills" for the tech world, and QA engineering. I get to take my passion, scrutiny for detail, clear communication, and problem-solving skills (to name a few) into this new field with me. I immediately realized that I actually have a rock solid resume for getting me going, and the course is teaching me the rest.I would 100% recommend this program to anyone who is feeling the gut wrenching burn out that I am feeling with my current career. I can already feel it changing my life, and the way I look at my future.

Hello! My name is Jordan and I am currently on the QA Engineer path with Triple Ten to become a QA Engineer. Before getting into the program I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life. Then my wonderful girlfriend mentioned to me why don't I get into the tech industry. It didn't seem like a bad idea. So we did some research on some bootcamps looking through plenty of reviews on reddit and other places. TripleTen had the best reviews from real students. After looking at the reviews and contacting TripleTen they got in touch with me telling me all of the payment plans and how the structure of the bootcamp works. I was getting into the tech industry not really knowing what I was getting myself into. But I am now on the final sprint and can say that I have learned a lot. If you are like me and don't know much about tech don't be discouraged. The sprints are well written and very beginner friendly. I've also noticed that they are constantly making updates to the way that they teach which makes it easier for the students. I would very much and have referred friends to join and get into the tech industry.

I graduated in April 2024. I wanted to wait to apply for jobs until after I had completed the program. I am in my first few weeks of the Career Acceleration Program (separate program following the bootcamp). So far so good. Even after graduating, I still recommend TripleTen. At the beginning I had a hard time choosing which bootcamp to sign up for because I had so little knowledge about all of them. But, TripleTen let me complete an introduction of several bootcamps to get an overview of each one. That really helped me narrow down my options. But, in the end I chose the QA Engineer bootcamp because it was cheaper and shorter in length. And, I felt like it would be a great option for just getting started in the tech world.I think their financing options and money back guarantee are great.  I’d recommend looking at their website for that information. And, I’d wait until they have their 20% off sale. I’ve seen it happen several times throughout the past 6 months.One of my biggest challenges was learning some of the coding languages. Since it was a brand new subject to me, then it was hard for me to fully grasp the materials with just a bootcamp. So, I’d recommend taking some free online coding courses (like TripleTen’s free SQL certification course) before jumping into the bootcamp. It’ll give you a heads start with your career, and you can post the certification on your LinkedIn profile.Another difficult part of the bootcamp was just managing my stress and anxiety. I was able to overcome it by just taking everything one step at a time. And, I would remind myself that TripleTen wanted me to succeed. I always felt that TripleTen was focused on their students’ success. This helped me to slow down and be okay with not being perfect or feeling ready. When working on my projects, I was able to just do my best and work with the feedback I was given until I got it right. Since I work in retail, my work schedule is always changing. I always felt too tired after my day of work to study for the bootcamp. So, I dedicated my two days off per week to studying. I was able to complete everything this way. And, I took a “vacation” from work for a week to complete my final project. I definitely recommend creating space in your schedule to dedicate your time to the final project.Looking back, I still recommend TripleTen’s QA Engineer bootcamp. I still feel confident that I can find a job. And, I would recommend taking a few coding courses before starting the bootcamp. It’ll help you feel more prepared.

I had been burnt out in my previous career and knew I needed to make a switch to something more sustainable. I’d heard good things about getting into tech through bootcamps and when I started doing my research TripleTen kept coming up in my searches. The biggest selling points for me were the fully remote, part-time options, as well as the career support and the job guarantee (this has specific metrics you must hit, but they can all be reviewed on the website and all seem reasonable).TripleTen has an interactive platform where you complete all of your lessons and projects. During the course, most of your time is spent on this platform or communicating in Discord. The platform was easy to navigate but I did have a learning curve with checking the discord channels for updates. Important communications about sprints or projects are posted in the Discord channels, so be sure to keep yourself up to date with the conversations happening in the announcements channel.This is an excellent course for those who are self-starters and who know how to schedule their own study time and hold themselves to a timeline. I think if you need an external source to continually keep you on track with projects and studies or you are not one to reach out for support, you might struggle with this format. But for those who don’t need that it’s a great opportunity to learn a lot with the flexibility to work around your schedule. I struggled with the sections working on programming languages so I used supplementary learning tools (which all students are encouraged to do!) for those sections to ensure I was understanding everything correctly. Overall the QA course helped me develop a broad skillset that I'm continuing to strengthen as I begin my job search. 

I chose to transition my career to the tech world due to the many opportunities it offers and my fascination with computers, data, and the innovations they bring. After extensive research on various bootcamps, I found TripleTen to be an excellent option. Their organized program and strict deadlines provide me with the structure I need for my studies. Balancing work and studies, I dedicate approximately 10 to 15 hours per week to learning. But, sometimes it can get tough, so I if need more time to finish a sprint or a project, they allow it without any excitation. The platform is user-friendly and well-explained, and project organization is both challenging and enjoyable. It’s amazing to see how much I’m learning. The support from the learning team is exceptional - they’re always available to answer questions and make our learning experience easier. We have options to ask questions about the sprint you are on or about the project during the online “office hours” or via the discord channel at any time. They have also, meetings where we talk about how to get a job in the tech world, where they can answer all your questions about it. I am really happy about this program and I would highly recommend TripleTen to anybody interested in starting a new career in this field.

I have been trying to situate myself in a remote job for a few years. But my main obstacle has always been a low level of experience. I am sure that is why many people decide to join a BootCamp. I looked through a few online and ended up booking a call with TripleTen. Their website was robust and their reviews on Glassdoor were strong. So I decided they were the best fit for me considering their goal is to support you until you get a job and even after the fact.I chose the QA engineering BootCamp (6 months) and I am now approaching the end of the course. I like that we have deadlines and time limits because my issue with learn-at-your-own-pace courses is that there is no consequence for just not doing the work. The success managers they assign to each student make sure you are progressing well and offer useful resources to help with the more difficult sections. The tutors are available nearly every day to help with problems in the coursework or even bugs that may arise for some users. The course has even been altered to fix certain things from the students' suggestions (ex. wording or unclear explanations). I look forward to diving into the career prep part of the program and hope to secure a job within the next few months. TripleTen backs you up with a strong team to bolster your resume, LinkedIn, and interview skills to make sure you land the job. They also provide an opportunity for externship programs after course completion to get some real-world work experience. I would recommend TripleTen to anyone looking to make a change in their career for the better. Better for me will be getting a remote work position that suits my lifestyle much better than the job I have now. Plus, making more money never hurts!!

I am currently enrolled in the QA Engineer program at Triple Ten, and I'm currently working on my final project. Coming from a background in chemistry, I developed an interest in the IT field and decided to pursue testing. I am pleased with the program so far. It is well-designed for beginners, with lessons structured into manageable segments and opportunities to gain practical experience through tasks.After completing tasks and projects, the reviews provided valuable tips to enhance the performance of my projects. If I encountered any difficulties during my project, the tutors were very helpful. Overall, everything was excellent in this program.

I am currently in the QA Engineering program at TripleTen and just started my 7th sprint (out of 9). To give you my background, I work a full-time job and do not have any previous experience in tech. So far, I am very happy with the program. The course material is engaging with visuals and divided into small lessons, which I appreciate because it feels a little more casual and relaxed than reading textbooks. What I like about TripleTen is the great career support and the community, in addition to the course itself. Through seminars, one-on-one meetings with a career advisor, and reading career chapters, I have learned steps to network effectively, how to utilize my LinkedIn and other social media to stand out, and helpful tips for interviews etc. I got to meet some fellow students via discord and meetings, and appreciate how we encourage each other. Tutors are great resources when I struggle with studying. You can ask them questions during their online “office hours” and via the discord channel any time. That being said, I feel that some things are up to the students. I tried to spend at least 1-2 hours every day when I started the program, but I eventually needed to slow down because studying on top of keeping my life together and working full-time feels tough sometimes. Fortunately, the program allows you to study at your own pace, and the success manager is accepting if you need to delay your deadlines. I am planning on expanding my network and meeting new professionals out there even though it is out of my comfort zone because I heard that getting a job with no tech experience can take an effort. I have seen a few people voicing that the schedules for meetings and tutor hours do not align with their work schedules (especially for people who work night shifts). But again, the community is very supportive and there for your success. Overall, I feel that TripleTen is a great program, especially for those transitioning into tech. If you choose this program, I would recommend utilizing their support and getting engaged with the opportunities they offer as much as possible.

 Going through the TripleTen Quality Assurance Engineer  bootcamp has been overall a great experience. The bootcamp offers a plethora of tools to help students stay on track along with the help of making sure they understand the material in which they cover. Each Sprint is very direct in what they cover along with giving more than just the lesson of the tool but real world experience examples that allow the students to even create a portfolio that shows more than just what they learned. But also the implementation of the experience. TripleTen has success managers that help students stay on track with projects and help students with giving tools to better understand the sprints and tutors. The Bootcamp for Quality Assurance Engineer is split up into 9 sprints with an extra sprint for those who need more assistance with job search and interview readiness. Each Sprint is broken up into digestible segments of what Quality Assurance Engineers are expected to know along with giving experience in each part of the job. The Bootcamp slowly scales up on the difficulty of what a Quality Assurance Engineer does for a job with having students learn how to spot bugs manually to learning how to code to understand databases that they will need to know how to search for information to verify websites or the code gives back proper responses to automating tests. Each Sprint has a correlating Project that the Students are expected to finish and send in to be graded, Pass or Fail, to move on to the next Sprint. Each Project gives each student experience in Quality Assurance Engineering along with helping them build a portfolio that they will be able to show or add to their resume when job hunting.At the start of this bootcamp I was given guidance on the start of the bootcamp. The Success Manager, in my case Nikita, I was given reminders of tutors available on what days and what time they are available (given their timezone). Along with the tutors, I was given a plethora of outside resources that would go hand in hand in what I was learning in a lesson to help further my understanding of the Sprint. We were also given a community Discord which gave us connections to others who were in the same coding bootcamp, along with those who have already graduated or finished the bootcamp. Within the discord they would also hold career seminars to help students with being interview ready along with helping set up a proper resume.The Success Manager had helped me with giving me an extension with a project after I had been in a car accident, they made sure to be very professional but also checked up on me making sure i was ready to get back into the sprints, Shout out Nikita! He has been an amazing success manager who has been really helpful with checking in on my progress on the Sprints and Projects but also has made sure I could reach out to him or tutors for any questions I may have. He has also given me information on outside resources to help with my progress of the lesson. Success Managers of TripleTen regularly reach out to their students for updates, to check up if they need help, to provide helpful resources to further Sprint lessons.The Discord that the bootcamp offers for the students has allowed me to make connections with other students and made it possible to help each other with questions we may have or parts of the sprint or project that we may be struggling with which allows us to make connections and personal connections. The Discord also allows collaborations on projects with students to work together as they study to understand the sprints and the lessons that the bootcamp covers. The students regularly reach out to each other when confronting parts of the project or lesson they may struggle with or just want to study together to have someone else there to help keep them accountable of their progress. The discord really feels like a community in which new and old members of the bootcamp can help each other better themselves with the bootcamp but also help each other out with possible job opportunities. Students have gone so far as to help each other prepare for interviews when career development meetings or seminars are not being held.TripleTen has been incredibly helpful with a course that’s very direct teaching. Having students get experience working on projects that slowly build upon each other and guiding students to understand what is a Quality Assurance Engineer’s work. The Bootcamp starts off with free material that gives an understanding and information of what a Quality Assurance Engineer does so students can make a well informed decisions on whether or not this Bootcamp is for them. The free information includes a review question selection that tests students on the material. This gives an idea of what the students will be going through in the bootcamp. Overall I’d recommend TripleTen to others if they are interested in learning a new skill and are trying to get started in the Tech. industry. I have already made recommendations to coworkers in a similar boot as me, along with recommending it to my younger brother. I may not know how the other bootcamps TripleTen offers but I can say with full confidence that if this is how they run their Quality Assurance Bootcamp that the other bootcamps available; Software Engineering, Data Science, and Business Intelligence. I can recommend the other bootcamps that TripleTen has to offer to others. Not to mention in comparison to other bootcamps TripleTen is offered at a much more affordable rate whereas other bootcamps are priced at College University Prices. Where with TripleTen it is far more affordable with guaranteed money back. Along with that TripleTen allows past students to be able to have access to the whole bootcamp of any lesson even after graduating from the bootcamp. TripleTen honestly has been a great experience. I have and will continue to recommend it to those around me. I hope this has helped you with whether or not TripleTen is for you.
 

After several years of toying with the idea of joining an online bootcamp, I finally decided on TripleTen and I'm extremely glad I did. I'm currently finishing up the Quality Assurance Engineering course, set to graduate in about a month. The biggest draw for me was that TripleTen offers a completely self-paced proprietary learning environment. There's no set meeting times for video calls or classes that you have to worry about which provides you the freedom to work at your own pace. As a current computer science student working two day jobs, the flexibility of the course schedule cannot be emphasized enough. The course can be accessed from any web browser so I often found myself reading through theories directly from my phone throughout the day. Of course there are still deadlines to meet for submitting Sprint projects, but the interface integrates a helpful calendar to stay on top of everything.The course itself is divided into Sprints which themselves are divided into Theories and Projects. The theory portion of the sprints are where you are presented with the information that you will be learning about. Following the theory sections are the Sprint projects which implement the topics into real-world examples. Every project you complete gets reviewed and you are given feedback to really fine tune the skills you gain within each sprint. There are live tutors available to help with any questions you may have, as well as a Discord community full of resources for each lesson, career support, and even events and seminars.Overall, TripleTen offers a comprehensive, professional, and engaging program through an interactive platform that you wouldn't find elsewhere. If you're looking for a bootcamp with fantastic learning support, career resources, and a flexible schedule, I highly recommend joining TripleTen.

I did plenty of research on different programs (I heavily considered Cybersecurity and AI before landing on QA Engineering) and different bootcamps (17 total!). I ended up choosing QA Engineering because it seemed to jive well with how my brain operates (I'm a problem solver with a keen eye for detail) and it seemed to offer one of the quickest and more affordable paths into tech. I've been in the restaurant industry for the majority of my adult life and have no formal tech background. I don't have any experience with any other tech bootcamps so technically don't know how this compares to others.Alas, I ended up choosing TripleTen for a number of reasons (and so far am glad I did):They combine Manual and Automation in one program (other bootcamps offer the two separately) and to be completed in a 5-month timeframe, part-time. There was only one other bootcamp that made my list that offered a combined program, but their timeline was 10 months (and it was more expensive). TripleTen offers multiple payment plans (I ended up paying everything up front to also take advantage of one of their promotional discounts they offered at the time). They also offer a trial period (I forget - 7 days? 14 days?) in which if you aren't satisfied they'll give you a refund. And if you stick with the program, they have a "get a job or get a refund" policy as well. Those 2 refund policies alone should provide the peace of mind that they know what they're doing and believe in their programs that they can offer such policies. I also appreciate that they don't simply get you through the program, put a certificate in your hand, and say bye. They have a complete career-coaching program, offer externships to provide real-world experience with real companies, and their support extends beyond graduation and finding a job - they'll stay in touch during the first two months after employment! Now, I'm not quite there yet but based on my experience in the program and with everyone thus far, I have no doubt they will. That was ultimately the final selling point for me. Upon reaching out to a handful of my "finalist" bootcamps, TripleTen was the only one that actually responded in a timely manner and furthermore, without sounding like a sales pitch.My QA Course is broken up into 9 Sprints; I'm currently finishing Spring 7. My Cohort started January 18, so I'm well ahead of schedule (another thing I like about this program - there are deadlines with a calendar guide to follow, but you can work ahead on your own pace).Communication remains phenomenal. My success manager and career coach check in on me and offer encouragement and support without being overbearing. It really feels like they care about me and my success. Sure, this translates into their success as well but there are so many businesses out there that only care until the customer is through the door or the sale is closed. As a small business owner myself, I can tell, and it really makes a difference, when they make you feel like a person, not just another number or statistic.

I was looking online for schools that offer QA bootcamps and Triple Ten stood out among the rest because of its accessibility. Meaning it was very easy to sign up and start the program. They also offer financing with made it even more attractive. I did not know what to expect since I have no QA or any IT background, but after the first 2,3 pages I read I was confident I would succeed. The program is entirely online, perfect for people with full time  jobs. I was studying only on my days off and was still able to progress with great speed. Triple Ten success managers are so professional and offer a great support throughout the course. The Tutors have office hours in which every student can get answers and explanation to whatever questions they might have. Big shout out to Elina, a success manager and Ulyana a tutor. They reallymade my studying so much easier. I definitely recommend Triple Ten to people who are tired of their current jobs and are looking for something new and excited.

To put it bluntly, this team does things RIGHT. TripleTen knows how to narrow down all the subjects that could be relevant in the field of QA, and focus on the ones that will get you the hands on experience necessary to land a job and keep it. They break the curriculum down in the nine sprints, which are each broken down into chapters and lessons.  The lessons are all full of useful knowledge, and a lot of them give you instructions on how to do things so it feels very hands on (you actually get to DO the things that you're learning to do).  I would say that my FAVORITE part about the theory sections is when I get to download a new software or save a new website and USE THEM MYSELF!  But don't worry, for those of you who aren't as focused on hands on learning, there's also many lessons that focus on theory and learning new terms and definitions!  I've learned so much in so little time and feel comfortable because the way the course material has been presented is retainable.  The Discord platform is intuitive and easy to navigate. They break it down into multiple sections including each sprint and their individual chapters and lessons, as well as community spaces for getting to know other students in the program. It's also really helpful because you can direct your questions towards the Tutors and Senior Students in the program.  You can always get an answer to your question in a reasonable amount of time.I am about a month away from finishing the program and can't wait to see what my future holds!