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I will also tell my story. I previously worked in board game publishing. The job at the time was somewhat by chance, so I wanted to take a more conscious professional step. The course was rather not difficult. I would have preferred it to be much longer (like twice as long) so that there was more material. But I understand that then it would cost more, so maybe not many people could afford it.
After the course I was looking for a job for about 5 months. Now I do the back end in Python and Postgres at a small company dealing with analytics and IT. I earn a bit more than before and have more opportunities for professional development, so I think it was money well spent :) Read less

I signed up for the python course to broaden my excel-analytical skill set, and I am very satisfied. 6 weeks is definitely not enough time to deeply dive into such a broad topic. On the plus side, the course covers a lot of topics, how much content is left on the slides, tasks, workshops, and ready code for further independent work. Plus I really liked the atmosphere of the group, the lecturers, mentor and course tutor who gave us a lot of attention. Read less

 Before the start of the course, I didn't have much contact with the IT world, I only attended a website development course, but I didn't go that way at all. I also worked as a pastry chef.
My boyfriend, who is a programmer himself, made me realize the existence of the profession of a tester. He told me that it was a good start in the IT industry and gave me a manual tester course at Coders Lab. So I decided to take the risk and it paid off.
Overall impression is very good. I learned a lot, which resulted in getting the ISTQB certificate. I liked the practical classes the most, because I could see what a tester's work on real projects might look like. We also got a lot of tips on how to deal with job interviews, which was also useful. It was an intensive course for a beginner like me, but I think everyone can handle it.
I work as a software quality specialist. This is my second job as a tester, currently I have over 2 years of experience in testing.  Read less

 At Coders Lab, I took part in a course on manual and automation tester. When I was going for the course I had no knowledge about testing and had little to do with IT in general. Now, I am working as a tester/analyst and I think that the money I spent on the course is, so far, the best invested money in my life.On the course, there was a lot of theoretical knowledge, but also a lot of practice. Now I'm not afraid of Jira anymore :) I recommend the tester course, especially if your mentor is Karol. With him, the level of knowledge increases every minute :D  Read less

 I participated in the JAVA course. It is a good preparation for the role of a junior java developer. However, you have to remember that the course is only half of the work you need to do, the second half is independent work after the classes. During the course I met a very good mentor!  Read less

From the very beginning of my adventure with CodersLab, everything has been great. They advised me what course to choose, and helped to find funding. Since I didn't have any contact with the IT before, I was afraid that I wouldn't understand anything during the first classes, but even before the start of the course I got preparatory materials, so I was prepared. Professional, open-minded, and very helpful teachers. Thank you for everything!  Read less

 I completed a course for manual and automation tester at Coders Lab. The manual tester course was very accessible and well run. Great lecturers and, in my opinion, appropriate pace for the amount of material covered. As a result I passed ISTQB. On the other hand, the course on automation tester conducted remotely was too intensive, especially for a person starting his adventure with programming. A lot of material, little time, very fast pace. Nevertheless, the classes are interesting and the tasks are cool, but they should be spread out over time to give you a chance to assimilate the material. In general, it's a nice school, a nice place to learn, and I highly recommend it.  Read less

 I completed a course for manual and automation tester at Coders Lab. The manual tester course was very accessible and well run. Great lecturers and, in my opinion, appropriate pace for the amount of material covered. As a result I passed ISTQB. On the other hand, the course on automation tester conducted remotely was too intensive, especially for a person starting his adventure with programming. A lot of material, little time, very fast pace. Nevertheless, the classes are interesting and the tasks are cool, but they should be spread out over time to give you a chance to assimilate the material. In general, it's a nice school, a nice place to learn, and I highly recommend it.  Read less

 I was pleasantly surprised by the way the course was conducted. The classes were conducted with calmness and understanding. There was also absolutely no problem with contacting the service desk.If you are looking for a course after which you could get a job in this industry, I recommend Coders Lab  Read less

 I am incredibly impressed with the Java Developer (from scratch) course.
The course covered an extremely wide range of knowledge. Because of that it required a huge amount of work - people taking the course should be aware of that. 12 hours a day + time on weekends (preferably the same amount) is the price you have to pay for the opportunity to acquire so much knowledge. There is also a very high availability of teachers and their willingness to support.

For me, as an extremely important part, I have to emphasize Coders Lab's support in finding my way in the job market - the prompts (which appear throughout the course - you can see that making it possible to find a job is the goal of the course), the Portfolio Lab project at the end. It all makes me feel the real value of this course.  Read less

I've signed up to the Front-end course in English, I pass the interview and the assessments sing the contract, make the first payment and what is more resing to my actual job and two weeks before the course should start they were ignoring my emails till the point I have to call them the same Monday when they should be providing me the pre-work material. When I called the answer I got it was that sorry but we don't have good news for you, we have decided to cancel the course due to there is no enough English speaker students I asked how much do you need they told me 8 and that we me we are 3. They gave me the money back and now I'm job less with no course. Read less

I took the on-campus course, so it was very intense and very challenging. I didn't find it very difficult, but I wasn't starting from scratch either. I already knew how to program before the course, I also knew the basics of Python. However, what I can say in retrospect is that the course was very well prepared, both in terms of organization and content. Up to now, I use the materials received during the course when I need to recall something.

The course gave me a solid foundation of knowledge which helped me find my current job, which in turn involved moving abroad. As a result, my life has changed a lot and I can honestly say that the fact that I took your course contributed a lot to that.)

P.S.: I am currently working as a Software Engineer and my main job is to develop a web application in Django. It deals with both front-end and back-end. In addition, my responsibilities include managing the project backlog and eventually I am to completely take over the role of Scrum Master.

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I'm writing this as a newly graduated student - before I signed up for the JS React frontend course I did a really deep research on training companies and my decision could be only one - Coders Lab. Great, friendly, helpful staff, very comfortable training conditions and a very nicely organized open day, during which I had a chance to talk to Coders Lab teachers, recent graduates and recruiters of IT companies - for a non-IT person it's a really valuable thing. I also admit that for me - as a layman - the key issue was the chance of finding a job after the course. And here, Coders Lab offers really good support for its graduates - and I know it not only from their website, but also from the testimonials of friends who attended their courses :) In a word - highly recommended!

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I completed the Manual Tester course, I am now in the process of looking for a job, overall I am very satisfied.
I met a very nice leading mentor and good tutors. In addition, the group was really good, so we could work on our development in a common, motivating environment :). Read less

I've finished JavaScript bootcamp in Coders Lab and it did not dissapoint! I wasn't sure whether I would be able to learn so much within 7 weeks and it was really tough in the beginning but over time I got used to the pace and the group that I was in was amazing bunch of people. I found a job as a junior developer a month after finishing the course. I can recommend Coders Lab to everyone who wants to become developer but has no time and willpower to learn on their own. Seriously, It would take me a year to learn on my own what I learnt at Coders Lab bootcamp!

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