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Coding Temple is an online technical training provider that offers pathways in Software Engineering, Data Analytics, Cybersecurity, and Quality Assurance with three different learning options available: Full-Time, Part-Time, and Self-Paced. Coding Temple’s approach focuses on accelerated learning; offering accessible, high-quality education, and is dedicated to building a pathway for individuals to secure high-growth tech careers by incorporating real-world applications into the students’ daily learning experience.
Students receive extensive support throughout the duration of their program including 1:1 guidance from Student Success, Instructors, and Alumni Support, along with various resources to ensure successful progression through the program. Upon graduating, students will have a portfolio of work, including a final Capstone Project, as well as a series of verifiable digital badges and a certificate of completion to stand out to potential employers. Students receive immediate post-graduation career readiness assistance, encompassing resume building, mock interviews, weekly workshops, and technical assessments, ensuring their readiness for diverse job interviews.
Note: This review is somewhat in response to the anonymous review posted on 4/2/2017, titled Disorganized and Unprofessional. Read that review if you want to know what Coding Temple is like for someone who is not genuinely interested in computer programming.
If you are interested in computer programming, and you've taught yourself enough about the subject to know that you can see yourself doing i...
Note: This review is somewhat in response to the anonymous review posted on 4/2/2017, titled Disorganized and Unprofessional. Read that review if you want to know what Coding Temple is like for someone who is not genuinely interested in computer programming.
If you are interested in computer programming, and you've taught yourself enough about the subject to know that you can see yourself doing it for a career, then you should be more than happy to fork over the $10,000 investment in Coding Temple. The experience is 100% worth it if you want to start your way on becoming a programmer, or if you already have some experience and are just looking to refine your skills, you should still do it. You'll learn a ton, and more importantly the knowledge you gain will be immediatly applicable in the real world (meaning at a job or in personal projects).
If, however, you are not interested in programming, but instead are interested in making money from programming, then you will, I imagine, end up very unhappy at the end of your 10 weeks and $10,000.
My compatriot below, though his complaints are valid, should not deter any serious students from enrolling in Coding Temple. At least go down and give the place a visit. As soon as you step into main hangout space you'll be sold. While, yes, a monster TV, on-tap beer, and a ping pong (not fooseball) table seem like a recipe for distraction, it's really not that bad; and the boon of having chips, oatmeal, gronola bars, nuts, fruit snacks, coffee, and alcohol available whenever you need them is invaluable.
Not to mention that Joe (the .NET instructor) is a top-notch teacher, easy to talk to, and has what seems to be a bottomless wealth of knowledge about programming and the programming industry. If you have tried to teach yourself coding before and find that your brain is flooding with questions, fear not, for Joe can probably answer those questions, almost always in a non-jargony way.
Final thing: The reviewer who gave this school such a scathing review is a good example of someone who should not do this program. That's not to say that this reviewer is wrong, but I was in his/her class at Coding Temple and know that he/she was not only not interested in programming, but in fact didn't even do the small amount of pre-work we were asked to do before the start of class. I think he/she gave some of the questions a go, but clearly did not put in the effort required to understand the basics of programming. The pre-work is designed to give even complete beginners somewhere to start, so that by the time class has started, you at least understand enough so that everything the teacher says isn't gibberish. If you don't do the pre-work, don't learn about computer programming outside of class at least a little bit, and don't actively want to do both of these just for fun and learning, then don't expect to have fun at a place called Coding Temple; you would do well to respect the warning of my former classmate. If you don't love (or like the idea of) coding 24/7, then Coding Temple is going to be a torture chamber for you.
TL;DR You'll gain a hollistic, pragmatic understanding of computer programming, and you will get a job after (or even during) the program if you put in any amount of effort, and, most importantly, if you actually enjoy coding (or are at least interested and have done some prior research).
How much does Coding Temple cost?
Coding Temple costs around $14,995. On the lower end, some Coding Temple courses like Software Engineering Full-Stack | Flex Online cost $8,995.
What courses does Coding Temple teach?
Coding Temple offers courses like Cybersecurity | Flex Online, Cybersecurity | Part-Time Online, Data Analytics | Flex Online, Data Analytics | Full-Time Online and 4 more.
Where does Coding Temple have campuses?
Coding Temple teaches students Online in a remote classroom.
Is Coding Temple worth it?
The data says yes! Coding Temple reports a 86% graduation rate, a median salary of $75,000 and 97% of Coding Temple alumni are employed. Coding Temple hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 371 Coding Temple alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coding Temple on Course Report - you should start there!
Is Coding Temple legit?
We let alumni answer that question. 371 Coding Temple alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coding Temple and rate their overall experience a 4.83 out of 5.
Does Coding Temple offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
Yes, Coding Temple accepts the GI Bill!
Can I read Coding Temple reviews?
You can read 371 reviews of Coding Temple on Course Report! Coding Temple alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coding Temple and rate their overall experience a 4.83 out of 5.
Is Coding Temple accredited?
Yes
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