Henry

Very good in general, the curriculum is very complete, the demand is high but there are good instructors who accompany the process.

I think something that could make it better is to have short video explanations of the technologies + classes, not just classes. Because right now a lot of time is wasted trying to solve all the doubts of all the people in the classes. So the short explanatory videos could help to save time and answer general questions before the classes. Also, at least 1 hour of english classes a week could benefit a lot, especially in the job search process.

The Henry Bootcamp for FullStack Developer was definitely a good decision. I recommend it to anyone that asks me about it. The prep course can be done without signing anything, and you can see if you like the system, the style, and the content. After that, it is quite flexible, I would say it is even too easy to enter, but the good news is you can go through more than a month of class, 2 modules of the 4 given, without any commitment of paying. They really give the opportunity to anyone who wants to try coding as a job. It does require effort and time, but if you don't lie to yourself and cheat, the evaluation instances are fairly representative of the student's knowledge. They sell what they say they sell, and they work WITH you. I am very thankful right now. I will be happily paying for the course now, after I got a job (since that's the system they adopt), and that makes me like it even more. Some instances need work, and you can tell they grew so fast that they struggle sometimes with some things, but the resources they give you are endless.