HyperionDev

I am currently doing the software engineering bootcamp. So far I am satisfied with course. Don't be mistaken, it is tuff. You'll need to have a lot of time to work through the tasks. It is very time consuming, especially if you are not familiar with coding. There is no requirement for the course but you definitely need mathematical and logical thinking skills. The course content is limited, you will need to have internet access and a lot of time to read up on relevant topics. There is absolutely no way that you can complete the tasks without doing your own research on programming platforms like geeks4geeks. Patience is key, you must be willing to trail and error . But most importantly if you decide to do a bootcamp, you need to be committed. Your dedication will determine your success. The mentor are very willing and able to help but they won't solve the problems for you, they will lead you in the right direction. The reviews are excellent and very useful. You will learn a lot and I believe it will definitely be worth all the hard work! Goodluck to anyone who pursues to enroll for a programming course.

I'm finding the couse great so far, I was registered for the full-time Software Dev bootcamp before I changed it to part-time because I got a job about a week after registration.

I'm able to do my job and coursework simultaneously. I'm a bit behind the expected progress because the previous week was hectic at work but I can still catch up because the course is well-paced and allows one the flexibility of working ahead or lagging (if need be).

The content is great, I'm not a first time programmer/coder so it is not that difficult to get through... it shouldn't be that difficult for anyone to follow though because the lessons are broken up in a way that makes it easy to understand.

Undoubtedly one of the better institutions I have had the privilege of studying through.  What initially attracted me to Hyperion was they give one the opportunity to trial out the bootcamp before signing up and committing to payment, so you can get a feel for which bootcamp attracts you the most.

The modus operandi of Hyperion Development was phenomenal.  The simplicity of navigating through the bootcamp was amazing, if anything Hyperion strives on making the bootcamp as comfortable, enjoyable and insightful as possible. They have an excellent mentorship team who are extremely supportive, patient, professional, possess a wealth of knowledge and brilliance and explain incredibly well for you to grasp the concepts. 

The course content is well structured and very current, allowing one to stay abreast with the times.  They provide you with enough examples and instructions throughout each level of the bootcamp (Level 1: Python for Data Science; Level 2: Data Analytics and Exploration; Level 3: Machine Learning).

Having never been exposed to coding or computer science on an academic level, I would say I was rather 'green' at first, but soon found my feet.  The course eases you into it by teaching you from basics and first principles.  The mentor team are readily available to guide you when you hit  a hurdle and are always willing to assist where possible, by TEACHING you. Really an awesome team. It was a great bootcamp overall, a good mixture of challenges, 'ah-ha' moments, and fun.

As an option and once you are complete with the bootcamp you have the privilege of career support where they guide you into becoming marketable as well as finding you placement in companies looking for Data Scientists - how awesome is that!?!

Absolutely no regrets from choosing Hyperion! Hyperion is a great institution,  with a well-constructed bootcamp,  a great team and most of all a wealth of knowledge was shared and gained, this bootcamp has definitely laid the foundation for my future and equipped me with the skill set for  industry 4.0 and IoT.

My course started off with a bang because they involved coding before I even registered. They allowed me to do an assessment task to see if coding was the right "fit" for me. I found it to be both challenging and exciting at the same time. The registration process was a breeze and the staff were very friendly, helpful and informative. I say this because a mentor assisted me with a query I submitted just after midnight. I call that "going the extra mile"! As you can expect from any institution it didn't always go smoothly. I had my doubts when I lost contact with my mentor but they jumped on the issue to make sure that I could be assisted by someone else and kept me in the loop at all times. The student adviser kept in touch to check whether I was still happy and this made me feel like they really care about their students. I had a problem with not being able to finish my course in the allocated time and they had no issue with extending the timeline so I could complete my source without having to rush and not take in the stuff I was supposed to learn. Overall, I am very happy with Hyperion Dev and I would most definitely recommend them to any person out there who is looking at making the career switch!!!!!

Currently in progress to complete my bootcamp, but I must say until now it has been a very good experience for me. The way the bootcamp is structured works for me since it focusses on the completion of both minor and bigger (capstone tasks) instead of just throwing a big project at you with the hope that you will somehow figure it out. Since one's knowlege is build incrementally it helps one a lot once you have to complete a capstone project, since one now has the knowledge to know what to do and what is expected from them.

Furthermore, the mentor provided to me is/was (since I am still busy at the moment) great and always provided me with very good tips to improve. Review times were also fast and structured with good feedback to improve in any area. 

I would recommend Hyperiondev should anybody want to increase/expand their knowledge in any IT related field since Hyperiondev takes the individual serious and wants them to succeed.

About a year ago I decided that I needed a change in career. I thought about my brief experience with programming in highschool and how much I enjoyed it. I decided that was the path that I wanted to take, but I had no idea how to get started, I was also a bit worried about how I was going to put in the time and actually get fully submerged into learning.

A friend of mine recommended HyperionDev and after a couple of months of playing with the idea, I decided to make the bold move of resigning my job and taking on their full time Software Engineering Bootcamp. I started with barely any knowledge of the field, I put my head down and invested all of my time to working on the tasks.

It was a challenge (as is to be expected) but with the help of my assigned mentor I managed to get through the tasks and build up my foundations task by task. I ended up finishing the course and took to solidifying my knowledge by getting involved in the forums and helping students when they stuck. 

Around 2 weeks later I was contacted by Sobane who asked if I would be interested in joining the HyperionDev team as an intern developer and helping out the onsite students as a teacher's assistant. I jumped at the opportunity and am now realising what a strong foundation the bootcamp actually gave me.

Overall it is a great course that covers a lot of ground and by the end of it you will have the confidence you need to enter the job market. Other than the personalised mentorship I would say a massive highlight of the bootcamps is the tasks, they are challenging and force you to apply the knowledge you have covered previously, making sure that it sticks with you.