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Joshua Atendido Bear
LOVED CLASS!
I love NuCamp's instructors. They are amazing to work with. Super patient, knowledgeable and helpful! I am currently enrolled in the Full Stack Development course and have just finished the JavaScript portion. I learned a ton and the resources they provide at the end of each lesson are invaluable. -
Salem F K Blackthorne
Nucamp Review
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"Nucamp is a great choice if you want to learn web development. The lessons are easy to follow, and you get to work on real projects right from the start. I found the flexible schedule super helpful, especially if you’re working or have a busy life. The instructors and classmates are really supportive, which makes learning a lot easier. Overall, it’s a bootcamp that cares about helping you succeed." -
Sara Williams
Through NuCamp i was able to see the potential i have for my future!
I was offered a scholarship for NuCamp and thought it sounded like an amazing opportunity to find a new career in coding. I just finished Web Development Fundamentals and it was better than i could ever have imagine. Not only have I've learned so much about coding, but I have also learned a lot about myself and the possibilities i have for my future. -
Hieu N
Nucamp: Fundamental Web Development
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The Fundamental Web Development class was excellent. I learned a lot about HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap. There was a lot of information to take in, and I know I won't remember everything, but the course taught me how to find the information I need. Overall, it was a great experience. It was a great experience that helped me establish a daily routine and provided a good foundation for the Front End Web Development course. I’m also thankful for the encouraging and supportive environment. I highly recommend this course to anyone who would like a good foundation in HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap.
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Lelia Nwabunor
Nucamp Cybersecurity
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The Nucamp Cybersecurity course is a comprehensive program designed for individuals who want to enter the dynamic field of cybersecurity. This course offers a practical, hands-on approach, enabling students to build essential skills in a supportive learning environment. It covers fundamental concepts such as network security, threat modeling, and risk management, emphasizing real-world applications and current industry practices. Participants will engage with interactive modules that include labs, projects, and simulations, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios. The course also explores critical topics like ethical hacking, intrusion detection, and security compliance, preparing students for various roles in the cybersecurity landscape. With a focus on collaboration and mentorship, the Nucamp Cybersecurity course fosters a community of learners, promoting teamwork and networking opportunities. The program is suitable for beginners and those looking to enhance their existing IT skills. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the tools and confidence needed to pursue entry-level positions in cybersecurity, ensuring they are ready to tackle the challenges of protecting information and systems in an increasingly digital world. This course is a stepping stone toward a rewarding career in one of the fastest-growing sectors in technology. -
Juan Tirendi
I can't wait for what the future holds
Upon enrolling in the NuCamp Cybersecurity Bootcamp, I was a little apprehensive as to whether or not this was the right bootcamp for me. After being fully involved with the classes and workshops I am happy to note that I did make the right decision! I actually enjoy the content and the wway it is presented. I highly recommend NuCamp! -
Prabhakaran Jeyamohan
Nucamp
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I want more structure in learning to code full stack and found Nucamp better compared to other online resources. I am more succesful in completing the course as it has deadlines and practical assignments . I hope to work full time as a back end developer . You are likely to absorb the contents more easily here compared to others but the backend part when it comes to data visualization and creating REST API was challenging. Was it because I am new to the informations or the course could be improved in that particular area. Not sure. But still good overall experience. I just did the backend not the front end. So can only speak for it. Probably will join the front end to learn react in the future. I am in the flex program by the way -
Lydia Genteman
Very impressed with Nucamp
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I was searching online for coding classes. I first looked into community colleges but the in-person class schedule and price didn't work for me, as I am caretaker for my son with special needs. So in looked for online classes and found Nucamp. It was the perfect combination of self-paced, price, fellow student contact and teaching from a skilled instructor. I look forward to hybrid or remote work to further developing my skills and gaining experience. -
Sean
The right balance
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I found nucamp because my adhd coach guided me through looking for bootcamps. I decided that the price for the nucamp courses was the right price for me. Comparable bootcamps from universities were generally at least 5x the price. It was the right decision for me because the structure of a weekly instructor guided review provided the perfect amount of accountabilty without too much pressure. I had tried other courses, but they were either too relaxed or too regimented for me. I plan to work in web development after I graduate, and I feel that this course gave me the necessary tools to do that. -
Anna M.
I learned a lot.
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I enrolled in Nucamp, because I want a better job. I really enjoyed the Python course and I learned a lot! There are a lot of people to help you, as well as an AI assistant. Each section has videos and everything is written down, so you can read or watch the video. Because everyone has different learning styles. There is a workshop on Saturdays and you can do your homework and studying at your own pace, any time during the week. -
Jose F. Cerda
A Comprehensive and Affordable Investment
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The foundations of most web development are "coding languages," HTML, CSS, and Java Script. This 4-week couse teaches the former two, some Java, and it offers more: Bootstrap and some NodeJS. In 4-weeks you will deploy a website, coded by you and have the ability to repeat multiple times. Learning to code is a skill set, a type of trade, that can be exchanged for financial and monetary gain.
Even if you're not seeking to get hired by a major tech company, you can certainly be more confident in tackling computer issues on other sites and in your personal life. These skills can lead you to be an entrepreneur on sales sites, like Amazon, Shopify, and the like because you get the foundational aspects of what it takes to code and how to maneuver in and out of a web platform. Knowedge, is certainly power.
However, if you choose to be a solopreneur or an employee, you will get the fundamentals that can take you to additional more intermediate and advanced courses.
I chose Nucamp because of the introductory Web Fundamentals that most adults should know how to do. From here one can choose additional coding and specialties: Front stack with mobile, Full stack with mobile, Cybersecurity, and Backend applications.
But, if you decide it's not for you, then it was only a one-month investment that's worth your time and money.
In the long run you will need a modern and comprehensive set of tutorials with the latest software, a dedicated set of instructors that will help you, a large community of developers, career services, and students that also guide and help your progress, including other members of your cohort. All this for an affordable price.
Equivalent courses cost upwards of $18,000, but why pay more when you can have the same instruction but for a fraction of the cost?
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Geraldo Kranenburg
Nucamp is worth it!
Amazing bootcamp experience.
I came into this bootcamp with very little coding knowledge.
I learned alot and it gave me the push I needed to keep following my goals of becoming a web developer.
I would highly recommend this bootcamp if you want to start a career in web development. -
Michael Roberts
Very positive overall
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I decided to enroll in Nucamp after struggling with the very difficult job market in my field of physics. Nucamp was a great experience and I learned a lot. I also benefited from meeting fellow students and made some good connections with them and the instructors.
You need to approach a bootcamp like this with the understanding that no single source of information is going to provide you with everything you need to know. You will need to suppliment the course work with your own research and practice what you've learned.
After this bootcamp, I hope to land a job as a full stack web developer. They do provide some lessons on job searching, and they offer some apprenticeships with affiliated companies, but there is no job guarantee. -
Andy Ly
Nucamp experience!
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What led me to enroll in Nucamp was that I was self learning web dev and pretty much got a hang of it. However, I really got burned out so I decided to participate in a bootcamp to keep my schedule consistent. I attended Backend and DevOps because I do have the hang of web dev already, so I'm trying to learn more and further my coding knowledge. For now, I learned a lot so it was right, it fits my schedule too since I work part time at a place, and I also get to code here in Nucamp part time. -
Musawenkosi Mabhena
It's an amazing experience so far
I needed a bootcamp that is self-pace and Nucamp was just that for me. It's also affordable and the flex option for me is the best thing to happen to me. I just hope that I continue benefiting from this wonderful bootcamp as aspire to be a backend dev. It's going to be a long journey but I feel comfortable being part of the nucamp Bootcamp. -
Karls M
Great & Affordable Coding Lessons
Great courses at Nucamp! I've already completed two of them and what's awesome is that you get to study at your own pace and have a weekly lesson to reinforce what you learned. There's also their discord if you ever need assistance. -
Gloria Cazarez
Nucamp is for everyone
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I enrolled in Nucamp because it had great reviews, it is affordable, and it fulfilled the coding goals I had. It was definitely the right decision for me, as it allowed me to re-take the same courses multiple times because I have a particular way of learning. The instructors were all knowledgeable, patient, and helpful. There was one in particular who stood out the most; his name is David H.
Mr. H. was a school teacher before he started teaching coding for Nucamp. And let me tell you, he definitely set the standard high for teaching coding. He made the courses interactive. He always had some fun activity up his sleeve to engage his students. He created a very warm and welcoming environment and I would have loved to move on with Mr. H., but I had some pauses in my learning and could not move on to any other classes he taught. Mr. H., you are awesome!!! -
Jessica Prince
Flexible, efficient, positive, work-life balance
I wanted to switch careers as a software developer and so far I feel like everything I have learned so far has been beneficial to me in my new upcoming career. I hope to continue to take more courses with nucamp and get job placement as a junior developer soon. -
Huang
Nucamp review
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Nucamp Bootcamp delivers a comprehensive React development curriculum with flexible scheduling. From basic to advanced concepts, the well-structured lectures and practical exercises make learning accessible. Hands-on projects build confidence and real-world skills, while supportive instructors and a collaborative community enhance the learning experience. I highly recommend Nucamp for its practical approach and supportive environment. -
Dan R
Experienced IT data professional
Great entry level bootcamp. Courses are split up into modules and each course is taught by an experienced instructor. Even though I have already used SQL and Python in a work setting for years I learned a lot of concepts and have a better understanding Python. -
Danielle Townsend
Great program!
Enrolling at Nucamp was the right decision for me. The course is well written and the instructor was great! I've just finished the Python Fundamenals and I'm looking forward to the SQL and Devops sections. -
Cala Wimbley
Worth the dive!
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I decided to enroll into Nucamp for the experience of learning something new. I personally want to pivot my career and I felt this was a good fit for my lifestyle given it's affordable and flexible with my daily schedule. With all that Nucamp has to offer, I will continue their courses throughout the year. Knowing that they also offer payment options is the deal breaker for me. I aspire to have a solid understanding of the basics of software development to land a Junior Developer role in the near future. -
Aizirek Toktosun Kyzy
Perfect course
I chose to attend due to the price and reputation of the university. I’m forever grateful for what I learned and am thankful that I went through this program. I would not have been hired as fast as I was by teaching myself. This is a whole new world for me. -
Roberto S Almeida
Excellent Web Development Bootcamp
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I really enjoyed the Web Development Fundamentals class. I have past experience in development but was out of the game for nearly a decade. I took this course as a refresher and to catch up on changes within the industry. The class really helped me get back into development. The exercises are self-paced and give you an opportunity to practice what you're learning. The instructors are knowledgeable and helpful and are very willing to answer any and all questions whether in the weekly class or during the week on Discord. I highly recommend this class for both newbies and people with some experience. -
Brandon Weir
NuCamp: Web Development Fundamentals
I signed up for this bootcamp as a review of long lost skills but found I learned a lot. I also wanted to see if this format would work for me before signing up for a longer bootcamp, which I decided to do at the end of this intro course. I hope future courses work as well as this one did for me. -
Alton Collins
Completing Front End Bootcamp
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I chose Nucamp because I wanted a format that offered feedback from another "live" individual. Self-study makes it too easy to lose focus because other priorities can place demands on one's time, and sometimes it is good to hear an explanation that comes from outside of one's personal experience.
I chose this course of study for several reasons:
1. I want to continue to develop my skillset in Information Technology without the need to invest in (constantly changing) equipment such as infrastructure technologies.
2. Front end tech gives me the ability to create a solution from conception.
3. I want to choose whether to work for an organization or independently. -
Shayla Savage
NuCamp is a great bootcamp!
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I am at the point in my life where I'm ready for a major career change. I have always worked on the front line of IT in project management, product management and business analysis. However, I have always been fascinated with coding and have worked so closely with Software Developers the majority of my career. I found Nucamp via LinkedIn and could not believe how affordable they have made it to pursue a career in software development. It took me awhile before I finally pulled the trigger and enrolled in the Web Fundamentals class to get my feet wet and I'm so glad I did! I love the structure of the lessons, my instructor was fantastic and being able to attend workshops every Saturday was so beneficial for me to retain what I learned throughtout the week as well as staying connected with and learning from my other classmates. I absolutely love the way Nucamp has structured their bootcamps and I learned so much. I'm now completely sure that I want to keep diving deeper. I will be moving on to the Full Stack bootcamp in January and I'm so excited about what I will be learning and what 2024 has to offer regarding job opportunities as I know Nucamp is providing me with all the information I need to be a success! I would highly recommend this bootcamp to anyone! At least give the Web Fundamentals bootcamp a shot. It's so affordable and will help you make a decision as to what direction you want to move towards next! At least you will have enough knowledge to start building websites. It's a win-win situation! -
Yigit Askin
Keep Coding
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I'm an Information and Communication Engineering Master's student from Germany, but to be honest I never really liked my Master's degree while I've been here. So, after becoming a permanent resident of the U.S lately; I've decided to join a Coding Bootcamp which has been on my mind for a long time since my plan is relocating in the U.S. I made my choice for Nucamp and started to write code from scratch. I think I can say I'm happy with my coding experience so far and I keep moving forward. I hope to find a job related to this after the bootcamp is over. -
Anton Kalyutich
Nice Structure for Independent Studies
I picked NuCamp because of the price, obviously - but also because it had nice reviews. Its teaching structure works the best for me: as it provides a nice structure to my own studies without needing to be online at odd hours during the work week -
Joshua Kennedy
Completely Satisfied!
Nucamp is the perfect comination of self-paced study during the week and live workshop on the weekend. The Web Development Fundamentals course gave me the skills, and confidence, to build and deploy a webiste on my own. That is something I have been interested in for years, but never would have accomplished on my own. I will definitely recommend to others! -
Leila Sabolic
NuCamp is the TRUTH!!
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Joining the Nucamp Web Fundamentals Bootcamp was the best thing I could have done. If you are on the fence about starting a bootcamp, don't be! Do it! Are confused about wich bootcamp is the best...it's NuCamp! Their inclusive, each one teach one culture is what made all the difference for me. The Discord server, the access to the actual CEO and instructors who actually made the videos you will learn an absolute TON from, the lifetime access to the bootcamp's coursework all make NuCamp stand out from the rest. I haven't even mentioned the price point yet..NuCamp is the most affordable bootcamp you will find and the most flexible, however, do not confuse affordable with it being cheap! NuCamp is the best bang for your buck and they could easily charge thousands more for their bootcamps but they do not because they believe that learning how to code should be accessible to everyone. There is even financing options through Ascent and Climb. I financed my Web Fundamentals and Full Stack Web and Mobile Development bootcamps through Ascent. Easy peezy! -
Alayna Weiss
10/10
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Enrolling in Nucamp was a great decision! I have been going through every course they offer and it has been great. The Backend, SQL, and DevOps with Python has been grueling at times, but that is what I signed up for. All of the instructors I have had so far have been extremely helpful. Even offered to meet during the week 1 on 1 to help if there was something that I didn't understand. I am very excited to see where the rest of the course will take me! -
Gloria Treider
Transformative Learning at Nucamp: A Thrilling Journey
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My experience at Nucamp, where I've been learning front-end and full-stack programming, has been incredibly rewarding. I can confidently say that I've learned a lot during my time here. The learning process at Nucamp is not just helpful but also engaging.
In particular, I've had the opportunity to dive deeper into programming and expand my skills, especially in understanding and working with APIs. This has opened up new possibilities and improved my problem-solving abilities. Looking forward, I'm genuinely excited to explore the realm of different cloud connections in our full-stack courses.
What makes Nucamp even more exceptional is the fun and collaborative atmosphere in their learning process. Learning here has been enjoyable, with a supportive community that encourages growth and creativity.
I'd highly recommend Nucamp to anyone considering a coding bootcamp. Moreover, Nucamp's follow-up and caring culture have not gone unnoticed. It's evident that they are invested in their students' success, which adds tremendous value to the overall experience. So, if you're looking for a coding bootcamp that's both enriching and supportive, Nucamp is the perfect choice. -
Jonathon Day
Above Average compared to other bootcamps
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- The Price
So right off the bat I should say, me and my brother both started two different bootcamps at nearly the same time. I went to Nucamp, he went to Tech Elevator. He did 14 weeks of fullstack, I did 16 weeks of backend and python. In total, I spent ~2622$(for a short preliminary bootcamp + the backend one), he spent ~16,500$(for one, with a required interview to even participate). All this to say, for the amount of money spent vs the amount we actually learned, these two classes are very competitive with each other. Both of them require a lot of self study to really understand anything as you go. The extra money spent didn't add much.
- A Small Catch
HOWEVER, for Nucamp you will need to provide your own hardware, which unfortunatly stoped one of the students dead during the first run of classes. His computer didn't support Virtualization Technology. If you're considering this course, check your computer's BIOS or UEFI settings to see if you have these features. It is manditory from word go. You can still get by quite well on a budget build PC for EASILY less than 1000$ more, so you'd still be saving a ton of cash in the end (Which is what I did). If doing either of these things is too much hassle for you, I'm not sure you'd do well in either of these courses. Don't be afraid to to break things in your computer. It might be a pain to fix it when you do, but as a software developer or especially as DevOps, this is pain you will need to experience at SOME point. Better now than on someone else's computer where your job is on the line.
- a VERY brief overview
The course is split into three runs of different subjects. Python, Data-science, and Operations (basicly). With an overarching theme of using Python for EVERYTHING. The first run was the easiest to follow and best structured, the second run was the worst, the third was just fine.
The first run was likely easier for me due to prior experience in Java. It was still the best run with the best instructor. Super straight forward, and required the least amount of external resources to understand.
The second week of the second run was the point I nearly dropped this course due to the ridiculous amount of stuff that gets introduced and then immediately dropped just to explain more new stuff. The lessons just overcomplicated things. In reality what you NEED to learn from that run is much simpler. Knowing that going in will make your life easier. I learned more in one day reading external resources than I did in the entire run.
The third run would've been much easier for me, but I had mass hardware failure and needed to shift over to a different computer to finish. (This had nothing to due with the course or it's quality, but I thought you should know). The run was mostly spent learning how to deploy programs in a cloud environment, and using Github. Very informative overview of many different technologies and coding practices. (AGILE, WATERFALL, SCRUM, etc) But nothing in-depth.
TL;DR Overall above average quality course. EASILY WORTH THE MONEY compared to other bootcamps. Career services sold separately (and still cheaper).
Katie of Nucamp
Student Success Advocate
Sep 28, 2023
Hi, Jonathon,
Thanks for taking the time to provide such a thorough review! We're always glad to hear the good, the bad, and the ugly, so we can rejoice, repair, and..well, accept, as the case may be! 😆
Our curriculum development team welcomes feedback like yours as they continually comb through for incremental (and sometimes larger) improvements. Since you have lifetime access to your course curriciulum and its updates on your student account, you can take advantage of these enhancements as they are rolled out.
You mentioned that career services are sold separately, so I want to be sure you are aware that, in addition to the paid Job Hunting Bootcamp that we offer, you also have access to some valuable resources waiting for you as a grad of Back End (same for Front End and Full Stack grads). To unlock them, reply to the Survey that was emailed to you the day after you graduated; this includes 4 free 30-minute sessions with a career coach, access to our alumni group on LinkedIn with 1 month free LinkedIn Premium membership. If you need help with any of that, please contact us at studentadmin@nucamp.co!
Looking forward to seeing you chime in as an alum, keeping us up-to-date on your coding journey on our learning community forums! -
Nathaniel Olsen
very imformative
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I enrolled at NuCamp after searching for months for a great bootcamp at an affordable price. NuCamp did not disappoint. The learning material was amazing, and I learned so much in a short amount of time, but I did have quite a bit of coding experience beforehand. I learned devops practices and containerization technologies which was completely new for me and was by far my favorite part of the whole bootcamp. I am now enrolled and on track to become a certified docker admin and azure developer through Azure and Docker.
I will say though the job-hunting side has been null. NuCamp has an automated system that sends job postings that are no longer valid. So, keeping that updated would be really good. All of the apprentice and entry level job opportunities I have applied for (over 100) from links posted in NuCamp's job openings discord channel have turned up null as well. With a military background, some college, and a bootcamp completed, I have four projects on my GitHub, with a great understanding of programing, but without a BA, companies hardly look twice at you.
Companies would rather take a freshie out of college with no experience over bootcamp graduates with skills and military backgrounds.
Even the companies who have "partnerships" with NuCamp to hire their graduates, such as Accenture leave a lot of students', including my apps floating in limbo without even denying our application.
The bootcamp was really great, had great material, and no matter what kind of background you come from, you will come out of it a better programmer. Just finding jobs in an oversaturated market seems to be very difficult. I ended up doing an experiment and listed on my indeed I had a BA in something unrelated to software such as liberal arts. And i got a ton of interviews after that, which proves companies do not even care if you have a software related degree, you can have whatever degree and they will still hire you and train you in their software language than hire a bootcamp graduate. which is very discouraging.
The only thing I wish NuCamp offered was more advanced course in containerization technologies with the cloud services of our choosing. Like AWS charges you even in the free tier and educational material aws offers, but azure keeps everything free when you are going through their learning platform. So as a student being able to choose what cloud platform to learn would be very beneficial and give students the ability to specialize in one and become proficient at that one, instead of learning a little bit of all three cloud service providers. All in all I would say the bootcamp is worth it but be prepared to look into more cert programs such as official certs through docker or the cloud services so that you are more appealing to companies.Katie of Nucamp
Student Success Advocate
Sep 28, 2023
Hi Nathaniel, thanks so much for your review, we really appreciate it.
We are so glad to hear that you learned a lot and found your Nucamp experience to be affordable and "worth it"!
It's great to hear that you became a better programmer, and that you enjoyed Docker, too. The course is meant to upskill for the entry level; advanced containerization and specialization in a particular cloud platform are outside the scope of the bootcamp.
We fixed the links with some apprenticeship opportunities, and communicated that to all our graduates. The links inside the emails of 9/12, 9/14, 9/15 should all be working (some applications are of course now officially closed, but please check them periodically for openings).
Your review of our job support/career services warrants a review how we are communicating these services to our graduates. We send out an employment survey to our graduates the day after they graduate. The idea behind that is not just to receive feedback, but also unlock access for the graduate to connect with a career coach.
Looking at your account, please respond to our job survey, which will unlock the 1-on-1 career coaching included as part of job-hunting support. You can schedule 4 free sessions of 30 minutes each with a coach.
Yes, having a college degree certainly helps in the job market, but the number one thing that all graduates should be doing is networking -- a career coach can help you with your strategy. Also, have you utilized our one-month free LinkedIn Premium membership and joined our alumni group on LinkedIn?
We look forward to connecting you with a career coach. -
Andrew Omofonmna
best teaching experience
I needed a flexible schedule with my work to study and nucamp offered me what I needed, and the reviews were excellent. I aspire to explore my python knowledge and see how I can use it at my place of work. -
Trey Oconnell
Extremely educational and fun!
This was a great course all around. Having access to an instructor that was responsive made all the difference and I absolutely recommend taking the course if you are at all interested in coding. -
Valeria Basov
Greate experience!
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I am very glad that out of all the opportunities available to me, I chose “Nucamp”. This is an affordable option (especially compared to Israel), a flexible schedule (you can choose a day for workshoop), and the ability to combine it with work (but don’t think it will be easy). Very responsive instructors who are always ready to answer any questions and help with assignments. I will definitely recommend (and I have already recommended) "Nucamp" to everyone who wants to gain knowledge in the programming field -
Rosa Doria
Full Stack Bootcamp Success
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Changing careers can be a daunting decision, but for me, the transition from a career in Speech Language Pathology to Software Development has proven to be an exceptionally wise and fulfilling choice. This career shift was driven by a combination of factors, and I can confidently say that it has been one of the best decisions I've ever made.
Why the shift made sense: First of all I have a passion for problem solving , development of new skills, remote work flexibility, and aligned with my interest.
After this boot camp, I am seeking a remote software developer position that offers flexibility as it aligns with my goal of providing better care for my family. -
Enrique Chack
Great instructors. Pretty fast paced bootcamp.
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Ultimately this bootcamp good price and reviews were what made my decision to dive in. I liked it, although I struggled a little with the speed of the program and sometimes with trying to keep up with all the tutorials and information, especially with Javascript and React, for me though. I liked how we were able to understand the courses by getting our hands on the 'nucampsite' app/assignments from the beginning of the bootcamp to the end, but at the same time I wish we had another app or assignment to focus on so we could understand more how we could implement our code on different sites/apps in the future. Maybe there should be more than once a week workshop?