Portland Code School is closed
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Portland Code School
As of October 2015, Portland Code School is no longer operating.
Portland Code School offers programs for novices and code hobbyists looking to enrich their skillset. Students will learn from experienced programmers and develop the skills necessary to join leading tech companies. Portland Code School offers a variety of part-time classes in a variety of disciplines including: Ruby on Rails, Full Stack JavaScript, PCS Primer, WordPress for Small Business O...
As of October 2015, Portland Code School is no longer operating.
Portland Code School offers programs for novices and code hobbyists looking to enrich their skillset. Students will learn from experienced programmers and develop the skills necessary to join leading tech companies. Portland Code School offers a variety of part-time classes in a variety of disciplines including: Ruby on Rails, Full Stack JavaScript, PCS Primer, WordPress for Small Business Owners, BackBoneJS, AngularJS, and HTML, CSS, & jQuery. Portland Code School works directly with a growing network of local employers interested in recruiting top talent.
4 Portland Code School Reviews
AnonymousStudent • Full Stack JavaScript (Evening class, part-time) • PortlandMar 29, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceAmateur hour confirmed.
I took a rather expensive class here last year. Curriculum seemed pretty good, teacher was knowledgeable - but it had a very 'puppy mill' (except for coders) vibe to it. Classroom was very rustic, and the entire class was taught via projector. I would have expected more flexibility for people who chose a part-time class.
I did not think the quality was bad, i just think the quality was bad for the price. They seemed very poorly organized; and seemed to lean very heavily on the t...
I took a rather expensive class here last year. Curriculum seemed pretty good, teacher was knowledgeable - but it had a very 'puppy mill' (except for coders) vibe to it. Classroom was very rustic, and the entire class was taught via projector. I would have expected more flexibility for people who chose a part-time class.
I did not think the quality was bad, i just think the quality was bad for the price. They seemed very poorly organized; and seemed to lean very heavily on the teacher, and the community at PCS. PCS itself would arange tours, and send out job notices.
I was not suprised to see they have shuttered, as they were never licensed to operate in the state. I dont know what their current status is, but I consider that a coutionary tale - these code schools are very popular right now, do your research, and compare and contrast the experience to some of the online courses that are far cheaper, and far more flexible.
- AnonymousStudent • Full Stack JavaScript (Evening class, part-time) • PortlandMar 29, 2016Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Amateur hour confirmed.
I took a rather expensive class here last year. Curriculum seemed pretty good, teacher was knowledgeable - but it had a very 'puppy mill' (except for coders) vibe to it. Classroom was very rustic, and the entire class was taught via projector. I would have expected more flexibility for people who chose a part-time class.
I did not think the quality was bad, i just think the quality was bad for the price. They seemed very poorly organized; and seemed to lean very heavily on the t...
I took a rather expensive class here last year. Curriculum seemed pretty good, teacher was knowledgeable - but it had a very 'puppy mill' (except for coders) vibe to it. Classroom was very rustic, and the entire class was taught via projector. I would have expected more flexibility for people who chose a part-time class.
I did not think the quality was bad, i just think the quality was bad for the price. They seemed very poorly organized; and seemed to lean very heavily on the teacher, and the community at PCS. PCS itself would arange tours, and send out job notices.
I was not suprised to see they have shuttered, as they were never licensed to operate in the state. I dont know what their current status is, but I consider that a coutionary tale - these code schools are very popular right now, do your research, and compare and contrast the experience to some of the online courses that are far cheaper, and far more flexible.
- Stacy FabianConfiguration Developer • Graduate • PortlandAug 06, 2015Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Amazing!
I don't normally write reviews but after I happened upon the previous review I just had to share my amazing experience.
I chose Portland Code School because of the atmosphere, including management. The team members here do so much to make your education experience and postgraduate placement a success. Getting an entire industry to see the benefits of this alternative education style is hard work but Portland Code School's community engagement and connection...
I don't normally write reviews but after I happened upon the previous review I just had to share my amazing experience.
I chose Portland Code School because of the atmosphere, including management. The team members here do so much to make your education experience and postgraduate placement a success. Getting an entire industry to see the benefits of this alternative education style is hard work but Portland Code School's community engagement and connections give graduates a name they are proud to carry and that helps them find jobs. I would recommend the style of technical education PCS give to anyone looking to try out this industry for fully move into it.
- AnonymousFull Stack Javascript • PortlandDec 17, 2014Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Unprofessional
This school has issues. Went to an open house, the Asst Mgr walked around cleaning, hardly talked to any potential students, not friendly at all. The school told potential students it would communicate with all applicants on a certain Monday, , still by Thursday no update, no communication whatsoever. Spoke with some other potential students, similar experiences. Amateur hour at PCS.
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How much does Portland Code School cost?
Portland Code School costs around $4,995. On the lower end, some Portland Code School courses like Advanced Front End cost $495.
What courses does Portland Code School teach?
Portland Code School offers courses like Advanced Front End, Full Stack Javascript, Full Stack JavaScript (Evening class, part-time), UX Design and 2 more.
Where does Portland Code School have campuses?
Portland Code School has an in-person campus in Portland.