TripleTen

I’ve had a really great experience with TripleTen and would definitely recommend the program to anyone who is looking to start a career in tech. The program has given me the opportunity to learn new skills, work on real-world projects, and get hands-on experience that I can use as I move forward in my career. There have definitely been challenging moments along the way, but I feel like those challenges have helped me grow and become more confident in what I’m learning.One person I especially want to give a huge thank you to is Arpine. She has been incredibly helpful and supportive every step of the way. Whenever I had questions, concerns, or just needed some guidance, she was always there to help and make sure I didn’t feel like I was going through the program alone. Her patience, kindness, and encouragement have made a big difference in my experience.Starting a new career path can be intimidating, especially when you're learning things that are completely new to you, but having people at TripleTen who genuinely want to see you succeed makes the journey much easier. I really appreciate all the support, resources, and opportunities TripleTen has provided me throughout the program.And once again, a huge thank you to Arpine for always being there and helping me along the way. I’m really grateful for all the support and excited to see where the skills I’ve learned through TripleTen take me next! 😊 

When I enrolled in TripleTen, I wasn’t looking for a quick shortcut into tech. I wanted to build real software engineering skills that would complement my background in Electrical Engineering Technology and help me become a better engineer overall.

Before TripleTen, I had spent several years working as a Physical Scientist in the FBI Laboratory. Although I had a technical background, I had very little experience building modern web applications. TripleTen gave me a structured path that took me from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript all the way through React, Node.js, Express, databases, APIs, authentication, and full-stack development.

One of the things I appreciated most was that every sprint built upon the previous one. Instead of simply watching videos, I was constantly writing code, debugging projects, completing code reviews, and learning how professional software is developed. By the end of the program, I had built several portfolio projects, including a complete full-stack application with user authentication, databases, backend APIs, and deployment to the cloud. Those projects gave me confidence that I could build real applications from scratch.

The career support was another major benefit. The resume reviews, LinkedIn guidance, mock interviews, networking advice, and job search coaching helped me improve how I presented myself to employers. The career coaches consistently encouraged me to keep applying even when the search became discouraging.

My job search was not easy. I applied to roughly 200 positions over the course of more than a year. There were many rejections and periods where I questioned whether I was moving in the right direction. Looking back, I’m glad I stayed consistent. The technical knowledge, projects, and confidence I gained through TripleTen helped me demonstrate that I could learn new technologies and solve complex technical problems.

Ultimately, I accepted an offer as an Associate Systems Integration & Test Engineer with Lockheed Martin. While the role is not a traditional software engineering position, software development skills are becoming increasingly valuable in systems engineering, integration, automation, testing, and data analysis. TripleTen helped me become a stronger and more versatile engineer, and I know those programming skills will continue to benefit my career for years to come.

My advice to future students is simple: don’t expect the bootcamp alone to get you hired. Treat it like a tool that gives you the skills—you still need to build projects, improve your resume, network with people, apply consistently, and stay persistent. There will be moments when it feels like nothing is happening, but every project you build and every application you submit moves you closer to the opportunity that’s right for you.

If you’re willing to put in the work, ask questions, and keep learning even after graduation, TripleTen provides an excellent foundation for launching or expanding a career in technology.

The technical skills covered are genuinely relevant - SQL, Tableau, Power BI, Excel, and data visualization are all things employers are looking for. My one gripe is the balance: too much time on Tableau, which many enterprises are moving away from, and not enough on Power BI, which most are actively adopting. That's worth revisiting.
The career coursework was well-designed, but felt more tailored to someone starting fresh than someone pivoting mid-career. If you already know how to network, tailor a resume, and run a STAR method interview, a lot of it will feel like review. That said, the mock interviews were genuinely useful - I wasn't sure what to expect from tech interview questions coming from a different industry, and that practice mattered.
Both of my career coaches were great. I was frustrated when my coach was switched mid-program, but Fran was excellent - relatable, knowledgeable, and clearly invested in her students.

I resisted the bi-weekly AJSP calls at first - they were required to keep my money-back guarantee, so it wasn't exactly optional. But I'm glad they were, because they ended up being more valuable than I expected. Hearing other graduates talk through their struggles and wins was exactly the boost I needed during the harder stretches of the job search.
I ended up landing a role with a (still desirable) slightly lower salary from my previous role, BUT, with better hours, zero commute, and more time with my family. Honestly, I consider that a win - and a foundation to build from.
Patience is a virtue. I applied on April 30th and didn't receive an offer until July 2nd. Perseverance and outside-the-box thinking are not optional in this process - they're necessary.

The bootcamp was amazing I had learned everything when it comes to becoming a software developer and I am excited to graduate from this program. However this is the best bootcamp I ever seen they are very helpful.

TripleTen is currently facing a Statement of Claim in Collier County, FL (Case Pending) for midnight marketing violations (12:09 AM). Despite being provided with evidence of willful violations and requesting a legal extension to "review the matter," they have completely ghosted.Prospective students: If they can't manage a simple DNC list or follow federal telemarketing laws (47 U.S.C. S 227), do not trust them with your career. Documented evidence available for any regulatory body or class-action lead.

TripleTen helped prepare me for a career in tech by giving me hands-on experience working on real-world style projects. I learned how to work with data, build dashboards, analyze business problems, and present insights in a professional way. The program also helped me become more comfortable using tools like Tableau and Power BI while improving my problem-solving and critical thinking skills. One of the biggest things I gained was confidence in learning technical skills even without a traditional tech background.The career support program was helpful when it came to building a professional resume and improving my LinkedIn profile. The project portfolio guidance was also valuable because it helped me showcase my work in a way that looks more professional to employers. Mock interviews and career coaching gave me a better understanding of what employers are looking for and how to present my skills and experience more confidently.My job search involved applying consistently, updating my resume and LinkedIn, and continuing to improve my portfolio projects while searching. I focused on finding opportunities where I could use both my technical skills and creativity. The process took time and required patience, but continuing to practice and build projects helped me feel more prepared for interviews and job opportunities.My advice to future students considering TripleTen would be to stay consistent and practice outside of the lessons as much as possible. The program moves quickly at times, so taking extra time to really understand the tools and concepts makes a big difference. I would also recommend building a strong portfolio, asking questions when you need help, and staying patient with yourself throughout the learning process. The more effort you put into the projects and practice, the more you will get out of the experience.

I’ve taken multiple online courses over the past decade and have only completed a couple, which essentially led nowhere in the real world. As a creative person who wanted to find stability in a freelance landscape, I developed my algorithm to attract all of the bootcamps, courses, and degrees it could push me. TripleTen stood out as it highlighted a MGB, or money-back guarantee. Not only did they appear confident in their job placement, but students were offered a Learning Coach that would be there for you along the way. That was particularly enticing as online learning can feel lonely and moral can quickly fade. The post that had found me also said I could speak to someone on the phone, so I booked a call and the person on the phone answered my questions and concerns. It was reassuring to talk to a real person about a commitment that would essentially change the trajectory of my life as a self-taught graphic designer who had intermittent clients and a part-time job. 
I wasn’t even quite sure what UX/UI was until I started the program, but the way the course was written out was approachable in tone and patient with me. It was certainly overwhelming at times, but instead of quitting like in programs of the past, I had support and was encouraged to use as many tools as needed. For example, Speechify was a huge help as I learned that combining visual and audio was essential (and possibly a reason I struggled in school). Not only did TripleTen teach the hard skills of the industry, but they simultaneously taught integral soft skills that helped me work through a lot so I could be prepared to work in a more structured and disciplined environment. This personal change started to mirror my understanding of a once nebulous subject and framed it in a way that made everything eventually click. Every sprint felt productive and purposeful as each project was building your own portfolio, so I felt compelled to finish — even if I had to max out my extensions. 

TripleTen was incredibly understandable when life was unpredictable, and this absence of any judgement or punishment allowed for real growth rather than that feeling of studying for an exam just to pass the class. I took advantage of the chat feature on my dashboard if I ever had questions during my studies, as well as texting my Learning Coach and connecting with the TripleTen community. Knowing that I had multiple avenues for help made any lesson feel possible to figure out.
Were there projects I was happy to get through by the second try? Of course, but it always felt rewarding to know that my work reflected TripleTen’s standards. I didn’t want to pass just for the sake of passing. Our work speaks for ourselves in the real world. 

Though I felt I could have been contacted more regarding alumni support, I was able to still participate in the community and ask for feedback when I got anxious applying to jobs that required Bachelor degrees (I have an Associate of Science degree). Eventually, I was able to secure my current position as UX/UI Designer by utilizing my work experience up until that point to make the case on why our company needed product development. Since I did not find my position through TripleTen, I can’t necessarily comment on their new job search platform, but I am now qualified for 3 Career Coaching sessions per year as alumni which I am excited to take advantage of.
I would recommend TripleTen to anyone who values support, accessibility, empathy, and experience throughout their journey of career advancement. You will learn what you need to learn with high industry standards in mind. You will get your hands dirty. You will continuously practice. There might be moments when you feel the imposter syndrome kick in, but we all start somewhere. The greatest thing you can do is believe that you are worthy of taking that leap of faith and envisioning  what you actually want in a career. Those intentions — coupled with curiosity and discipline — will set you up for success. 

I’ve had a really positive experience studying Cybersecurity through TripleTen so far. The program has helped me build practical skills in areas like security monitoring, vulnerability analysis, and understanding real-world cybersecurity concepts in a structured and beginner-friendly way.

One thing I really appreciate is how supportive the staff and tutors have been throughout the program. Whenever I’ve had questions or needed help, they’ve always been responsive and willing to guide me in the right direction. They also helped me improve and build my LinkedIn profile and provide career support that makes the transition into the tech industry feel a lot less overwhelming.

The coursework is hands-on and project-based, which has helped me build confidence and apply what I’m learning in a practical way. Overall, TripleTen has given me a clear path into cybersecurity, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking to start a career in tech.

Overall I found the lessons to be very informative with real world applications. They have a really good reliable staff that is willing to help you whenever you need it. All of the sprints have lessons that will provide you the basics to enter into the industry. I would recommend 10/10!

Courses are good to learn the basics, but what made me choose them was they would help you get a job or you get your money back guarantee, which is honestly just a big scam. I graduated and my career coach vanished on me, then a new one was assigned and he vanished also. No one had informed me my career coach had changed twice. Few weeks go by with my new career coach and guess what he vanishes also. Not to mention the money back guarantee is filled with tons of loop holes that make sure you fail to get it back. Go with a cheaper course that will give you more of an education and will be more helpful for cheaper. 

My experience with TripleTen has been a highly valuable and rewarding journey so far. The program does an excellent job of breaking down complex cybersecurity concepts into clear, easy-to-understand lessons, which made it much easier to stay engaged and continue progressing. One of the biggest highlights for me has been the hands-on approach. The labs and virtual machines gave me the opportunity to apply what I was learning in real-world scenarios, helping me build both confidence and practical skills that are essential in this field.
I also found the Network Mastery Workshop and Interview Mastery Workshop to be extremely useful. These sessions provided real, actionable insights on how to prepare for job opportunities, improve communication skills, and build a strong and professional LinkedIn presence. The information shared was practical and something I can immediately apply as I continue growing in my career.
The support system has truly stood out. My learning coach and career coach were both supportive, responsive, and genuinely invested in my success. In addition, the instructors were always there when I had questions or ran into issues. They took the time to walk me through problems step by step and stayed with me until everything was fully resolved, which made a huge difference in my learning experience.
Overall, this has been a great experience and I am truly grateful for everything I’ve learned. I would highly recommend this program to anyone serious about starting a career in cybersecurity.

TripleTen gave me a strong foundation in software engineering and skills I can use for a lifetime. The career support—resume help, mock interviews, and building a solid LinkedIn presence—was genuinely helpful. My job search took a lot of persistence, and I had to treat it like a full‑time job. It wasn’t easy, and the role I landed isn’t an engineering position, but the program still helped me grow professionally and technically. My advice to future students is to be prepared for a competitive market, stay consistent, and give it everything you have.

TripleTen offers a well-structured learning program with hands-on projects and very supportive mentors. The feedback is clear, practical, and helps you build real-world skills and confidence step by step.

I joined TripleTen in November 2025, after looking online and doing some research I liked the fact they would also help with resume and interviewing. And they didn't disappoint there, besides the career projects that help you figure out your UVP (who you are that makes you unique), they also helped with making a cover letter, resume, and doing mock interview(s), also there are webinars to join in that really helped on interviewing dos and don'ts. The technical part of the projects prepared me for doing the job I want to do and the career projects helped me get ready to interview and get the job. I found a job post on Indeed that I was going to use for my mock interview, but after my mock interview I felt so good about it and got some really good feedback that I just decided to go for it and apply for the actual job. I haven't yet completed my course, but I felt that the job was about a 95% match for my skills. After the interview I was really happy as I felt like I did a good job and was well prepared for the behavioral questions that were asked and for the job related ones as well. And I actually got called back and offered the position! This will be my first job in software, before this I worked at a food manufacturing company in multiple jobs with Quality Assurance being something I was a part of for a good amount of that time. It is part of the reason I took the QA Engineer course as I was already interested in QA and had experience there. The most important part of TripleTen is finding the course that interests you, and I'm glad I found QA Engineer program as I knew after the 1st project it was for me. If I didn't end up liking it though they would work with me to switch programs so I could learn what actually interests me. #1 thing I can recommend is as soon as your eligible to join a code jam event, they have them monthly and was really a confidence boost for me. I joined a Bug jam and it really helped me learn more as it was more real world testing and getting to see scenarios that I didn't see in the course work, i.e. found multiple bugs could be in a single test case and to report them separately, found some gray areas, and learned how to do performance testing. I also learned from my teammate I was working with, and will now make better summary reports after testing is done! Also during the program they have multiple ways to get help, I have a learning coach who contacts me for check-ins and emailed me a link to helpful videos for each sprint. There is multiple ways I can get help from instructors, either 1:1, group hours (daily multiple times), ask questions on their hub for course work, and career related questions have a questions section as well. 

My experience with triple ten was unique I am assuming and not the traditional experience the student face given the reviews. My experience was rather frustrating at times. There was a time when I was unaware of what I was supposed to be doing and what website and or platform I was supposed to be keeping up with as they were switching platforms I was rather confused I think communication could’ve been better. I had a difficult time reaching my career coach but when I was able to she was very kind and willing to help. My learning coach Nino was also very sweet and helpful whenever I reached out to her. But the program could use some work and it could also use more interaction. I don’t think you are introduced to others in the same program and you should be it would be beneficial to have a support team and or someone who knows the material and makes sure you are retaining it. The tutors weren’t very warm aside from the women who were rather friendly and helpful. 

I joined the TripleTen Data Science bootcamp because I wanted to build a strong career in data science and AI. Although I had a computer science background, I felt I needed more hands-on, real-world experience, which is exactly what this program offered. After speaking with the TripleTen team and learning about the structure and financing options, I decided to enroll.The course is very well structured and keeps you motivated. Each section has lessons, quizzes, and a project at the end, and you must complete one chapter before moving to the next. This helped me stay disciplined and consistent. The best part of the program was the projects — I completed 15+ hands-on projects, starting from SQL and data cleaning to machine learning. Every project was reviewed in detail, and I had to fix and resubmit based on feedback, which really improved my skills and confidence.The 24/7 support, mentors, and career coach were very helpful. The career sessions on resumes, LinkedIn, and mock interviews gave me a clear idea of how to approach the job market. About four months after completing the bootcamp, I landed a Data Engineer role and now work with AI, which was my goal from the start.I would definitely recommend TripleTen to anyone serious about building practical data science skills and transitioning into tech.

I was honestly very hesitant about starting a bootcamp, but I'm really happy I did! I hadn't seen much about TripleTen before I joined, so it really felt like a leap of faith. An online bootcamp is only as good as you make it, if you just take the courses and don't participate in anything else you won't get as much out of it as someone that does all the events, tutoring hours, or study sessions. This bootcamp gave me the skills I needed to land a job, but the tutors and study sessions gave me the confidence in my abilities to actually go searching for one. If you decide to do this, use the tools available to you! One tutor sat with me for a full hour two days in a row because I could not wrap my head around what I was doing (shoutout Kevin) and when we were done I had a completed project! There are so many people in your corner in this program. I could always reach out to my learning coach if I ever needed anything (shoutout Arman too!) I finished this program WAY later than I should have, but I am so thankful for the flexibility that was provided to me. Life happens and it's okay to ask for an extension.

My experience with TripleTen has been nothing but amazing. I started the TripleTen Data Science program back in March of 2024 and finished it January of 2025. I went to all of the tutoring sessions that I needed, both private and group. I had a meeting with my success coach, Elvis, every two weeks to make sure I was meeting my deadlines and that I wasn't struggling. When I did struggle, I was always reached out for help and was never left in the dark. Throughout my time with TripleTen I did a code jam, an externship, and career acceleration. I had a placement coordinator, Seyiram, and a career coach, Monica,  as well. Everyone that I have encountered with throughout this process, I have been able to make personal and professional connections. They all pushed me to where I am today. I could not recommend a program more than this one. 

I joined TripleTen with the goal of transitioning into software engineering, and the program exceeded my expectations in many ways. The curriculum is structured to build a strong foundation in modern web development, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js, and more. Each module builds on the last, and the hands‑on projects gave me the confidence to apply new skills in real‑world scenarios.

One of the bootcamp’s greatest strengths is the support system. Mentors and tutors were responsive and encouraging, and the career team provided valuable guidance on resumes, LinkedIn optimization, and interview preparation. The externship and Career Acceleration program added another layer of practical experience, helping me bridge the gap between learning and employment.

That said, the program is rigorous and requires consistent effort. Balancing deadlines with personal responsibilities can be challenging, but the structure teaches discipline and time management, which are all necessary skills that are just important as coding itself. 

Overall, TripleTen gave me the tools, confidence, and community I needed to pursue my dream of becoming a software engineer. I would recommend it to anyone who is serious about making a career change into tech and willing to put in the work.

TripleTen prepared me for a career in tech by giving me a structured, hands-on learning experience that strengthened the analytical and technical skills I already had and pushed me to apply them in real-world projects. Their career support was just as impactful—resume guidance, LinkedIn optimization, mock interviews, and personalized job-search strategy all felt thorough, practical, and genuinely tailored to my goals. After graduating, I applied to 113 jobs, landed 9 interviews, and received an offer in about 2.5 months. For anyone considering TripleTen, my advice is simple: if you put in the effort and stay consistent, the program gives you everything you need to build skills and find real opportunities.