TripleTen

TripleTen is a great place to start over Software/IT/Testing Engineering career path after a long career gap. I joined this program last year while juggling with family obligations and yet aimed to get a certificate in QA assurance.  QA success managers at TripleTen are very supportive and flexible to help me achieve my Sprint completion and the program's expecations.

The BIA course is perfect for anyone looking to help a business perform better. The course contain job like projects that really help you understand what you'll be doing once you join the field.

I embarked on the Tripleten course with the ambition to transform my life and realize my goals. This course presented itself as a pivotal opportunity to build the life I aspire to, providing me with the means to secure a fulfilling and inspiring career, where I can grow both professionally and personally. Reflecting on my journey thus far, I can confidently say that enrolling in the Tripleten course is one of the best decisions I've made for my future.As I approach the completion of Sprint 8, I find myself filled with a mix of excitement and a touch of sadness, knowing that the end of this incredible journey is near. Each sprint has been meticulously designed, offering a wealth of information and resources that are both comprehensive and well-organized. The clarity and structure of the course content have greatly facilitated my learning process, ensuring that I can absorb and apply new concepts effectively.The support network provided by Tripleten is truly exceptional. From Success Managers and tutors to senior students and my study buddies, the level of assistance available has been outstanding. The Discord community, in particular, has been a valuable resource. Tutors are readily available to provide guidance and address any issues or problems that arise while learning or working on projects. This constant support has been instrumental in maintaining my motivation and ensuring my progress throughout the course.
The projects themselves are a highlight of the Tripleten experience. They are not only engaging and thought-provoking but also designed to challenge us and stimulate our creativity. Working on these projects has been incredibly rewarding, as they mirror real-world scenarios and prepare us for the demands of our future careers. The sense of accomplishment I feel upon completing each project is a testament to the course's effectiveness in equipping us with practical skills and knowledge.
Furthermore, the course fosters a sense of community and collaboration among students. The interactive elements, such as group discussions and collaborative projects, have helped me build meaningful connections with my peers. These relationships have enriched my learning experience and provided me with a support system that extends beyond the confines of the course.
In conclusion, the Tripleten course has exceeded my expectations in every aspect. It has been a transformative experience that has not only equipped me with the technical skills needed for a successful career but also fostered my personal growth. As I look forward to the final stages of the course, I am confident that I am well-prepared to embark on a fulfilling and inspiring career. I wholeheartedly recommend the Tripleten course to anyone seeking to make a significant positive change in their life and achieve their professional and personal goals.

Embarking on a career change to software engineering was a decision fueled by a desire for a more flexible lifestyle and a passion for creating and learning about technology. After thorough research and recommendations, I chose TripleTen for my coding journey, and it has been nothing short of transformative.

At TripleTen, the curriculum is designed with both theoretical knowledge and practical assignments, creating an immersive learning experience. Learning by doing has accelerated my understanding of programming concepts, making complex topics more digestible. I dedicate around 17-20 hours per week to studying, finding a balance between coursework and personal projects.

One of the standout features of TripleTen is its interactive platform. It provides a dynamic learning environment where I can engage with course materials, collaborate with peers, and track my progress. The emphasis on projects in every sprint adds a real-world dimension to my learning, allowing me to apply newfound skills to tangible outcomes.

Beyond the curriculum, TripleTen fosters a supportive community. From learning teams to workshops, there are ample opportunities for collaboration and growth. The sense of camaraderie amongst fellow learners creates an environment conducive to success.
TripleTen has not only equipped me with technical skills but also provided invaluable support in achieving my goals of becoming a software engineer. Already, I'm securing opportunities to build my portfolio, thanks to the practical experience gained through the program.

To those just beginning their coding journey, my advice is simple: perseverance is key. Like learning a new language, programming can be challenging at first. However, with dedication and practice, the once daunting concepts will become second nature. Trust in the process and don't hesitate to lean on the supportive community at TripleTen for guidance.

TripleTen has exceeded my expectations in every aspect. It has empowered me to pursue my passion for technology while offering the flexibility I desire in my career. I wholeheartedly recommend TripleTen to anyone embarking on their journey into software engineering.

I have no complaints about tripleten, they have been responsive for everything, tutor are always willing to help with anything and the courses are really easy to understand i recommend it to anyone willing to take on the challenge 

Hello! My name is Jordan and I am currently on the QA Engineer path with Triple Ten to become a QA Engineer. Before getting into the program I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life. Then my wonderful girlfriend mentioned to me why don't I get into the tech industry. It didn't seem like a bad idea. So we did some research on some bootcamps looking through plenty of reviews on reddit and other places. TripleTen had the best reviews from real students. After looking at the reviews and contacting TripleTen they got in touch with me telling me all of the payment plans and how the structure of the bootcamp works. I was getting into the tech industry not really knowing what I was getting myself into. But I am now on the final sprint and can say that I have learned a lot. If you are like me and don't know much about tech don't be discouraged. The sprints are well written and very beginner friendly. I've also noticed that they are constantly making updates to the way that they teach which makes it easier for the students. I would very much and have referred friends to join and get into the tech industry.

Hi my names Vanessa and I’m currently enrolled in the Business Intelligence Analyst program. I’ll preface this with I have absolutely NO EXPERIENCE in the tech field whatsoever. Honestly I’ve been thinking about transitioning into tech for a career change for the last 4 years (I currently am in the health and wellness industry as a Personal Trainer and an Assisted Stretch Practitioner). I wanted to get into tech because ultimately I want more freedom with my time, I love that BIA roles have a bunch of hybrid and remote work which is super appealing to me. I’ll admit that I was quite nervous about switching careers because I was unsure how well I would do in tech or if it would even suit me. I found TripleTen on a google search and started looking up reviews, and testimonials on Reddit and a few other sites to see what the overall consensus was. As I’m going through the BIA program , I’ve come to understand how honest a lot of those reviews were and I don’t regret taking the dive with them. The course starts off by easing you into it, explaining what this role entails and listing out multiple directions you can go with in terms of jobs / related fields. I love that it helps teach you how to manage your time and create a healthy balance between work / study. Each sprint takes about 2 weeks & it’s self paced (there are deadlines but you can always ask for extensions if needed). As you progress in the sprints , they do become more challenging. You’re given plenty of examples to practice with as well as small chapter tests in order to test your grasp on the material. Each sprint also builds on one another, meaning you’ll be using skills you learned in previous sprints in order to do the current one. The final projects at the end of the sprints actually act as a portfolio of the different types of skills you’ll need in order to do the job. So basically you’re building your resume as you go through the course. As someone with no tech background I can honestly say that this is good for newbies like myself but I can also see how it would be beneficial for those already in the tech field. I say this because the sprints are actually built off what you’ll be doing in the field , so sometimes you’re learning to troubleshoot or get a bit more creative with how you approach problems. I’ve definitely been challenged by some of the material , and anytime I’m stuck I seek out help through the tutors and DOT ( an AI that helps answer questions and gives clarity). As you turn in each sprint you also get detailed feedback from the reviewers (always someone within the tech field who has extensive knowledge/ experience) , which means there’s plenty of opportunities to get help with any areas you may struggle with. Not to mention they have coworking hours (you can study with a Tutor and with other students from your program). The tutors and the Triple Ten staff have all been amazing thus far! My mentor (or coach) does check ins with me to see how things are going and if there’s anything I’m struggling with. They also offer externships, help with resume building and help you figure out what kind of company you would like to work with / work for by finding what aligns with your values. Overall my experience has been very positive and enlightening. As I progress through the course I am getting more and more excited( now don’t get me wrong lol I’ve definitely cried a couple times because I was struggling with the learning curve that comes with something new - but that’s only because I’m used to picking up new skills quickly and with ease… I just have to work a little bit harder some days.) All in all I would recommend this to others, this has been very rewarding for me and I’m glad I took the leap of faith to set myself up for future success.

This was such a great experience. I enjoyed the courses even though they were a bit challenging! I liked the structure and the amazing customer service. It was so easy to communicate with the staff and they wee so prompt in reviewing my projects. They gave me constructive feedback and pushed me to do better. Please keep in mind that the course takes undivided attention and depending on your responsibilities, you may have to sacrifice some things for the duration of the program. Having a structured schedule and setting time aside to complete your projects will be beneficial. I gained so much knowledge and can finally say that I completed something that I started that pushed me to improve my skills. I am so happy I challenged myself to complete the course even though in the process God redirected my path, but at least I have gained these skills and can apply to my future endeavors. It's such a great option for someone who is looking to level up their career and increase your income. I totally recommend them! 

Thank you so much TripleTen team! 

I really like learning about programming the platform is making learning easy ive learned alot so far on this journey I like the curriculm so far along  with the support the provide is some of the best ive received the staff care about you and offer to help  whenever you need the assistance 

Hi Everyone!
I have had a good experience and enjoyed coding these projects. The curriculum is challenging and I have learned a lot. I am currently a 2/3rds or the way through and am pushing for the finish line.

It could be great if they ironed out a couple of kinks. I've come across a couple of issues with project requirements changing without updates, and having to implement code in the project that I didn't learn in the brief that made it frustrating and cause extra hours to code the project.

I really enjoy coding and I'm happy that this platform exists so I can develop my skills as a Software Engineer. Thank you for all the hard work it took to make this course and please continue to improve for future students.

TripleTen offers remote data analyst training that's accessible and effective. They can help you prepare for data analytics certification and a career in business intelligence. TripleTen stands out because of its focus on community and support. A network of mentors, tutors, and other learners is there to answer your questions and help you overcome challenges. This creates a collaborative environment where you can learn from others and feel like you belong. TripleTen goes beyond basic help. They provide constructive feedback and interactive sessions to help you improve your skills and projects. Office hours with experienced professionals give you a chance to learn from the best and refine your programming abilities. TripleTen helps you make progress and feel confident in your data analysis skills. Their supportive environment and focus on learning will prepare you to succeed in this dynamic field. If you're looking for a remote data analyst training program that will help you advance your career, TripleTen is a great choice.

I am currently about 2 months into the Business Intelligence Analyst program with TripleTen and honestly couldn’t recommend it more. First, the amount of support you receive from the tutors and success coach is phenomenal. I definitely wasn’t expecting the level of involvement that they have with all the students. They’ve set up a wonderful system of resources for the students to use through Discourse, making it easy to get all the help you could possibly need to succeed in the program. Even if you aren’t necessarily wanting to connect to a tutor for everything you have issues with, they have past discussions that have questions other students have asked about how to complete certain tasks in the projects. I love the hands on learning. It’s set up to where you’re able to do/have to do the practice tasks to get hands on experience for each topic so that you don’t feel lost during the project. I have seen some people say it’s a lot of work on top of their jobs and personal lives, but I feel like I’ve been able to get through it fairly quickly without feeling like I’m falling behind. But of course if you do happen to fall behind, they are able to help you get back on track by giving you an extension and providing support if you’re struggling to understand a topic. The course itself is a little expensive, but I feel like if you stick to it and utilize all the resources, it’s well worth the money and time. It was a much better option (time-wise) than trying to go back to school for another degree to advance my career. Overall, I believe this is a great program for anyone wanting to expand their skill set or enter a new career path like me. It’s very user friendly and the amount of support is amazing. 

After my MBA, I wanted to learn tech to work from home, especially because I have a baby. I looked at many bootcamps and finally chose TripleTen. I wasn't sure at first, but after a call with them about how the course works, I was impressed and joined.

Now, at the end of the course, I can say TripleTen is great. The teachers are always there to help, there are lots of resources, and they give you demo sheets to practice while learning. I learned a lot and really liked everything about this bootcamp. I hope to get my dream job soon.

Here’s a breakdown of my experience thus far, I’m on the last portion of the bootcamp and after this I’ll be taking advantage of their career acceleration program to help with landing a job in the field of study: 

◦ why I decided to start learning Software Engineering: when the Pandemic happened I had a chance to really evaluate what I wanted to do, and made a choice. I’ve always been in sales and grew to hate it. I love building/creating things and this made sense for me. I’ve enjoyed the finished products of my code and the challenges and growth that come with it. 
◦ why I chose TripleTen and how I study: I was deciding between this and 9 other bootcamps. I ultimately chose TripleTen because of student reviews, outlined structure, support system, career acceleration, online based, self paced- sorta, and cost. I work full time so I study in the evenings and weekends!
◦ what TripleTen's features I like most of all: interactive platform, projects, learning team and community. It’s hard to pick just one, and it made me feel great about my bootcamp when another person I connected on LinkedIn mentioned they went through one and it didn’t provide projects to add to their portfolio and career program. You really get your moneys worth here. 
◦ how TripleTen helped me in my coding journey: Its provided me knowledge and practice for my field. I can’t speak too much on the career acceleration and landing a job yet as I haven’t gotten that far yet. I’ve started networking but haven’t applied yet to jobs. (Working on my last big project of developing a full stack application) but just fyi they offer coding jams and externships! 
◦ what useful tips and advice I can give to those who are just at the beginning of their coding journey: be patient, focused, and disciplined. Be sure that this is something you’d be passionate about- bc it won’t be easy. You will always be learning and will be challenged. This idea excites me, so if it doesn’t excite you- really think about what you want to do. They do offer other bootcamps as well for data analytics, data science, and QA 

Back in December 2023, I decided to leave a job where I was underpaid and over-stressed. I wanted to switch gears, and I wanted to work less on the front end (dealing with customers day in, day out) and work more behind the scenes. As I was looking around online for options, I saw an ad for TripleTen and decided to look into the Business Intelligence Analytics program. Now, I am so thankful that I made the spur-of-the-moment decision to just... start. 

The courses are challenging enough to be fulfilling but not hard enough to make me want to pull my hair out. When it gets more difficult, there are numerous ways to find support, whether directly from a tutor or going through archived conversations within the community. The content is straightforward, the price is fair, the support staff is kind and knowledgeable, and the career advancement courses help make the job search feel structured and less intimidating. 

I'm very thankful I found this boot camp. I'm feeling a lot more competent, I have an increased sense of self-efficacy, I'm enjoying learning (I almost always do but this boot camp is easy to enjoy, and I'm making new connections through the community. I'm really looking forward to finding a job in my field and continuing on to the next section of this new chapter in my life!

After studying medicine a couple of years in my home country I realized that I was a more creative kind of a person when it came to learning. So I switched careers and joined the software path I wanted. Although I joined the career I wanted, I felt that I wasn't in a continuous path of learning, there was nothing concrete nor continuity on any technology I was learning. 
While pursuing my associate's degree in software I tried different bootcamps from different platforms to experience what I really liked, until I found out that I loved web development. But again, didn't finish the course.
Tripleten was the final tool that allowed me to become a software engineer. I can tell that the key difference was the way the course is structure, platform and community support. 
Instructors which you can ask any questions to, constant feedback from code reviewers and community managers checking upon your progress. 
The lessons are designed by people who has plenty of experience doing the same thing you're trying to learn, which means you gain the knowledge but also absorb the experience they share. The platform is really cool, since it has task in which you practice the lessons you fresh learned, also has code pieces as examples which let you get used to read code.
And if you feeling inspired and doing something for yourself, you can participate in code jams and put to practice whatever you have learned so far.
Enrolling in tripleten has been probably one of the best choices I've done in my life.

I quit law school because I missed variety, connection, and problem solving. I knew that I could either become an average lawyer or go for something else that I had more of a passion for. That’s when I re-engaged with my passion for data science. At first I tried to do it all myself, watching videos online and practicing on datacamp. However, when it got to creating projects I lacked direction. This was when I decided to interview with bootcamps. It was close, but TripleTen won me over. From the start they showed transparency to share all they had to offer when others were reluctant. They were quick to respond to my questions and were never condescending. They got me excited to jump back into my career after the woes of quitting law school.
This has been a solid foundation and an accurate representation of how the bootcamp is. Check out their website - the quirkiness bleeds into the course making the content way more enjoyable. If I have a question or concern it is addressed quickly. The course is set up to remind us that it is perfectly normal not to not understand a concept right away. This helps me no longer spend hours on message boards, rather get help from an encouraging source within minutes. However, the biggest selling point has been the career focus. TripleTen was the only one to offer real world experience with externships in their data science program when I applied. I haven’t quite got to this point, but should start it next month.  In terms of downsides, I would emphasise that this course isn’t easy. You must remember that we are competing with people who have many years of experience in these fields. Also don’t be too hard on yourself if you can’t figure it all out at first and be sure to reach out to help when you need it. That’s what you are paying for

Like many here, I started learning QA engineering to change my career path.


I chose TripleTen because it's the only bootcamp with its platform, developed by authors who are active QA engineers, editors, designers, and career consultants. This isn't just recorded webinars offered by other bootcamps. I especially liked this because I absorb information better in text than audibly, as my English level isn't high enough to catch everything on the fly.


Moreover, I was attracted by their promise to refund the tuition if I didn't find a job within six months after the training. This sounded confident from their side, so I realized that the primary goal of this bootcamp was to prepare me for a QA engineer position.


Another advantage over other schools is the flexible payment system for the course. I couldn't afford to pay a couple of thousand dollars a month like other bootcamps demanded, unlike TripleTen, where I could take a two-year installment plan.


As I expected, TripleTen pleased me with its interactive learning platform. The course is based on long text readings with interactive theoretical tasks for each topic. The main focus is on project activities. Projects are the final assignments for each sprint, resembling what QA engineer tasks look like in real work. Of course, this is very nice, as more practice means more chances to be successful professionally.


Additionally, there is an opportunity to communicate with teachers in any form - voice in Discord or via correspondence (I chose the latter, as I'm not very confident speaking English). The teachers seemed to me to be professionals in their field. I corresponded frequently with Aleksandr Sokolov. Many thanks to him for his involvement and willingness to help. Other teachers helped more with projects (there are recorded videos for each project).


I am working on the seventh project (out of a total of nine), 'Introduction to JavaScript,' it's very challenging for me, but I'm confident I can handle it, as the reviewer helps me. He provides detailed feedback on each project iteration so I can know precisely where my mistake is.

So, I recently wrapped up my time at Triple Ten Bootcamp, and I gotta say, it was alright. Overall, my experience fell into the solid category. The information they dished out was pretty solid, no doubt about that. But hey, if you ask me, I think diving deeper into the content wouldn't hurt. You know, soak up as much knowledge as humanly possible. After all, learning is a lifelong journey, right?

I wrapped things up around the end of October and now I'm knee-deep in the job hunt. It's a process, but hey, gotta start somewhere, right? So, while I'm still figuring out my next moves, I'll definitely drop another review once I've get the job experience under my belt. I mean, that's probably why you're reading this review, right? To get the full scoop.

Anyway, that's my two cents for now. Stay tuned for the sequel review, folks!

As a returning student transitioning into data science, there were five things that were important to me when choosing a bootcamp: 1) part-time, 2) completely online, 3) real-world project experience, 4) reasonable price, 5) stellar career services. If you’re looking for the same, you’re in the right place. As a data science graduate, I can confidently say TripleTen fulfills all five. If you’ve been doing your research, you already know that TripleTen has an online learning platform with coding practice built into the lessons, real-world project experience, and material that is organized into two-week ‘sprints.’ But does it work? Yes! TripleTen allows you to work through the material completely part time and at your own pace. There are no unnecessary deadlines or class lectures to attend. What sold me on TripleTen, were the 16 real-world projects. With each project, you are given a data set and a loose set of guidelines for the task. It is up to you to load the dataset, work through the problem, and write a final report. These projects mimic real-world scenarios and interview questions. On top of that, TripleTen is one of the most affordable bootcamps on the market. During career prep, career coaches review your LinkedIn, resume, and cover letter and offer feedback to make your documents stand out. Then in Career Acceleration you meet with a coach weekly to guide your job search strategy, keep you accountable in the application process, and practice interviews. One thing reviews don’t mention, is the lovely community created on Discord, with tutors, community guides, and peers. I expected a data science education, but I didn’t expect to walk away with a community of friends and support systems. This program was challenging, but it was also very rewarding. I was successful in the data science program partially because of a background in statistics and coding. While surely anyone can do DS, some background in coding or statistics is useful. If you don’t have a background in either, consider an introductory course or two to make sure this path is the right one for you. If you’ve dabbled in statistics or coding and know you love it (or like it enough to make a career of it), then you’ll do great!