TripleTen

Yandex Practicum has literally been a life-saver for me! I was scrambling, looking for solutions - my job interview was coming up in two months, and I was walking through the wilderness, just getting started with Data Analysis. Since then I have passed the introductory course and scored 89/100 on my job interview test, all kudos to Practicum for a very well organized course. I knew I could count on it to at least help me get a perspective on this subject pretty fast. 

I think this is the best source for Data/Business Analysts who would like to learn how to use SQL for analyzing data sets. They take you step-by-step through the learning process and engage you with practical assignments to review and test your understanding of what you've learned. This course takes up a lot of time, which is great because it means you are learning a lot!

The most outstanding thing is that you can chat with mentors, and they are very supportive when commenting on your work and are accessible via the learning platform chat. You can also chat with the learners' community via Slack, which was very stress relieving for me at times.

I recommend this course, although the exercises require more time than the average online course. But if you take it seriously and complete it on your own, you'll learn a lot to apply it at work. Excellent course for big data and playing with real (anonymized) data.

The first time I tried web development, I took the old-school approach: a thick heavy book on HTML and CSS. I read everything thoroughly, doing every single exercise in the book, but by the time I finished it I still wasn’t capable of putting together a working website. My knowledge wasn’t practical or systematic, and Yandex Practicum gave me just that. I was skeptical at first, but I thought I’d give the online courses a try, and if I were to compare it to a book, it’s a much better approach to learning. The way your course is structured makes sure you constantly engage with your mentors and classmates who are always there to help when something doesn’t make sense, which makes the course highly interactive. HTML, CSS, and especially Java are taught in a much more exciting manner, excluding all the unnecessary theory that I thought should be left out when I was reading the book. Overall, it has helped me fill up my weak spots and really step it up, so shoutout to Yandex for making a very helpful and polished educational platform.

I’m truly grateful that I decided to sign up for this platform, because it’s an experience like no other. I’ve tried multiple educational courses, but Yandex Practicum really brings something different to the table. Practical and systematic teaching approaches that keep you educated and entertained, with an ever-growing community of like-minded people engaging with you to further boost your learning and social skills necessary in a new working field.

The structure of the course is excellent, but the content needs a bit of editing ;)

Great course especially for complete newbees. I learnt some python at the university so it was very easy for me

I really enjoy how well written and challenging the course becomes. I have taken other courses and all of them are written to where the user doesn’t have to use their mind. Well here you have to and that makes you a better learner!!!

This is the best self-learning project I’ve ever come across. Practicum by Yandex is an opportunity for growth and learning, with practical knowledge pure and undiluted by the dry, sleep-inducing webinars you get with other platforms. It’s a mainstay for anyone beginning their journey toward work as a web developer. It can be a challenging road, one traveled with trepidation and in fear of making a false step, though now there’s the safety net that is Practicum by Yandex!

One of the best things about Practicum by Yandex (an online training program where great people can pick up new skills in programming, data analysis, and other modern professions) is the live community. Why is that so important to me? 1. The feeling of not being alone. Sure, they aren’t teaching you rocket science, at least not at the very beginning, although the topics can sometimes still be pretty challenging. Realizing that you aren’t the only person dealing with them helps you keep thinking—I’m not stupid; this chapter is just a tough one. 2. Teaching each other. Sometimes you’re the one who understood a new topic, while a coursemate didn’t. Explaining the matter helps you have a better understanding so that you’re not just spewing nonsense.

I’m 26 years old, and I have degrees in physics, economics, and translation. I have also owned a bakery for six years in addition to being a confectioner and chocolatier. When I started this course, I knew absolutely nothing about programming or analysis. I didn’t even know that the second profession was an actual thing, but was able to master it quickly. This course is great for people who enjoy order, aren’t afraid of numbers, and who are prepared to spend a great deal of time thinking and processing new information. It’s a fantastic course, and it only takes about two hours a day, which is great for combining with other training you’re going through. The information is easy to understand and can be immediately applied to tasks and projects. The conferences with mentors (practicing analysts) are amazing and really help with both the projects as well as understanding what to expect on the job in the future. I especially enjoyed the little jokes and excitement in the interactive platform. :) It wouldn’t work for anyone who’s lazy or thinks everyone owes them something. The course gives you a good base and the tools you need, but nobody’s going to do the learning for you. The chat support is fantastic. It’s great for getting help, asking for advice, or just feeling better about the fact that you're not the only one making stupid mistakes. :) There are issues, of course, but they’re minor, they'll inform you about them at the very beginning, and the course is always being improved. I haven’t seen anything like Practicum by Yandex at this quality level or value.

Before the course on front-end development, I had never gone through any coding or online training. I checked out the free portion to see what it was like, wrote a few lines of code in the interactive platform, and was thrilled to see that it worked! The examples are fun, the explanations are easy to understand, the Practicum team is friendly and supportive, and it’s fascinating to study and at the same time watch the platform develop right under your feet. Of course, mastering JavaScript in the beginning isn’t like a pleasant walk in the park. You have to spend a lot of your personal time to really wrap your brain around it. The learning process feels like a regular workday thanks to the sprints, tight deadlines, strict code reviewers, and coworkers available on Slack. Then there are the tough tasks you think are impossible … until you find a solution.

Worked on quite a few different aspects of ai automation like RPA, webhooks, zapier etc and that’s good for putting on my resume. I also got a broad understanding of each topic and had a real project to show for each tool I used. This helped me showcase things on LinkedIn and gave me some good talking points for interviews. 

I'd stay away from this institution's bootcamp. Their sales team is just preying on people who feel stuck in their careers and are looking for a bootcamp to help them out.

A salesperson contacted me, and I told him my budget was $6k, and I couldn't pay more. I also said it would be a waste of time to talk if I couldn't afford their AI system engineering course. The guy asked for my budget and then said they could work with it.

On the call, they just tried to hook me with fancy talk about $250k to $300k packages from elite companies that don't even hire based on these bootcamps. There's no career guarantee, and when I brought up the budget again, the guy started pushing another course that was within my budget. I told him I wasn't interested in that course and was looking for the AI system engineer course. Then he told me to call him back when I had the budget for it.

I was so disappointed; the guy wasted half an hour trying to sell me another course that was in my budget. These guys are just hunting for people who aren't in a good emotional place. I'd really avoid joining this institution.

Don't waste your time or money on this bootcamp. This bootcamp isn’t a reputable bootcamp in the job market and job assistance that they promise is non existent once you graduate. You will no longer hear from them. 

Triple Ten is not US based. Nor are majority of the instructors. They will do everything to disqualify your money back guarantee. 
They also do not have actual substantial relationships with companies. They will coach you at the end to go to linkedin and message random people in the attempt to get a job. That is their job assistance. It is pathetic. Go get a degree which is actually valued by companies. This isn't a short cut.  

It was okay. I learned new skills, and the teachers/instructors are helpful. However, I mainly relied on the A.I. tool provided during the course to get through majority of the assignments. The job market advice wasn’t very helpful, and putting everything together and understanding what you’re studying was quite a chore. Overall, the experience is a good starting point. 

I'm enjoying the tutoring support and find the course to be overall very informative but did have some issues that came up partially my fault partially the bootcamps that made me ineligible for the MBG hoping they will help me regardless to get connected when I'm finished 

TripleTen’s AI and Machine Learning program has been a strong experience so far. The curriculum is well structured, interactive, and manageable for part-time learners while still being genuinely challenging. Access to tutors and office hours adds real value. It’s a great deal for the cost, and the program is clearly evolving based on student feedback. Supplementing with outside resources helps deepen understanding, but overall it’s a solid and improving learning experience.

I truly was challenged at many points and learned new skills specifically, SQL and Python, that I was struggling on my own to learn and articulate. The tutors were super helpful through the course work as well. The career acceleration has been going through changes and that has been frustrating to navigate. I am grateful for many people I met in this program I would not have met otherwise, and for the enhanced skills I have come away with.