TripleTen

I've been working at a company for 10 years. I had a low income and worked long hours, which left me feeling exhausted. I decided to make a significant change for my future, so I quit my job and chose to learn coding to change my career. I spent a lot of time selecting the right coding school. Given my situation, I had to consider many factors to choose the right bootcamp.I'm not young anymore, and I don’t have enough savings. Therefore, I didn't want to waste any more time. I needed to find the right school and move forward to improve my future. I chose Tripleten, and I am still studying. I've been studying for over 3 months now. The more I study, the more satisfied I am with my decision to join the bootcamp.Initially, I was very afraid that I wouldn’t be able to keep up with the class because I am an absolute beginner in coding. However, the structure of the courses is well-organized and easy to follow for beginners. Whenever I have a question, they respond quickly. They have a supportive team that helps my concerns and questions as soon as possible. Each sprint requires me to submit projects, which helps improve my coding skills. They set deadlines for the projects but offer reasonable time to complete them.Additionally, they have an amazing support team for their career program. They provide a lot of useful information on job searching and offer support for my career. I am starting to prepare for the job market soon. If I had to prepare on my own, I would definitely feel overwhelmed, but I feel relieved knowing I have support. I am proud of how well I’m doing so far. If you are in a similar situation, I strongly recommend this bootcamp.

my experience with triple ten has been amazing, very straight forward, very detailed, and very helpful program that breaks down all the necessary things someone would need in order to have a successful career in tech, success managers(shout out to Ana!)are awesome, and are always there  to help out, and tutors are awesome and very helpful, and are very easy to work with overall i'd give this program a 10/10 and is a really great investment if you're trying to break into tech, and land a good paying job, plus payment options are very flexible, and are good for any budget

Highly Recommend(: 

I took on the TripleTen bootcamp to learn what it meant to be a Software Engineer and explore a shift in my career path. Months in and I'm happy I decided to sign up. The tutors and guides really want you to succeed and make themselves available on a daily basis to answer questions, provide feedback, or really to help you in any way they can. The lesson plans are clearly defined and offer in depth practice for each language you'll be exposed to. The deadlines for finishing a Sprint (2 week lesson plan) are always clearly shown and your Success Manager will check in to be sure you're still on track to finishing and offer support if you need more time or have questions. All in all, I'm really impressed by the coursework and am appreciative of the tutors for their help so far. I'd definitely recommend TripleTen to friends if they show interest in learning code!

I've always been fascinated by computers and technology and really wanted to get into programming from a young age. A friend of mine got me back into programming and I decided to try bootcamps because they are objectively better than colleges if you plan to pursue a career in software. When I found TripleTen I honestly didn't believe their claims of jobs, coaching, and real-world experience. But it looked promising enough. So, I did a TON of research and found out it was actually true and wasn't just lies like so many bootcamps out there. I have been attending since early January and I am currently 72% done with the program as of early July. I've tried many different methods to learn coding in the past, but TripleTen is the only one that actually makes learning comprehensible. They have a Discord with a lot of support and also tutors to help you when you get stuck. They have amazing payment options, they give you loads of information on job finding, they have mock interviews, an amazing support staff, and tell you how to prepare for technical interviews. The projects they provide help you learn loads of real-world skills, and to top it all off they have externships to make getting a job that much easier. All in all, I highly recommend TripleTen. 

I've been working unfulfilling and underpaid jobs for the past 16 years, but I wanted to make a change. One thing I've learned in this course is that even though I don't have a college degree, I'll still be able to find a good job with a good salary. My best friend started the TripleTen software engineering course, and he only had good things to say, so I decided to give it a shot as well. They have different payment options available, so you can choose what works for you (my friend is doing monthly installments, while I paid upfront). In all honesty, it has really exceeded my expectations! The content is very thorough, and I feel comfortable with how everything is presented. There's also a tiny bit of humor that runs through the course, which I really like. It's broken up into a series of sprints, each containing chapters about increasingly complex topics, followed by a project at the end of each sprint. I was expecting to just learn some programming languages and a lot of syntax, but there's actually a lot of math involved too. If you like playing with numbers, then you shouldn't have too much trouble. I would highly recommend this course for anyone who feels like their career has stagnated or is looking for something more secure, since tech isn't going away any time soon. 

 The TripleTen Software Engineer Bootcamp has been a transformative experience for me. I entered with a desire to learn and left with the skills, confidence, and connections needed to launch a successful career in software engineering. I would highly recommend TripleTen to anyone looking to enter or advance in this field. This bootcamp truly deserves a perfect rating of 5 out of 5.If you're serious about becoming a software engineer and want a program that goes above and beyond, look no further than TripleTen.

I stumbled across TripleTen while searching for a new role that would bring fulfillment into my professional career. After researching a little more about the company and what tech role I wanted to pursue. I reached out to meet with an advisor to dismiss any doubts I had about starting a new career. At the conclusion of my meeting I was convinced to start a 2 week trial that helped me understand the pace and information I would begin to learn during the boot camp. What sparked my interest in the QA engineer program is my enjoyment for puzzle solving. Even if you are unsure what tech route you want to navigate, TripleTen makes this process easy with a questionnaire that asks you prompts about your interest to help you identify a role that will suit your skill set.
I chose TripleTen because of how many resources you have at your disposal from tutors, mentors, other students and alumni that all can be reached on Discord. The program as a whole feels like a community that you can lean on when you come across a problem during a sprint or questions you have on a cover letter/resume. One of my favorite features of this program is the technical and professional skills you obtain during the career portions of the program. I would recommend this boot camp to anyone who wants to start their career in tech due to the amount of support that is constantly provided.

Perhaps you've come across a TripleTen ad in your socials somewhere and thought to yourself, "Hm, this seems interesting" and now you've run here to see if it's worth it. Well, I'd be a liar if I hadn't done the same when I initially saw the ads. I came across them myself while already being a junior-level Manual QA Engineer looking to refresh some skills and build upon some automation but being unsure where to start, knowing there's so many different paths to take. Personally, I had been cherry-picking various courses and learning different things but had no clear direction until TripleTen stumbled into my feed.

*As a quick aside, if you're new to QA - here's a quick thought from my old self entering the field: When you see something that seems wrong on a site or in an app, do you ever just get that ache to do something about it to get it fixed but don't know how? Or there's an error that's just frustrating you and not working right but there's nothing you can do about it? Well, when you're QA you absolutely can do something about it! And you can do something about it before it ever goes out to the public! It feels super great to be able to catch and prevent bugs from being released into the wild so customers get a perfect (or as perfect as can be) product.

So back to TripleTen. I did some research and ultimately decided to take the leap. As I write this review, I'm in the final stretch of the program and nearly prepared to submit my final project of the QA Engineering program so I've got a pretty decent understanding of how the program itself works, which is probably why you're here:

• It's self-paced. Technically, you work in 2-3 Sprints to learn theory and then work on a project, and this simulates working in a real work Agile environment with deadlines. That said, you are able to finish your work early or if something comes up, you have a team of support staff with you every step of the way to help work through any issues and offer extensions if needed. Ultimately there's a goal to finish the program within the 5-month schedule. All other programs I've seen have a set schedule of when they have classes - often 2-3x a week in the evenings including a weekend day and I just didn't love that. I wanted to complete something on my own time and TripleTen offers that where no one does.
• There's so much Support. There's support from both TripleTen staff as well as other students. While it's self-paced as mentioned above, there are no set class days/times to attend - you are responsible for setting your own schedule to learn the material. That said, there ARE tutors available throughout the week with drop-in meeting hours or tag them on Discord with your questions and they can assist there. Additionally, all students in the program are in the Discord and I can say from personal experience that a lot of the students chime in to help each other out and learn together! Honestly, to be able to help each other out in this manner only helps reinforce the material. The Discord is invaluable - there's a wealth of channels to keep everyone engaged, informed, and even entertained. And I can't neglect to mention the Success Managers! They're always checking in to make sure you have everything you need and are there for feedback, questions, and to help guide you along the way.
• Material/Curriculum. You learn the foundations of QA and work up to some more advanced stuff. This is all on the website. I already mentioned I was experienced in Manual QA, so the beginning of the program I more or less knew already, but it was actually pretty cool to refresh on a fair amount of the material. Getting into APIs and such though, I really started to learn what I'd been missing out on.
• The Career Support - before you're even done there's Career staff that help give tips on crafting your resume, cover letters, elevator pitches, LinkedIn, job interviews, etc. They host webinars, you can have meetings with them, and even work with them on your job search!

Basically what I'm getting at is... I had questions at the beginning and was hesitant at first, too. And now that I've done it - I can tell you this: go for it. 

 I got an advertisement for TripleTen on my computer at an opportune time in my life, I had just been fired from my job and I had no income I had just completed my UX Design course on Coursera but wasn't getting any interviews or phone calls based off of the portfolio I provided. When I got an ad for TripleTen's bootcamp I thought that I could beef up my software engineering skills and taken more seriously as a designer because with this bootcamp I could make a product start to finish from designing it to programming it to testing it (TripleTen giving me the skills to program). The bootcamp offers a software engineering course and flexible payment options to where I and others could pay what was possible, or defer our payments to the end of the program. This was perfect for my situation, and I am grateful to TripleTen for giving me an opportunity like this when I didn't know what to do next. Although I struggle with the curriculum as it is very different than me learning front end engineering in the past, I can get ample help through many different means through 1-1 tutor sessions, public tutor office hours, a question channel for the sprint I am working on, and coworking sessions with other students. I never really feel truly stuck because I use all of the resources available to me. When I have mental health concerns my success manager Daria helps me out and gets me through my current mental block so I can continue my work. I really feel like I have a friend to help me that isn't just my success manager but someone that actually cares about my wellbeing and not just my school performance which is invaluable and you wouldn't get with a normal bootcamp that doesn't have this support. The website, and the way the curriculum is structured needs work but TripleTen is constantly improving the website and listening to the complaints and concerns of students, this is why I gave the curriculum three stars I feel like the curriculum itself can be improved but I am not sure how. The instructors are helpful, but I struggle in code review. I love that after each project your sprints get reviewed by an actual person but the reviewers can be vague which makes review take longer, and when you are going through multiple iterations of  reviews that take several hours I have had to extend my deadline a few times, this is why I gave the instructors a four star because of the reviewers. The job assistance program is really something that shines in this program, and is different than everything I have experienced with other schools. TripleTen guarantees employment, or they will refund your tuition and they boast an over 80% success rate. There are career talks and tips that the career managers give that will help you with your resume and you get to talk to other alumni. In the end, I also want to highlight the ambassadorship program which you might not know about. I became an ambassador to be a representative for women in tech and help people that were in situations similar to me. In the ambassadorship, you get to create content that you like with some guidelines of content that you could do. All for the benefit of getting people into tech, how cool is that? I like the ambassadorship because I get to mingle with ambassadors from other programs and collaborate with them. It's a great way to make connections with people in other programs and your own. There's a lot of support from the ambassadors themselves and the success managers that help run the program so even if you're new to social media it is not that difficult to start. I believe I have covered everything that I can about this bootcamp and I hope that this review would be of help to anyone considering TripleTen or looking into tech bootcamps for a loved one. I am always happy to answer any questions on Instagram or if you just want to chat https://www.instagram.com/karinnehannah/ or on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/karinne-hannah-359a1020a/ 

QUICK BACKGROUND: I decided to pursue software engineering as my career in life while graduation was coming close, I had chosen software engineering since I've always liked Engineering as a whole and had fun learning math, and my background in tech was slightly better than any average person, but was always fascinated with new technology like phones, electric cars, robots, etc. especially now with the rise in technology, knowing how to program seems best convenient. I had started University in my native country, but once I moved to the US I had to drop out and start to work to help with my family, I still wanted to pursue my career in software so I was looking in every way possible and found Tripleten.

Tripleten was one of the many boot camps I found, but what made it different from the rest at least for me was the guarantee of a Job after graduation and if not money return, especially in my case where the money had to be well spent and no time wasted Triplteten, at first sight, seemed the perfect fit, after the first few weeks I was able to implement my study time with work, tripleten has its course set so you can study on your time which helped a lot with my current job, I would spend around 20-30 hours of study every week. We communicate through Discord where we can find our tutor to help us with the projects, the projects are the most essential part of learning at least for me because I learn the most by doing, you can repeat concepts all you want but doing them is very different, and the projects are the base of all my knowledge of software engineering. The projects up until the sprint I'm in now, have mainly been about website building with HTML, CSS, and javascript, as of now I have way more grasp on what being a software engineer is and this Bootcamp has also helped me in vision my future personal projects even better now. My advice if you take Tripleten is to separate a good portion of your time in the week for the study time, organize your schedule, and don't let anything overwhelm you, your tutors are more than happy to help in Discord.  

I have been in my current career field for the better half of my adult life and I was fortunate enough to make the right moves to get to a point where now I make good money for it but I know that if anything happens especially in this economy my current position in a new company would not pay as much. I knew I had to make a change in my life so I can continue to make the same or even more money. This is when I found the TripleTen bootcamp for QA Engineering. While you do not need a tech background for this program I did come from a very strong and similar background to what this course provided. That is why I was able to zoom through the topics and gain a better understanding. I did all this while working my full time job as well. I try to spend at least 1-2 hours a day on only the lessons and I spent time on weekends to do the projects. This structure kept me focused and didn't overwhelm me. Anytime I was confused (and I was a few times) I went to the tutors who always guided me to the right path. Nothing in life is easy and this program is not easy but it was worth every second as it taught me a lot I didn't know and challenged me. 

I found TripleTen at a fairly low point in my life where I was looking for some kind of change, I knew I wanted to get into the tech sphere but was having trouble finding a bootcamp I could trust that wouldn't just leave me out to dry after I finished their certificate. Before I join TripleTen I searched very heavily in order to find any kind or form of a red flag that would dissuade me from joing the program, but truthfully I had serious difficulties finding any kind of complaint beyond those who simply wanted a job handed to them. TripleTen is an amazing program that get you actually ready for the workforce, and it properly prepares you for what you should expect from a real job; which unfortunately includes a lot of effort and the willingness to grow and learn new things for yourself. If you are at all considering joining TripleTen I would highly recommend it, just remember that they won't hand you the answers, you still have to put in the effort to be better and every tutor and instructor I've personally talked to truly wished to help you achieve as much as you possibly can. 

As a current teacher who was interested in transitioning into a career in tech, I did a lot of research on the different bootcamps that were out there. When I came across TripleTen during my search, I looked into the pricing, the time commitment, and the job success rate for their graduates. There were a lot of amazing reviews and success stories during my research into TripleTen. If you are unsure what potential career in tech you may want to pursue, they have a quick quiz to introduce you to the different bootcamp programs they offer.
The material within the program is well formatted and full of excellent details into the different techniques and the different practices that are used in the field of tech. The projects at the end of each Sprint gives you practical experience and tasks that you might face in your future career. The program can be a challenge for those who do not have a coding background, but the tutors in the program are extremely helpful. They do an excellent job of pointing you in the right direction without giving you the answer outright. 

The career course that is included in this program has been amazing! Getting insights, resume tips, and career coaching is such an amazing part of this program. I feel more confident about my professional presence when it comes to applying for jobs and interviewing with potential companies. 

Another aspect of TripleTen is how accommodating they are for working adults who are in the program. Life happens, and sometimes you might be unable to submit one of your projects by the due date. They are more than willing to adjust things, as long as you communicate with them! 

From the first phone call from the admissions advisor to interacting with my success manager, everyone in this program has been so warm and welcoming. I have even recommended some of my coworkers to check out TripleTen, and they have also commented on how friendly everyone is. 

A few years ago, I wanted to move away from retail and find something that I could enjoy doing while also an increase in income. I had been in retail for many years and wanted to pivot into another field. I have always been enjoyed Information Technology and thought it would be a great time to make the switch. I had completed a bootcamp previously and had issues with finding employment upon completion. I was on the look out for online bootcamps that actually helped you to find a job after completing the program. While scrolling on Instagram I saw an ad for TripleTen. I looked over their website and experienced their teaching style though their app that they also have. 
I decided that it was the best offer that I had seen at that time. It almost immediate that someone reached out to me via email. We scheduled a phone meeting and through talking with the admission advisor I decided that the Quality Assurance Engineering program was the best option for me. I started the program on their next cohort in March and have been steadily studying. I have always had all the resources to complete each section. If I have any questions, I have a plethora of people that are there to help me. I also have access to other students inquires and videos in case you are visual learner. 
After being in the program for four months, I absolutely love this bootcamp. They have an amazing set up for any issues or questions that you have. When you sign up, you are assigned a Success Manager and they will check in on you, answer any questions you have, or get you in touch with people that you need to talk with. There are tutors who are there to help you if you need it, as well as being able to interact with students that are also in the program. I am unemployed at the moment, so I study as though I am back in college and use their suggested timeframes to keep on track. 
It is also a good option for those who are employed full-time as well. It is self-paced and there is unlimited access to tutors and any resources you might need to get through each section or for your projects. They encourage and facilitate working with others in the program. At a certain time in the program, they help you with your resume, interviews, and other aspects of the job search. They have weekly meetings to talk about certain career The fact that there is career assistance that helps you find a job that you just spent time and energy learning is another plus to this program. My experience is that there are tools given, but TripleTen is actively involved with your success. I also like the idea that if you don't start your career or find a new job within six months, you are guaranteed your money back. 
If you are looking for a bootcamp that is involved with your growth, your success, and making sure that you are able to follow your dreams- TripleTen is that bootcamp.

I’m currently in the QA Engineer program, and a month away from finishing the certification! I have a background in customer service, hospitality, and visual art. I started this path because unfortunately most these jobs can be under compensated and I wanted to change that!

There were two selling points when I compared Tripleten to other bootcamps.  The first being that it’s a self-paced program, which is rare for a lot of bootcamps I saw at the time.  While the program is self paced, there is still suggested deadlines embedded on their course calendar.  This is really helpful for me being a neurodivergent individual and having something to see and schedule my time around.  

Also life happens! If you find yourself falling behind you have the  support of a success managers which are assigned each student from the beginning.  Earlier in the program I became very behind and had worked with my success manger and one of the coaches on how to better reorganize my time and have a different perspective on how I was approaching my studies.  I also had to change my graduation date, which again was easily worked on with the team. All and all it was a very forgiving experience that I don’t think would have happened in a more structured program.

 And the second being that  TripleTen’s career program supports the student post graduation for as long as needed and also will pay your tuition if you don’t find a job in the field three months after finishing the program. This is really good for those of us who are low income and genuinely can’t afford the risk of having to pay off private student loans.

The course itself is geared toward changing your career and tying in any non tech work experience you’ve had in the past and making that work for you as work with the career program.  The stuff I’ve learned on that end is very practical and works with from wherever you are.  I found the team and the material to be very understanding as well on how emotionally taxing the idea of changing your field can be (hello imposter syndrome!).

As for cons of the program, it may be a bit daunting a bit to get used to their discord server if you aren’t used to Discord. This where you interact with tutors, their success manager, most of the team and other students in the program you’re in.  
It can seem a little disorganized but for the most part it balances out since the team is very receptive to any feedback on any part of the program.  

With that said I’m really satisfied with my experiences in the program so far (even the hard parts), and look forward to this brings me in the future.

I'm incredibly happy with my experience at TripleTen. They accepted me without much prior experience and guided me to become a QA engineer. Not only did they teach me all the program basics, but their emotional support was truly remarkable. They walked with me through every step of my journey, ensuring I had all the necessary skills to ace my job interviews. This school is exceptionally organized and genuinely cares about students who are eager to learn. They offer a fantastic platform with a variety of hands-on projects that provide extensive experience. The supportive Discord community, along with dedicated tutors, successful managers, and Dot the AI, made learning a collaborative effort. Additionally, the career coach and other features make TripleTen unique and absolutely worth trying. I highly recommend TripleTen for anyone looking to break into the tech industry with comprehensive support and hands-on learning opportunities.

I would highly recommend TripleTen boot camp to anyone looking for a career change or life in general. I decided to leap into the QA Engineering course when I was unsatisfied with my work-life balance. The TripleTen format worked well with my schedule and learning style. I have always been a hands-on learner, and TripleTen offered plenty of that! From the format of the sprints to mimic real-world workflows to the projects, every sprint to master what was learned in that sprint. Everything works well. The community that you are welcomed into on the Discord server is great. Fellow and senior students are helpful, but you also have full access to tutors and their open-door office hours. I have completed the QA Engineering part of the course and am now in the Career Acceleration part, and I am very impressed, to say the least! I have been promised career support from other programs before, so I went into this one skeptical, but after graduating and seeing the support they give you, I have full faith in finding a job to hone my skills as a QA Engineer. If you apply yourself, you have no reason not to try! 

I am currently looking to change careers and TripleTen was one of the top bootcamps during my research. I took the quiz on their site, researched a bit about the program, spoke to a few current students and alumni of the program and everyone had good things to say about the program, so I signed up. The initial call was very helpful, and the representative answered all of my questions. So, any reservations I had up to that point went away. TripleTen offers a lot of help to their students with a plethora of tips and tricks for your job search as well. 

I’ve been taking the actual QA courses for around two months now and it is challenging but so far very worth it. From day one the content has been engaging and provides interesting topics. I’m not a fan of coding and there is some involved in this program, but I am getting through it and the tutors are always there to provide help and support. The program is self-paced so I’m hoping to graduate early. There are weekly career talks and tutoring sessions as well. They also have a schedule you can follow along with your class and have an interactive learning session for each topic. The community and success team are very helpful. 

So far, I would recommend this program.

I'll be honest, I wanted to start coding for the money. I've been in about two bootcamps (at separate times) when I started my coding journey and TripleTen by far has been the best. They give you everything you need to succeed. A notable thing about TripleTen is that they know people have lives outside of school. Most of the people that join Bootcamps either have a different career, or have a job of some type, and have full lives, so they do give you goal dates but they are not set in stone; you can always ask for more time. You can also ask for a payment plan so you don't have to dump your savings all up front and if you refer someone, then you can get a cut from your payment too!  Aside from that, the courses are really straightforward and they always are asking for suggestions to improve them. The tutors are nice and are always available to help and they even have live sessions that you can drop into to get more help. Another one of the best parts is that they have career courses once you get past a certain point. It really got my motivation up to edit my LinkedIn and start networking. I like the fact that they have externships to get you going in the workforce too. They said they were volunteer based which I'm definitely fine with because it would be the same as doing a project in the course but this time, you get real world experience to add to your portfolio. They also start the courses for very beginners but it never hurts to look online first to at least see if you like what you'll be taking the courses for (also if you're having a little trouble too). I'm finishing my QA course pretty quickly and only spend about 3-4 hours a day on it (I got a bit of time on my hands, but it leaves my weekends free) but after I get a good job doing that, I'll probably take another course TripleTen has to offer to build up my resume more. I kinda hope I can be a tutor for the QA course in TripleTen so if you're thinking about joining, and remember this review, feel free to say hi! Goodluck!

I was working in healthcare previously but wanted to change careers. Prior to coming to TripleTen I researched different tech roles and bootcamps and came across TripleTen after doing yet another tech quiz that pointed me in the direct of QA Engineering. I did not know much about this role, but I wanted to try it out. I took the introductory course and was hooked. After completing the introductory project, I reached out to participate in the complete bootcamp. I was happy to hear they offer job assistance and had a high success rate in hirers prior to and post-graduation of the course. I also appreciated the flexibility of the course. I am very thankful to the team member I spoke with to help me get set up with TripleTen. She made everything a breeze and notified me of all my options. Since I have been in this course, I have learned so much. What I love the most about this course is that it is always improving to be better and incorporating new and helpful tools, just like tech. I have not yet completed this course, but I have made great connections and am being provided with the tools and knowledge that I need to succeed. I am looking forward to my future as a QA Engineer.