TripleTen

I personally have never had experience studying from an online boot camp, but I saw Practicum through an enticing advertisement and decided to finally pull the trigger after thinking about being part of a boot camp for some time. The early part of the course is easy to understand even for those without STEM backgrounds while teaching Python fundamentals. I am in the last third of the course and it has become increasingly difficult where I'm putting in 1.5x more hours than I had originally I think. Fortunately, the instructors are very responsive in addition to other students who are able to help. The community that is cultivated in my cohort is extremely impressive, and I do feel like I am growing and learning with my fellow students. The job assistance portion is relatively new, but I believe they are approaching it correctly and providing great resources for the job seekers. I'm curious to see the concepts they teach and the job assistance they provide in my last few months with them. I have trust in their ability to provide the same great quality for the rest of the boot camp.  Read less

I finished the introductory course in web development and it was fantastic, I cannot wait to start the full program. The course is very well written and the lessons are very informative. The coding platform is friendly and it provides you with hints when you get stuck. The community manager is very friendly and always there to help. It's a very lovely community and I can't wait to continue my education with Practicum by Yandex.  Read less

Fantastic course so far!

Having completed the intro course, this program seems to be a really good mix between your standard intensive boot camp and something like DataQuest ore Codeacademy. This is helpful in keeping you motivated without feeling too rigid.

There is the occasional issue that arises due to some translation issue (Yandex is a Russian company), but translating is hard enough without having to do it while teaching a technical subject. I'd rate this a 4.5 stars if I could due to the newness of the course and the fact it's still in development.

All in all, I highly recommend at least trying the intro to see if the format works for you. Read less

 TL; DR - I have several years of experience in online courses and programming boot caps, and Practicum is on the first spot by deliverability and simplicity by the most important features which makes online courses enjoyable.

Really important key features which I learnt are important from personal experience are:
TECHNICAL FEATURES:

• The simplicity of the explanatory material -  ✅ 
• The exact and thorough explanation of the material and not general fact-throwing -  ✅ 
• The importance of task challenges right after the learnt material -  ✅ 
• Interactive in-built text-compiler -  ✅ 
• Feedback & Debugging features for even more comfortable and easy learning -  ✅ 

FOLLOWUP & HELP DESK FEATURES:

• One of the most friendly and open-minded community, always ready to help -  ✅ 
• Multiple feedback and help desk channels on various social networks -  ✅ 
• Caring and understanding follow-up managers who are always checking on your progress and are oriented to satisfy your needs and give you a helping hand in any way possible in their authority -  ✅
• One of the best trained and knowledgable instructors of the course with thorough and simple explanatory skills -   ✅ 
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ABOUT ME
I am a student at the faculty of Computer Science. Throughout the years I was trying to furthermore deepen my knowledge and experience in the field of CS and programming by applying and participating in various boot camps some of which where 500+ hour coding boot camps, some of them online and some onsite.
Not long ago I got interested in the Machine Learning and Data Science and found out about the Practicum courses and got interested. From a general overview, I got the general idea of what to expect from the course but they exceeded my expectations by multiples.  Read less

I was nervous about signing up for a bootcamp because after reading about them, many seemed to not have much depth nor prepare you to truly be a data scientist. I was already diving in to data science by watching YouTube videos and reading articles, but I wanted to know more than just writing or copying lines of code, so before I signed up I looked at outline of topics and I was surprised that it dove into a wide range of topics and more important, statistics and linear algebra. I wanted a deep understand of what I was doing and why we use one regression formula over another one.

With Practicum, I feel that I have not only wrote the code, but understand what I am doing and why. Practicum not only provides theory, but provides exercises to complete to better grasps the concepts learns. What makes it better, it uses real life data that is relatable in the real world. Even better, when I have a question or confused on a concept, there is a instructor and other peers who can answer my question. One thing I really love is the projects, this is where we open up a Jupyter Notebook and do everything for ourselves to answer the questions posed for the assignment. We process the data, we analyze the data, and draw conclusions. Our projects are then code reviewed to make sure we have accomplished the task at hand and have drawn the right conclusion. Nothing else to say, other than I love it. Read less

        As an alpha tester for the Practicum by Yandex Data Analyst professional program I can attest to the strength of the program’s quality in teaching you how to think and apply the skills required to be an effective data analyst.  The strength of their program even at their early stage of development comes at no surprise to me as the company is one of the leading IT companies in Europe. In regards to the program, I like the sprint-like approach that they take to learning wherein you have two weeks to complete the lessons, coding tasks, and projects associated with each course (ie. Data Preprocessing, A/B tests, etc.). I have found this very helpful because it has made me into a more efficient learner while seeing progress in my learning.         I also like the support structure that Yandex creates for its programs. Whenever I have trouble with a coding task/project or need help grasping some of the theories, I can always reach out to my peers, tutor, or 24/7 learning support via Slack. This along with the biweekly webinar has been very helpful because most of the topics are new to me as a psychology major. In regards to the projects--my personal highlight of the program-- they provide you with enough tips to be able to independently complete the project using the approach and learning that was taught in the course lessons. These are later checked and provided with constructive feedback by professionals in the field (in my case Data Analyst). Top it off with the job support that they provide after finishing the program and this program becomes one of the top (and relatively cheap) technical boot camps out there.         All in all, the hands-on and sprint-like learning approach, as well as the support system that makes up the  Practicum by Yandex courses, make it a top-boot camp that anyone wanting to enter into tech should strongly consider taking. Personally, I’ve developed a deeper understanding of the data analyst field and substantially developed my coding and problem-solving skills through this program. 
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I started this program 3 months ago and I couldn't be happier with the structure and the curriculum. The program is 10 months long and it covers both front and backend technology needed to become a web developer. The curriculum starts with a free introductory course on HTLM and CSS then progresses to more advance topics in HTML and CSS, JavaScript, React and Node. The work is completed in two weeks sprints. Every two weeks a number of lectures and exercises become available followed by an independent project assignment. Each project is reviewed by an experienced developer who will ensure your project uses best coding practices. In the end you have will have a professional project to add to your portfolio.

In addition to the curriculum, I like the community aspect of the program. There are tutors and a slack group for students. There's also bi-weekly live coding lessons where students have the opportunity to ask questions regarding the project work. 

I would recommend this bootcamp to anyone who wants to learn web development. Since this is a longer program, students really get a chance to learn the material covered and practice using real developer tools such as Figma, Git and Github. Definitely give this program a try! Read less

I'm freshman in coding. I learned basics on different platforms, and I felt it wasn't enough. 
I've accidentally started Yandex Practicum course, and from the first lesson (okey, from the 10-15th , cause these were too simple for me), I've understood I'm on the right way. I feel confident in learning Data Analytics course. Anytime I may ask mentors or other students in our chat for help. I face a lot of difficulties every time I open the course, or when I do practise by analysing any dataset I can found in the Web, but I don't give up. During the course I've learn how to make mistakes, and how to use it as strengths. 
I love tasks we solve during the course. Most of the tasks are taken from real-life. I don't feel I just solve an exercise from a book, I feel I participate in research in a company, and do my job. For me, this "atmosphere" means a lot. It encourages me to keep studying. 
Curriculum in general, is done good, but sometimes (if you've done previous chapter too fast), you have to wait for an access to a new one for a couple of days (up to week). Webinars are held in the morning, New York Time, and it is early evening in Europe / Middle East. However, we had an interesting webinar, that was at 7 pm., New York time (in Israel in was 3 am). Once, but still. 
Instructors are really friendly and helpful. They available and answer almost anytime we write them. They always send us additional material, show different ways to solve a task, and share stories from data analytics world. 
I am very glad I've started this course. Thanks to Yandex Team, I feel tremendous interest in Data Analysis and coding with Python. 

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I've been taking part in the Web Developer course since February and I've been blown away by the level of support I've received from both mentors, code reviewers and fellow students in the Slack group. Prior to this course I was studying from free resources in my spare time and generally just going it alone. After a few months I started feeling directionless and like I had reached a plateau - I was ready to throw the towel in.

Joining the course changed all that. I feel like I'm part of something bigger than me and it's great. If I ever need help all I need to do is ask the mentors or other students for help. When I submit my code for review I get constructive feedback as to what can be improved and links to resources that will help me improve.

I have levelled up so much due to this and it's the best course I've done by far. Can't wait to see what the next 6-7 months bring! Read less

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. Read less

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. Read less

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.  Read less

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. Read less

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! Read less

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.  Read less

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. Read less

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. Read less

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.  Read less

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.  Read less