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In my experience as a Fullstack developer and student of Georgia Tech University coding Boot Camp, I've learned exceptional skills that have prepared me for the workforce. The program will prepare you to code and grasp a deep understanding of the latest technology within the IT industry. Learning to code goes beyond putting fingers to the keyboard, it is about utilizing your current skills, building a network with others, applying what you know, and beating the imposter syndrome. The program has submerged me with industry knowledge and provided an excellent network of people that believe in me and want to see me succeed. It will challenge you to step outside your shell and acknowledge your strengths and weaknesses. Prior to joining the program, I worked in healthcare for the past four years, my specialty was in supply chain management and I used to think I couldn't code. As a minority, I felt that I was inadequate or underserving of having access to building apps and machines. When I first got into the program, I would sometimes doubt my abilities but after connecting with mentors, and having my instructor who also believed in me I feel confident to go into the workforce and get any job I desire. I believe in myself more; I was able to meet others that also didn't have a lot of experience in coding and I felt right at home. If I could give anyone advice it would be to not focus on what you don't know, only focus on what you can learn and the opportunities that will be available after you complete the cohort. I would've believed in myself a long time ago had I known there were support systems out there such as the Georgia Tech Fullstack web development program. My wish is that my testimony inspires others to start believing in themselves and not to ever doubt what you can do. You won't know what you can do until you try, and I look forward to utilizing my new skill to advance in life. I do not regret taking this course. I believe in order to do something big you have to do something you've never done before. I encourage others to sign up for a Boot Camp that aligns with their life goals, when you close your eyes what do you see? If you can conceive it in your mind, you can achieve it physically. This is only the beginning and one of the greatest feelings about learning to code is you don't need to know everything so come with your notebook, computer, and with an open mindset and ready to ask questions because you will be learning as long as you're working in the Tech industry. 

Dejo esta reseña porque siento que la merecen. Ya realicé 3 cursos del pack de 4 que forman esta carrera. En los 3 que hice (Desarrollo Web, JavaScript, React Js) tuve una muy buena experiencia, super recomendable. Tienen profesores muy capacitados y tutores dedicados que te acompañan en la cursada y contestan rápido. Y la verdad es que el precio es muy bueno con la CoderBeca, si llevás el curso masomenos al día. El contenido bien distribuido y ordenado.

Codeworks is an excellent bootcamp if you intend to learn programming. The entering process is different than other bootcamps. They are expecting some basic knowledge to accept you into this program. There are several interviews before being accepted. And that's the reason why I chose Codeworks. Instructors are fantastic and you can reach them any time if you have a question. When you graduated, they have very good job assistance. They are preparing you for interviews. And they are in contact with you forever. For example, if you found a job and left it after some time, they are going to be with you if you keep continuing searching for jobs.

You have to dedicate many hours, but the result is worth it. I recommend the academy to those who want to belong to the world of programming and do not know where to start.
You get a solid base that allows you to get a new job. The most important thing is that you don't stop learning.

I am presently a student at TECH I.S. and so far I have had such good experiences learning how to code and work on projects etc, although I started off as a beginner. I am eager and excited to see what job I’m able to get in the future, I feel immensely confident with my newly acquired IT skills as most high-paying jobs require these skills. I have had the best Cohort Handler and tutors like 

@Anugrah Masih @Shivangi Devkota

 has become such a lovely friend to me that makes me very happy and want to come back day after day and learn more so I can succeed in the future. This is just how amazing learning from the right people, the right way can be. Thank you to TECH I.S. for making this happen, with no upfront fee, and the option to pay only after I get hired has been heaven-sent. I highly recommend this bootcamp, because I promise that you'll graduate and have the experience to jump into an IT job well-equipped.

They say bootcamps are rough - and they are. But they're also incredibly satisfying. I learned more in the 3 month span of attending Concordia bootcamp than I probably have in any other 3 month period of my life. There's in-depth instruction across all the fundamentals of Data Science - from statistics and probability to the implementation of deep learning networks. For someone without a formal background in any of the subjects, it was definitely challenging. However, if you're truly committed to the process, you will not regret it. 

After graduation, Concordia offers a series of workshops and lectures, as well as individual coaching from their in-house career coaches. They really set you up to succeed in your job search and help provide all the tools and direction you need to market yourself effectively to employers, and shine through the interview process. 

I highly recommend Concordia to anyone looking to make a life-changing move into a career in tech. 

Ho deciso di iniziare il corso di Boolean per imparare a programmare ma senza i tempi biblici di un'università e ammetto di essere molto soddisfatto di aver imparato veramente tanto in solo sei mesi. Partendo dal sapere veramente poco fino ad arrivare a un livello di sicurezza e indipendenza che non avrei mai immaginato di raggiungere in tempi così brevi, ma non solo, l'ambiente di boolean si è rivelato anche ricco di esperienze e di persone interessanti, a partire dagli insegnanti del mattino e del pomeriggio, per cui in breve tempo si sviluppa un rapporto di fiducia e simpatia. Ho deciso di frequentare il corso in lingua inglese anche per mettere alla prova le mie conoscenze della lingua ma nonostante questo non ho avuto difficoltà e il job assistance non ha avuto problemi nel mettermi in contatto anche con la sede italiana. Caldamente raccomandato.

I recently attended WBS coding school, and it was an incredible experience for me. The curriculum is well-developed, allowing students to gradually immerse themselves in the domain of coding. What I found particularly effective was the repetitive usage of tools that allowed me to learn through action.

One of the most valuable aspects of the program was the real-life projects that allowed me to apply my creativity while dealing with real problems. This helped me to see the importance of what I was learning and prepared me not only technically but also mentally for the working environment. I also appreciated the 24/7 teachers and community support that were always there to help me out whenever I had a question or concern. Working in small groups also helped me to develop my ability to work in a team.

The school provides job support through career workshops, which is great for transitioning into the workforce. However, I would have appreciated having some psychology support as well, as the intensity and workload were sometimes overwhelming. Additionally, tangible job support such as internships in partner companies would have been a great addition to the program.

Overall, my experience at WBS coding school was fantastic. I felt right at home thanks to the manager, Miguel, and the rest of the awesome WBS team, including Patrick Rothe and chef Duschko. I felt like a valuable part of the WBS community, and I would highly recommend this school to anyone who wants to learn coding in a supportive and effective environment.

My experience with the coding bootcamp was exceptional, surpassing all expectations. The program provided me with an abundance of knowledge and skills that allowed me to create a complete web application from start to finish. Prior to enrolling in the bootcamp, my knowledge was limited, but now I feel confident in my abilities as a developer.

Throughout the program, I had the opportunity to work on numerous projects, which gave me hands-on experience and reinforced the concepts I learned in class. The instructors and staff were knowledgeable, supportive, and always willing to assist me when I had questions or needed help.

Overall, the bootcamp exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their coding skills. The quality of education and the level of support from the staff is unparalleled, and they do an excellent job of preparing their students for success in the field of software development.

I have wanted to go to Prime since a good friend did it ~6 years ago, but quitting my job didn't feel doable. When their part time full stack option opened up I jumped right in. Had a great experience, learned important hard and soft skills, and started my new job as a software engineer at Target before I even graduated from Prime. I did decide to quit my job around halfway through the program, and some of my cohort mates did the same - we all found that more manageable than balancing prime + work + applying to jobs (you should start applying before you graduate from prime, btw). I had some coding experience going in and already knew that I liked it, but I had cohort mates who did not, and they did well too. If you're the kind of person that likes to prepare in advance, checkout Codecademy and FreeCodeCamp's beginner javascript tut's. From my prime cohort, everyone that was actively trying to get a job (which does mean applying to tons of places) got one within about 3 months of graduating. Not sure how often they update this figure, but FWIW my starting salary was about $11k higher than what Prime advertised as the average salary for their grads at the time. My cohort mates also all made about the same or within $15k more than me at the jobs they got. Now in the workforce, I've met lots of other bootcamp grads, and I do think Prime prepares you better for the workforce than the average bootcamp. It's longer than many other bootcamps, and having React on the resume (at least currently in 2022) is a big plus. However, that said, don't over analyze the specific tech stack offered at Prime vs. where you're trying to get a job - they're often different and it's expected that you'll learn many new technologies throughout your career. You just need one stack to get started. As tech is always changing, a huge part of this career is learning new things, so if you are bored at your current job, this is the place for you.

My experience at ENTITY Academy shaped my career: thanks to the skills I gained in editorial and SEO, I was able to secure a steady gig as a freelance content manager for a reputable SEO agency directly following my graduation. The writing and editing on WordPress, as well as the collaborative workshopping of digital marketing collateral (think social media, branding, PPC), helped me hone the skills I needed to thrive as a marketing expert. Now, as a Content Marketing Manager for a professional membership community in the tech world, I'm practicing the knowledge I learned at ENTITY every day. Oh, and did I mention I was able to learn about and secure this job through the networking connections I formed at ENTITY? On top of the hard skills I developed, I also built lasting friendships and professional connections that continue to serve me well. 

Thank you, ENTITY Academy, for one of the best summers of my life.

My experience with BloomTech (FKA Lambda School) went above and beyond my expectations. I was switching careers and had no math or coding background. I didn't want to go into debt for a graduate degree, and a $15k 3-month boot camp seemed risky. I chose BloomTech because of their no-tuition-up-front ISA, and the 12-month part-time curriculum was the right amount of time for me (that program is on pause, currently only full-time is offered). 

The school went through some changes throughout my year there. My cohort experienced a shortening of the curriculum from 18-months to 12-months, piloted a peer mentorship program, and after our cohort there would be layoffs of the teaching assistants and no more new part-time cohorts. These things shook up some students, but I felt the school was staying true to its goal: to help me get the best job with the best salary after graduation. They communicated every change they made, and explained how it benefitted the sustainability of the program, or would help us become better candidates. I did everything the school suggested: I showed up to class and office hours, turned in every assignment, networked and applied to jobs far earlier than I thought was appropriate (2 months into the program!). 

I was surprised by the depth of education on career development. It went beyond working on your resume and interviews. I learned current work methodologies and tools, how to be a better teammate, how to work through conflicts, how to learn and persevere when faced with a challenge, how to know yourself better. It expanded the way I thought about work and life outside work. These classes, and the amazing but eventually canceled mentorship program, were part of BloomTech's efforts to create the kind of candidates that employers were asking for. 

It paid off!! I got a job at Accenture six weeks after graduating, with a six-figure salary. Before I got the offer, BloomTech hired me as an office hours assistant (Support Hour Lead), and also got me into a month-long Fellowship as a Data Engineer for a startup, where BloomTech paid my salary, not the startup. The Careers department pushed job openings my way, counseled me if I was feeling down (mental health is big here), and helped me negotiate a 9% salary increase. 

As a warning, the attrition rate of students in my cohort was extremely high. I don't fault BloomTech for this, I think it's the nature of the beast. I don't even fault the students who dropped out, they probably had the best intentions. I think BloomTech is the best option for a quality education without having to risk cash up front or go into debt, and the careers department is where the value of the ISA really kicks in. 

I am someone with a computer science degree and I am also that someone that has taken a bunch of Udemy course. So, I have had experience with lots of instructors and how they teach development. That being said, nothing comes close to what coder foundry has given to me. The instructors are really patient with you, it doesn't matter how many times you ask a question, they always have a smile on their face and they make sure that NO ONE is left behind. I had always struggled with building full stack applications because there's a lot that goes into it. Coder Foundry covers every tiny aspect about it, you will learn about front-end, back-end, database, and even deploying your applications. In all, it's a very very positive learning environment. There's only one regret that I have and that's not enrolling with them sooner, I could have developed my skills so much if I started early. I can't recommend them enough, their course and guidance is worth every penny. (Way better than my 6 years of time and money spent in school).

Additionally, they stay connected with you even after you graduate. They are constantly putting job applications, checking on with everyone to see if they are doing okay. I have experienced 10/10 support from them even after graduation from their bootcamp. Super genuine staff who genuinely wants to see their students succeed. 

This course is challenging and very worth the effort. If you're the kind of person that picks your education for the challenge and quality of the curriculum, Skill Distillery is the right choice. After reviewing many bootcamps, I chose Skill Distillery because of it's foundation in Java (a more challenging language than JavaScript), focus on back end development (I wanted to make things work more than I wanted to make a webpage look pretty), and its reputation for being a challenging course.

It is definitely challenging. It's a firehose of information and can leave you feeling overwhelmed at times. Even so, as someone who had no background in programming, I was able to complete the course and passed all the assignments. The instructors welcome questions and are always ready to help. There are TA hours on Saturdays to help with the weekend projects.

The days last about 10 hours with a one hour break for lunch. There are 10 minute breaks every few hours. The weekend projects can last anywhere from 4 - 20 hours, depending on how much you're putting into the project, the complexity of that week's project, and how many errant semi-colons or misspellings you might have made. ;-)

After the course, the instructors and staff still check in with you to help you brush up your LinkedIn profile, create a resume, coach on interviews, and give mock interviews. 

The course curriculum sets you up with experience for some of the most popular and in-demand languages and frameworks that large companies are looking for in their job descriptions.

It is difficult to land your first job in software development. The staff helps and offers assistance to keep you motivated during that process after the formal course is over. 

If you're looking for a great programming foundation and have the willingness to put in a lot of hours, this course is highly worth it.

My initial reasoning for choosing Code Platoon was because they were approved for DoD Skillbridge, and I'm 100% glad I went with them. Not only did I learn a very robust set of skills from an experienced team of instructors, they also allowed me the flexibility to handle my personal life while still being active in the course. It's clear that the primary focus of the organization is to help people LEARN new skills, and they didn't leave a single student on the sidelines to struggle on their own. Friendly, professional, knowledgeable, and the support structure with their partnerships and guest speakers is above and beyond what I anticipated. 10/10 recommend for anyone trying to start in the Tech Industry. 

This course was excellent and focused on everything you need to be able to successfully gain an internship or junior role. The mentoring was amazing and they were excellent at helping us to be job ready. I was also extremely impressed at how well they transitioned to online learning during the pandemic.

This experience allowed a validation process to commence internally that will last eternally. Instructors answered all questions - success is the only option. They teach everything they know due to real-world experience. The curriculum provides multiple streams to success for what best fits you. Cohorts, we were forged by fire and will always have that connection. Career Coach Annette is a wealth of knowledge - the cherry on top of the success model MAX Technical Training delivers.

I have been learning to code for a while before I joined Altcademy, my criteria for selecting a program is online, flexible schedule, mentorship, affordability. If you tried to learn to code before, you know there isn't a lack of free or extremely cheap material. But what you get for free, will usually lack structure, quality, and mentorship. Altcademy hits all the right spots, at a reasonable price point. The curriculum is text based, easy to follow, and code along. There are hundreds of exercises to practice on their platform. Projects are marked by experienced mentors and useful feedbacks is given. There is a slack channel and a q&a platform to get help from. Other students are friendly, and conversations, though sparse, are usually about coding and course content. This has been a wonderful experience, and I would like to specifically thank my mentors David and Harry for their patience and guidance.

Awesone experience studying Security+, 1 on 1 lessons are the best. Looking forward to do the 2nd certificate. 

I am a database developer working for over 20 years in this area. I love database development and I also love learning new things. I started learning web development some years ago, but I never worked professionally with it. So, I decided to take the Code Institute "Free 5 Day Coding Challenge" first and then I got accepted to the Code Institute "Diploma in Software Development (e-Commerce Applications)" course via Springboard.

From my experience and after completing the course, I can say the following.

The content of this course is great. It is suitable for both those who have no previous programming experience and those who have programming experience and just want to learn more about web development, like me.

Of course, as it is an online platform, the student must adapt to it and accept that the course is prepared to reach a large number of people. You should not assume the course will be tailor-made for you.

The Code Institute team is great, supporting anything you ask, as long as you follow the rules. You just need to take your learning experience seriously and get in touch immediately whenever you have any difficulties.

The rules are pretty clear. You must read and follow them, respecting the deadlines and contacting the Code Institute to temporarily block your access and postpone your deadlines, if there is any personal or professional situation preventing you from studying and progressing in the course, so that you have time to successfully complete the course after this situation is resolved.

My learning experience with Code Institute was very pleasant. I look forward to applying what I learned and continuing to learn.

Desde el primer dia las expectativas, se mantuvieron bien altas. El nivel de los mentores siempre estuvo muy al tope de las exigencias, no solo han estado a disposicion durante la clase sino que se han pasado horas fuera de clase y fuera de horario del boot inclusive. Y siempre me parece que vale la pena destacar la predisposicion que han tenido para resolver situaciones, a veces se ha podido resolver en el momento y otras se toman las concideraciones para un futuro. Habiendo cumplido el Boot, debo decir que para mi el mismo mantuvo siempre el nivel de intensivo y eso hizo que la exigencia siempre fuera pareja y durante los 4 meses me senti como si estuviera dentro de una empresa. Si la pregunta es lo recomendaria?? Si altamente, pero siempre hay que aclarar que lo intensivo va de la mano del nivel.

    I am currently finishing up the first part of the fully remote Graduate Accelerator Program - Data Science course. The class is set up really well for the diverse backgrounds and skill levels of the students. With that being said, be ready to work hard to keep up! If you don't set aside enough time to study, practice, and work through the materials outside of class, you could get lost pretty quickly.

    Even as someone with a strong science background and a fair amount of experience with Excel and coding in Python, I'm gaining a deeper understanding of the python language, learned how to use Excel more efficiently, and had a much needed review on statistical analysis. I really look forward to the material covered later in the course as we will cover more advanced Python skills and dive into more tools and software specific to data science and machine learning.

Lectures/Labs and office hours are held over zoom and are recorded, which has worked out wonderfully. Lectures/Labs have been a healthy mix of covering course content and working on assignments as a class and in breakout groups. Additionally, a Slack channel is set up so you can connect with and collaborate with classmates and reach out to the instructors.

 

Instructors: 

    I really appreciate the instructors. They are very encouraging, helpful, and respectful of everyone. They seem to understand that there are several different learning styles, and use different teaching resources to utilize them. Links to these resources are shared when possible too!

 

Curriculum:

    The curriculum is challenging, extensive, and fast-paced. There is A LOT to learn when it comes to python, especially if you are new to coding. The best way to learn to code is through practice. In class, you get introduced to important concepts, shown examples, and become familiar with the documentation and other really useful resources. Use them.  It's important to study and practice outside of class-time so you can get the most out your time with the instructors and really keep up. However, I feel a point of improvement would using more examples in class that bring multiple concepts together. 

 

All in all, my experience with TTS has been the windfall of support, resources, and structure I've needed since, like so many others, my life was flipped upside down since the pandemic. I look forward to the journey ahead with them.