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The Bootcamp was an amazing Experience for me, before my graduation from the university and since when the Bootcamp start it was a whole guide for my career and my future, I learn how to be confidence and how to face the job market so I can be proud that I'm Re:coded graduated student also the learning knowledge From the instructor who put effort day by day to make us understand everything and the follow up from the career services all of this make change in my career and my work personality, Today I'm working as a frontend developer remotely each time I met someone in my domain or someone who really need this Bootcamp I'm always talking about my brilliant experience and the support that I have because this is not a community it a second name for me that I'm proud to have it

Last year this time my coding skills were near to zero and now I am starting a full time job as a developer. I am so happy I discovered Technigo and this course put me in a place I see myself building my professional career and just becoming better and better within web development! To start off, I really liked the format of the course and the positive vibes built around it. I liked how 'colorful and smiley' it was, it was important to me to get to a school that is not too numb, boring, traditional and 'old-school' as it's not for me. At the same time I feel like I learnt a looooot of serious and practical stuff with Technigo. Some things I liked: - course is clearly divided into weeks and sprints. Each week you work on one project which you can put to your portfolio. Each project focuses on one particular tech stuff but you're free to modify it as you wish. You have access to coaches via slack/stack overflow from Monday to Friday. - professional set up. Access to the study platforms, useful links, being part of the community and having access to Slack. - Technigo organises so many cool events for networking and just for having fun (last year they hosted Figma Config Stockholm party) - Also, for students in Sweden, Technigo organises coffee meetings at different companies for networking. I think some of these events were online, so people from other locations could also join. That was really amazing to visit offices and talk with the members of the tech teams. - Technigo offers a great Coaching Programme where we learn about LinkedIn, presentation techniques and how to get into the industry! - Being in a small group with other classmates, working closely with them and independently. Having the classmates to support each other and of course to complain a little bit ;) My study time at Technigo was from January to June 2023. In November 2023 I got an internship as a developer and now in January 2024 I got a full time job (different place than my internship) [so probably would have got it even without doing the internship]. As I was working full time (office job) during my bootcamp, it was quite challenging to be a perfect student. However, I decided that "it's better to be the worst one among the best ones, instead of not knowing anything". I felt like I needed to go back to the most of things after the Bootcamp. Which I did, and I now I feel confident about my skills within these topics. I also believe that topics that Technigo's bootcamp covers are definitely enough to get a job as a developer. Just everyone applying should remember that even the best school will not guarantee you become a good coder. You have to code a lot on your own to achieve great results. But Technigo was a great way to start coding, get routines and learn about tools, and to get excited about coding. I think it was definitely worth the money, the time and even some stress I encountered during that time. If I met myself in November 2022 (when I came across the bootcamp first) I would enrol myself again and maaaaybe just asked at my work place about possibility to work 85% instead of 100% ;) as that was really hardcore to work 40h and and then study 25h a week.

I'm a former firefighter turned small business owner that had zero tech experience before SDG. I first learned about SDG while searching for coding schools in Florida. They were offering a test drive class at the time so I decided that would be a good place to start and see if coding was for me. Well, that class left me wanting more and I fell in love with the staff so I knew I would be attending their academy. The academy is tough. I commuted to school every day which made the long hours even longer. But it was worth it. Mark was my instructor and he was amazing. He could take all the technical jargon and turn it into English and then break down all the steps and pieces for us. The projects start off easy and get harder the further along you get in the course. By the end of the course, you can deploy an app or website from scratch. The academic part of the academy really pushed me out of my comfort zone and I am so grateful. After my graduation the pandemic caused the world to go into shutdown but I was able to take on freelance projects successfully because of the skills I learned from SDG. There is also a soft skills/career prep section in this academy. I came into this with a lot of soft skills so that information wasn't new to me but I could see how valuable it was to some of the younger dev students that haven't had as much work experience. The career prep is focused on this industry and for the Tampa area. That was so valuable to me. I haven't been in the area long so I didn't have a network for the job search. Well with SDG you get to use their network and they have made great connections all over The Greater Tampa Bay. This network was key in helping me find my job. During the career prep, they help you with your resume, LinkedIn, interview prep both the conversational part and the technical interview. You get tons of help and support after graduation in finding a job. I was amazed at how SDG lived up to its promise to help you in this area. I'm now working for my dream company doing my dream job. I am still pinching myself how everything worked out. I'm not going to lie it is hard but it is worth it because it is life-changing.

I had chosen the Weekend Full Stack Development Program and I felt very comfortable with the schedule. Though I had exposure to CSS and HTML, I started to learn JS only after this course. I am from Biotechnology, but during my Post Graduation I had started to learn Python. I had basic knowledge and I have evolved through this program. Transparency was one thing that I liked the most in this course. There was nothing hidden, be it where we stood in terms of learning or what opportunities came by. The mentors' support was highly commendable. We could evidently see that they have been investing genuine efforts in our growth. The company specific placement training was very helpful as it did not only help with placements but also in improving our knowledge. Overall, this has been a good experience for me.

Es una plataforma que te ayuda a crecer tanto académica como profesionalmente, y logra poder formarte como profesional capacitado para poder entrar al campo laboral. También si ya estas en el área tecnológico, te ayudara a crecer y desarrollar un trabajo mucho mas completo, ya que el material que enseña, te ayuda a adaptarte al campo laboral moderno y ocupa las tecnologías que se emplean en la actualidad.

Before joining HackMyHead, I navigated through online tutorials and self-guided learning, finding them lacking in engagement and occasionally tedious. A friend's recommendation led me to HackMyHead, where the instructional approach was dynamic and interactive, fostering a profound understanding of complex concepts across CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, React, Prisma, and Git. The curriculum was meticulously structured, encompassing a broad spectrum of technologies essential for modern web development. From mastering the intricacies of CSS for styling web pages to harnessing the power of JavaScript and Node.js for backend development, every aspect was covered comprehensively. The introduction to React provided a deeper understanding of front-end development, while Prisma offered insights into database management and integration. Throughout the program, collaborative interactions in breakout rooms and regular code reviews facilitated practical application and refinement of skills across all platforms. The camaraderie among classmates, coupled with the unwavering support and expertise of our instructor Max, fostered an environment conducive to growth and exploration. We had Mock technical interviews, which offered invaluable preparation for real-world scenarios, refining communication and problem-solving skills under pressure. Additionally, Git proficiency was emphasized, enabling effective version control and collaboration within development teams. HackMyHead has equipped me with a robust skill set encompassing CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, React, Prisma, and Git, empowering me to navigate the competitive landscape of professional software development with confidence and proficiency. A special thanks to all the students. Everyone was helpful.

So Austin Coding Academy means a lot to me as they marked the beginning of me taking my coding education seriously. The support and community is amazing which really helped me stay motivated. I learned so much in such a short amount of time, and the connections I made helped me get my foot in the door with contract work and internships, then finally a salaried job. The tutoring is very generous and an amazing component of this school I didn't see being done elsewhere. The curriculum is also very dynamic, adjusting as the tech skill demands change, as well as to student and instructor feedback. There was job search help after I graduated to. Have very fond memories of my time at ACA.

Nuova Speranza - meine Reise zum Regenbogen. Nuova Speranza, so mein Desktop Hintergrund und DCI Mantra, in Anlehnung an einen meiner fantastischen Lehrer mit biografischer Verbindung nach Sardinien (sentimental bewundernde Grüße an Giaco und Rami, an Gaël, Anton, Nicole, Louisa, Ash, Metin, Albert, ...). Denn genau DAS beschreibt umfassend auf das Maximum reduziert in zwei Worten meine durchgehend/ausnahmslos positive Erfahrung mit diesem auf so vielfältige Weise großartigen Bildungsträger. Nuova Speranza. "Neue Hoffnung" also. Im Sinne von neuen, tragfähigen beruflichen Perspektiven, die vor meiner DCI experience schlicht nicht vorstellbar gewesen sind - und das war nur der Einstieg. Mit Bewilligen der Fortbildung durch die Agentur gab es nach gefühlten Nanosekunden auch schon ein detailliertes Kursangebot per Mail gefolgt von einem Anruf meines DCI-Bildungsberaters Bogdan Cosma., der Kursdetails nicht nur leicht verständlich erklärte, sondern in beeindruckend liebenswürdiger Geduld aber auch jede Frage sofort kompetent beantwortete, gar anbot, man könne ihn jederzeit mit jedem Kursanliegen anrufen selbst an Wochenenden. Ein schönes Beispiel für "normative Kraft des Faktischen", solches Engagement setzt Standards, schafft Erwartungen, ist Referenz, die andere erstmal erreichen müssen. So war Bogdan ganz nebenbei Markenbotschafter für DCI, sein Verhalten ließ einiges erhoffen für den inhaltlich durchaus sportlich-ambitionierten Kurs. Diese positive Ahnung wurde dann ein ganzes Jahr lang weit übertroffen in einer mir davor nicht vorstellbaren Weise. Konkret bezogen auf DCI Staff: tatsächlich wären mir in durchaus abwechslungsreicher beruflicher Vita nie zuvor engagiertere Mitarbeiter:innen begegnet, die einen in jeder Form, jeder Funktion, in jedem denkbaren Kursaspekt, bei allen Schwierigkeiten bestmöglich unterstützt haben weit über die eigene Stellenbeschreibung hinaus. Genuin glaubwürdig authentisch mit Herzblut Lichtjahre über "Dienst nach Vorschrift" hinaus. Tatsächlich alle, denen ich das Privileg hatte, zu begegnen. Sie wollen Deinen Erfolg. Wenn Du also das tolle Privileg einer bewilligten Fortbildung im Digitalbereich hast, wirst Du einen qualifizierteren, philanthropischeren, engagierteren Bildungsträger kaum finden können. Idee und Konzept meines Kurses fand ich ohnehin super, sie entsprechen meinen Idealen von einer knallbunten Welt der Gleichen, die in liebevollem Respekt einander wertschätzend unterstützen. Was auch sonst. So hat man schlicht mehr Spaß. Von der Idee zur Tat: Die konkrete Umsetzung schöner Ideale in gelebten Kursalltag fand dann auch konsequent statt, es war angenehmer Spiritus Rector des täglichen Miteinanders und machte den Stress sehr vielen Lernens neuer, bisweilen komplizierter Inhalte deutlich einfacher. Wenn auch nicht unbedingt einfach: Der Kurs insgesamt ist durchaus anstrengend und fordernd, konnte mich an Grenzen bringen, was Leben ja erst spannend macht. Grenzen finden, überwinden, sich entwickeln. Seriöse Ambition und Motivation sind unbedingt erforderlich für erfolgreiches Bestehen. Eine tolle, manchmal schwierige, aber immer inspirierende Erfahrung mit wunderbar verschiedenen, klugen, anregenden Menschen, die ich nicht missen möchte. Ob DU dafür geeignet bist im Sinne von "ist es meine Tasse Tee", lässt sich prima herausfinden im "Orientierungskurs" genannten Eingangsmodul von ca. 4 Wochen Dauer, in den einem verschiedene Aspekte des Web Developments näher gebracht werden. Das macht allen Beteiligten, also auch Dir, die Entscheidung leichter. Hast Du Dich für den Kurs entschieden und qualifiziert, erwarten Dich außer dem Tsunami neuen Fachwissens über modernes Web Development, das täglich mit praktischen Übungen vertieft wird, weitere klug konzipierte, praxisorientierte Module, die Dir den Einstieg in Dein späteres berufliches Setting erleichtern. Neben erwartbaren "how to" - Aspekten also (wie CD/Ci, git Workflow, Microservices vs. monolithic approach, Datenbankanbindungen ans selbst entworfene Frontend, Aufbau, Architektur, Gestaltung einer performant skalierbaren web application mit on demand rendered functionality etc.) noch die Vermittlung und das Üben sehr hilfreicher Softskills, die über Deinen späteren Erfolg entscheiden können. Alles im Team natürlich, wie es später auch wahrscheinlich im Job zu erwarten ist. Das Ganze spielerisch mit viel Lachen, dabei didaktisch klug wie inspirierend aufbereitet. Schließlich war noch Erwerb oder Vertiefen von Sprachkompetenz Teil des Pflichtprogrammes, in unserem Fall Deutsch oder Englisch. Schul- und Unibesuch sind bei mir nun schon einige Sommer her, aber ich kann mich nicht erinnern, je so komprimiert gelernt zu haben auf so vielfältige Weise, wie in diesem Kurs. Was gab es alles zu lernen, wen alles kennenzulernen. Eine tolle Erfahrung. Abschließend wünsche ich noch möglichst vielen Privilegierten nach mir diese sehr außergewöhnliche und schöne Gelegenheit zur Entwicklung eigenen Potentials, ihnen selbst und der Gesellschaft zum Gewinn. Fertig. Können wir jetzt endlich Coden? :) ================================================================ Nuova Speranza – My Journey to the Rainbow Nuova Speranza – this phrase adorns my desktop background and serves as my personal mantra, inspired by one of my fantastic teachers with biographical ties to Sardinia (sending heartfelt, admiring regards to Giaco and Rami, to Gaël, Anton, Nicole, Louisa, Ash, Metin, Albert, ...). These two simple words perfectly encapsulate, in the most concise manner possible, my consistently positive experience with this exceptional educational institution, which is outstanding in so many ways. Nuova Speranza. In other words, "New Hope" – representing new, sustainable career opportunities that were simply unimaginable to me prior to my DCI experience. And that was just the beginning. Upon approval of the training program by the agency, it felt like mere seconds before I received a detailed course offer via email, swiftly followed by a call from my DCI educational advisor, Bogdan Cosma. Not only did he explain the course details in a clear and comprehensible manner, but he also exhibited remarkable patience and kindness, promptly and competently answering every question. He even offered his availability for any course-related inquiries, including weekends. A wonderful example of the "normative power of the factual": such dedication sets a standard, creates expectations, and establishes a benchmark that others must first strive to match. In doing so, Bogdan became a brand ambassador for DCI, his conduct inspiring confidence in what was already shaping up to be an ambitious and challenging course. This initial positive impression was not only fulfilled but consistently exceeded over the course of a year in ways I had never imagined. Specifically, in terms of DCI staff: in my varied professional career, I have never encountered more dedicated individuals. Regardless of their role, every staff member I had the privilege of engaging with provided optimal support in every conceivable aspect of the course and every difficulty that arose – far beyond the scope of their job descriptions. They were genuinely, authentically committed, demonstrating a passion that extended light-years beyond mere "duty by the book." They genuinely want your success. If you have the privilege of approved training in the digital field, you will struggle to find a more qualified, philanthropic, or dedicated educational institution than DCI. The idea and concept of my course already resonated deeply with me, aligning perfectly with my ideals of a vibrant, inclusive world of equals who support each other with loving respect. What else could one wish for? It simply makes life more enjoyable. From theory to practice: The consistent implementation of these beautiful ideals into the daily course routine was a constant theme. This uplifting spiritus rector of our interactions made the stress of intensive learning – including occasionally complex new material – far more manageable. That being said, it was not always easy: The course as a whole is quite demanding and challenging. It pushed me to my limits, which is precisely what makes life interesting. Finding boundaries, overcoming them, and evolving. Serious ambition and motivation are absolutely essential to succeed. It was an extraordinary, sometimes difficult, but always inspiring experience with wonderfully diverse, intelligent, and engaging people I am grateful to have met. Whether you are suited for this program – in the sense of “Is this my cup of tea?” – can be easily determined in the “Orientation Course,” an introductory module of approximately four weeks. This provides an overview of various aspects of web development, helping everyone involved – including you – make an informed decision. If you decide to pursue and qualify for the course, you can expect not only a "tsunami" of new technical knowledge about modern web development, reinforced daily through practical exercises, but also additional well-designed, practice-oriented modules that will ease your transition into a professional setting. In addition to the expected “how-to” aspects (such as CD/CI, Git workflow, microservices vs. monolithic architecture, connecting databases to self-designed frontends, building and structuring a scalable, high-performing web application with on-demand rendered functionality, etc.), you will also gain valuable soft skills. These are practiced extensively and can be critical to your success. Everything is, of course, team-based, as it is likely to be in your future workplace. All of this is presented in a playful, laughter-filled environment, with didactically clever and inspiring methods. Finally, language skills were also part of the mandatory curriculum, in our case German or English. It has been several years since my school and university days, but I cannot recall ever learning so much, so intensively, and in such a multifaceted way as I did in this course. There was so much to learn, so many wonderful people to meet – a truly enriching experience. In conclusion, I sincerely hope that many more fortunate individuals after me will have this unique and beautiful opportunity to develop their potential, for their own benefit and that of society. Done. Now, can we finally start coding? :)

Entscheidung für den Kurs: Kurzfristig entschied ich mich, meinen alten Job aufzugeben, um über Entwicklung zu lernen und eine neue Perspektive auf Technologien, Apps, Websites und Produktentwicklung zu erhalten. Die Entscheidung fiel mir nicht schwer, da ich mich in meinem alten Job festgefahren fühlte. Dauer und Classmates: Das Bootcamp dauerte 5,5 Monate und wurde mit fantastischen Menschen durchgeführt, sowohl Teilnehmende als auch Instruktoren. Die Teilnehmenden sowie einige Instruktoren hatten interdisziplinäre Hintergründe, sodass verschiedene Erfahrungen und Perspektiven bei Entwicklung und Lernfortschritt aufeinandergetroffen sind, die für interessante Gespräche, Lösungen und Herangehensweisen gesorgt haben. Instruktoren: Keine Frage war zu doof – na klar – Selbstorganisation und Mitdenken waren Grundvoraussetzungen. Lerninhalte und Ergebnisse: Die Lernkurve wuchs langsam, aber stetig, von einfachem HTML und CSS zu komplexeren Anwendungen, die erst skizziert und dann in React mit Typescript programmiert wurden, um zum Schluss zu einem fertigen Produkt zu kommen, sei es eine Website, eine Webapp oder eine Anwendung, um seinen Tagesablauf zu organisieren oder ein Katalog mit deinen Lieblings Pokémon. Erfahrungen und Herausforderungen: Mit dem Beginn des Bootcamps ging es für mich darum zu erkunden, was mir liegt und was mir nicht liegt. Auf welche Weise lerne ich am besten oder welche Art des CSS liegt meinen Denkstrukturen näher, einfaches CSS, SCSS oder Tailwind? Hier musste ich mich mit mir selbst auseinandersetzen und einen Weg finden, Code zu schreiben, nach meinen Vorlieben, den man auch nachvollziehen kann. Mein Erfolg: Zum Schluss kann ich von mir behaupten, dass ich nun in der Lage bin, einen Entwicklungsprozess zu skizzieren und selbst ausführen kann.

I absolutely love this school. Enrolling in Chroma Tech Academy was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I came in with zero IT background, and now I’m working as a senior QA test automation engineer at a major company with a salary of 125,000 dollars a year. It still feels unreal sometimes. The program is structured to make even the most complex topics easy to understand. The instructors are not only knowledgeable professionals with real industry experience — they’re also patient, passionate, and genuinely invested in every student’s success. I never felt alone in my journey. Their support felt like it was available 24/7. What sets this academy apart is not just the curriculum, but the sense of community and the personalized mentorship. Every question is answered, no one is left behind, and you’re constantly encouraged and guided every step of the way. You also work on real-life projects, practice interview prep, and get the career coaching that helps you actually land the job. It’s not just a course — it’s a career launchpad. To anyone considering a tech career — even if you think it’s impossible or too late — this school will change your life. It did for me. Thank you, Chroma Tech Academy, for turning my dream into reality. I will always be grateful and proud to be part of this incredible community.

THS is the best place to enhance your coding skills. The whole journey in the Bootcamp was awesome. My instructors Prashanth, Pranish, and Akhil are excellent. They will teach you from every basic thing and will make you a professional.The atmosphere is very awesome. They Motivated me in every way possible to improve myself. Thanks to the whole team for improving my skills.

I recently completed the full-time 12-week software engineering course with IOD. I had previous experience in programming, but the course really helped fill in gaps in my knowledge and gave me industry best practices that made me confident to start job hunting. I feel like it gave me a solid foundation to build upon, the content was practical and relevant to the current software engineering job market.

I got a job four weeks after graduating. I was assisted in preparing for my interviews and got an interview through CodeSpace's employer network. CodeSpace Academy’s curriculum and project learning structure are amazing, it helped me so much especially with structure within coding. The lecturers, coding coaches, and facilitators are SUPER amazing, very helpful and always pushing you to be better than before and responsible.

My experience at Bethel Tech was nothing short of amazing. Not only was the course content and curriculum challenging and exceptional, but the community that you are emersed in is what makes the experience worth while. It makes you feel like you are a part of a family that encourages, inspires, and challenges you to be the best version of yourself. Bethel Tech is exceptional in every way.

FVI TechLaunch was something I wanted to try out and see how it went but the very first week of attendance I was very impressed at how stuctured the curriculum was and most importantly was the level of patience the instructors had with the students. They made sure to review the previous day's work all the time and introduced the students to stand-ups early in the program. I came into TechLaunch with prior programming knowledge and skills but even with those skills I found that I lacked the skill to think critically, that is what I believe was a major achievement for me attending TechLaunch. One of a web developer's super power is to have the ability to learn because technology is evry changing. TechLaunch develops this skill by putting its students through rigorous but achieveable tests and challenges. I am glad I got to attend TechLaunch and graduate. If you get the chance and get accepted into the program, don't pass it up.

John and Jean truly care about each and every student in the program. They make an effort to create an inclusive learning environment and offer accommodations for anyone that needs it. I had zero experience coding before this and they were able to teach me so much in 12 weeks!

I joined Arol.dev after starting my transition from product design into software engineering. I had some knowledge from self-learning, but I felt I was missing the technical foundations and, more importantly, the mindset of an engineer. Arol.dev went far beyond teaching how to code. It taught me how to approach problems, understand products from a technical perspective, and think like an engineer—skills I still use every day. The staff is one of the things that makes Arol.dev special. They are incredibly talented, approachable, and genuinely invested in your growth. Their guidance and advice have helped me throughout the course and beyond. The experience doesn’t end when the course does either. You become part of a great community where people share their knowledge and experience, and where you build relationships that last. Thanks to Arol.dev and the people I met there, I’m now in a great job where I can continue growing both professionally and personally. Looking back, it has been a truly transformative experience.

I have been thinking for a while how to best describe my experience at Integrify. While I have successfully completed the program and even found a job as a developer before completion I am not so sure if it is due to taking part in the program. While the career service was great and being able to speak to teaching assistants with any questions while working on assignments or own projects was very helpful. At the same time my main issues were with the level of teaching and the level and dedication to the course by some of the other students. The program was advertised as intense fulltime course with students required to have some minimum knowledge in html, css and JavaScript. During my time several students were still working full time and attending the course parttime and we had several students that had no idea of even the most basic concepts. This lead to slowing the entire class down. Deadlines for assignments were continuously extended or not completed at all by some students. Many of the classes were not properly prepared and we had to endure instructors that might be good developers but not meant to be teachers. Many students had to rely on paid courses on Udemy, scrimba or else to grasp the concepts that we were supposed to be taught in the program. For those further ahead of the curve there was a lot of time spent waiting and coming up with own ways to learn and apply concepts to own projects. When the main instructor left during the course we were basically on our own for 5 weeks and nothing happened until the AWS lectures which were about as engaging as watching paint dry. The best part was our student organized meetings where we helped each other out with problems and understanding any concepts that were not properly explained during lectures. Overall, I can say that I learned a lot, had the opportunity to spent several months fully dedicated to coding, learning and building my own projects. Helping fellow students and getting their help was close to a real developer work experience, as was the opportunity to jump on calls with the instructor and teaching assistants for feedback or help. Just like having a senior dev to ask. But the main reason I was successful with getting a job was because of being 100% dedicated to studying and coding and I feel that I could have gotten the same end result without the program and without spending a significant amount of money on it. Why I still rate the experience as beneficial is because I would not have been as dedicated without having the structure of a course like this and the interaction with other motivated students.

I do not recommend this school to anyone. The availability and attention of the mentors is limited and they are consistently overwhelmed by the high number of students. Additionally, issues with bugs and errors were present in a significant portion of the curriculum. The cost of the program is excessive and the promised accreditation from the Ministry of Education has not been delivered. The job guarantees and partnerships with companies advertised by the school are not reliable, and if a student is hired after finishing the school and subsequently fired within a month, the school will not provide any support or assistance in finding a new job. Overall, this school is a waste of money and should be avoided.

Fantastic crew. Considering they all work for the college (CNM) and that this bootcamp is held to a collegiate standard, there is a certain level of vetting that takes place that you may not find at other bootcamps. For those taking a bootcamp towards an end-goal, here are my suggestions (please note that I have not taken the Java course) I suggest the PHP/Fullstack for CS Majors or Wordpress oriented peeps, the .Net for entrepreneurs/startups who want to "spin up" apps with a framework, and the Java for code-competent professionals that want to up their game, or CS students. Out of the gates each one will offer jobs at a different availability. Some have a huge gap between the Jr level and the Senior level, and some have a very strong mid-level range but few Jr level. Based on my observation, the PHP or Java course will compliment a CS degree very well; however, PHP offers more jobs than Java, but at a much lower pay bracket (Mostly Wordpress stuff). The irony is that PHP is easy to get into, but has lower paying mid-level availability when compared to Java. If you are code savvy, taking the Java may result in finally being worth decent money, but if you over estimate yourself you may come out of it not quite good enough. As I said, a CS degree would greatly compliment either of these. If you already know wordpress, the PHP course may be a solid bet because you will gain value in the wordpress sector by being able to create plugins, etc. The PHP course also seems to have the most "front-end", design oriented lessons as well. The .Net is a different story all together. It is part time and is far more "startup" oriented than the other two. It has some CS material, but the gist of the course is how to spin up a project quickly, easily, and it be able to scale. You don't even really need to know how EVERYTHING works (like in a CS degree), but rather how to IMPLEMENT something that works. I would compare this to "Ruby on Rails" but .Net being a much better framework than Rails in the long run. There are also tons of jobs as this is a Microsoft stack and every company and their mother needs more of these devs. At the end of the day, this is nothing more than my own observation and interpretation, and should not be the deciding factor. Contact the staff, talk to the professors, and you will quickly figure out which one suites you best. Point being, there is a course for anyone. In regards to my results. I doubled my income after this bootcamp and I was already paid decently well as a Software Tester. My current role is a Software Engineer with the US Govn't. I graduated PHP mid 2017, landed the job Dec, 2017, and took the .Net course after landing the job as my PHP experience wasn't as relevant as C#/.Net, but the transferable CS and fullstack knowledge from the PHP course helped me extensively with landing the role.