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From day one of the Bootcamp, the teachers kept telling us "Check yourself before you wreck yourself and trust the process". I didn't know what they meant at the time and I questioned everything. Coming from Retail Management as working background with zero experience in the Tech world the Bootcamp was quite intense as well as overwhelming for me throughout the whole 12-week course. A lot of new information was thrown at us every day, and the next day built on the previous one. Apart from the 10-6 daily schedule, I had to grind lots of extra hours of self-studying in order to keep up with the course. But at some point, everything started coming together and the puzzle started becoming more concrete. It's a GREAT program - for everyone - regardless of their background, whether they are coders or non-coders. The teachers and TA are very knowledgeable. They are extremely friendly and patient. The teachers taught me how to code but also how to be patient, be gentle with myself, and work in a team effectively. The management team is polite, friendly, and present. They're always available to help with any issues. The Career Week was very helpful and enlightening in order to help us prepare properly for the job hunt, job interviews, polish our resume and Linkedin profile. I chose Codaisseur mainly for the "No cure- no pay" model that they offer, as tuition fees can be quite stressful while trying to find a job as a junior developer. All and all, I am 100% satisfied with my choice as I found my first job as a Junior API Engineer 5-weeks after my graduation. If you're on the fence (just like me in the beginning) and wondering if you should take Codaisseur Bootcamp or not, please do yourself a favor – take a leap of faith – and GO FOR IT! Be prepared, be ready and enjoy the ride!! 

I researched several boot camps before choosing Bottega and I'm glad I did. The instructor was with us every day with the goal of making sure we understood the material. Was it intense? For sure! I mean this is web development! But repetition breeds familiarity so hard work and success in the program go hand in hand. I read beforehand many people recommending part time instead of a full time boot camp. I would say now that is wrong. You want an instructor with you. Go full time. Also, embrace the struggle. You're going to struggle for sure, but that is where the deepest learning happens. Mistakes are fantastic because you remember them and learn a lesson! To sum up, go to Bottega and go full-time! You won't regret it!

This bootcamp taught me everything I needed to know on how to set up a development environment and workspace on almost any machine in the first few weeks of class! This proved valuable in many situations during and after bootcamp. We Can Code IT covered all of the basics of Java in about 6 months, this was necessary in job hunting which they also played a huge part in mentoring me and enabling me to secure employment within weeks of graduating! 

My journey at Northwest Coding Bootcamp has been nothing short of transformative. As a Business Systems Analyst, I had the chance to dabble in development projects which I thoroughly enjoyed. Despite the gratification these projects offered, I recognized my self-taught skills had limitations. Craving a more solid foundation, I found the bootcamp to be an ideal conduit for enhancing my knowledge base.

The bootcamp's structured curriculum and rigorous environment were exactly what I needed to bridge the gaps in my understanding and skill set. The experience was challenging yet exhilarating, pushing me to new heights in my professional development journey.

The instructors and TAs stood out with their deep expertise and unwavering support, creating an enriching learning atmosphere. I am immensely grateful for their guidance and the practical wisdom they imparted.

I wholeheartedly recommend Northwest Coding Bootcamp to anyone seeking to elevate their proficiency in development and coding. It’s an invaluable investment for those poised to leap into a career in tech.

Una muy buena experiencia con este bootcamp, los expertos o los maestros son personas que han trabajado en la industria y con las tecnologías que imparten por lo que el conocimiento que te proporcionan es relevante. De igual manera los grupos no son tan grandes por lo que es posible preguntar tus dudas.
Es necesario dedicarle más horas que las horas de clase pero esto es necesario para practicar.
Me llevo muchos conocimientos nuevos y un curriculum mejorado con opciones para un cambio de carrera por lo que me voy satisfecho

I recently had the opportunity to participate in a Product Management Boot Camp that left me not only enriched with knowledge but also equipped with practical applications essential for navigating the competitive landscape of today's market. The experience was nothing short of transformative, thanks to the exceptional teaching methods and the invaluable insights shared by the instructors.

From the outset, the boot camp's curriculum was well-structured and meticulously designed to cover all facets of product management. The instructors demonstrated a deep understanding of the subject matter, presenting complex concepts in a way that was accessible and easy to grasp. What stood out most was their ability to blend theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, making the learning experience both comprehensive and relevant.

One of the highlights of the boot camp was the emphasis on practical skills. Instead of solely focusing on theory, the instructors guided us through hands-on exercises and case studies that mirrored real-world scenarios. This approach not only reinforced the theoretical concepts but also allowed us to apply them in a practical setting, preparing us for the challenges that product managers often face in their roles.

The use of cutting-edge tools and applications in the training process was a game-changer. The instructors introduced us to a plethora of tools commonly used in product management, offering insights into how these tools streamline workflows, enhance collaboration, and optimize decision-making. This hands-on experience with industry-standard applications was invaluable, providing us with a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving field of product management.

The boot camp fostered a collaborative learning environment, encouraging participants to share their diverse perspectives and experiences. Group activities and team projects not only enriched the learning experience but also mirrored the collaborative nature of product management in the real world. This approach helped build a sense of community among participants, creating a network of like-minded individuals who could continue to support each other even after the boot camp concluded.

The instructors' passion for product management was palpable, creating an engaging and motivating atmosphere throughout the program. They went beyond the curriculum, sharing personal anecdotes and insights from their own experiences in the industry. This not only added a practical dimension to the learning but also inspired us to approach challenges with creativity and resilience.

In conclusion, the Product Management Boot Camp was a pivotal experience in my professional development. The comprehensive curriculum, hands-on approach, and use of industry-standard tools have equipped me with the skills and confidence needed to excel in the competitive field of product management. I wholeheartedly recommend this boot camp to anyone looking to deepen their understanding of product management and gain a competitive edge in the dynamic world of business.

I am very happy with my decision to enroll in University of Richmond’s Cybersecurity Bootcamp. I have no previous experience working in IT so I was a bit concerned with making a career change. From the first week of class I felt like I had found what I was looking for, a program to set me up for an entry level position in cybersecurity. 

John Hui has been my instructor for this Bootcamp. He is very knowledgable on the topics covered and is willing to give real-world examples to help you learn. John is a master at giving you just enough knowledge to find answers on your own. Often a cryptic response to your question will lead you to an “Aha!” moment. This sense of discovery is very gratifying and pushes me to learn more. Truly an amazing teacher! 

During the course I learned many new concepts about Cybersecurity and got hands-on experience with all kinds of software. The syllabus will guide you through controlling a computer in the command line to building an entire functional cloud system and beyond. 

The course materials, assignments, projects, and career resources are a complete package. From the start, I feel I’ve had what I needed to succeed. Everyone with the Bootcamp has been very professional and more than helpful. Never did I feel like I couldn't ask a question. Even though I still have another week in the course, I am confident I have the skills to find my desired position. I would recommend this course to anyone wanting to break into the Cybersecurity field. 

A little over 10 years ago I joined CCS's Data science and data engineering Bootcamp. The program was extremely thorough, 
well-structured, and top-notch. The coursework, assignments and live projects challenged me to push my limits, and equipped 
me with in-demand skills using the suite of MS SQL Server software. With that discipline, confidence and the right mindset, 
I have worked on projects for nationally and globally-recognized companies through their exceptional placement support.

I would highly recommend CCS Learning Academy to anyone who wants to make a career in Data Science and is looking for guidance!

I'm so glad I stumble into RevoU ads in social media, and without a doubt (except for the tuition) I sign up for the full program. I took Data Analytics program. The curriculum is great, learning module are extensive, but sometimes felt too dense, and instructor quality could've been better. I'm a little bit left behind on first module, which is the most important part of the industry: "Understanding Business Problem", because the instructor can't explain it well. It's not just me, but even my team lead encourage us to put it in feedback form. Meanwhile, on other section (class), they have no problem with their instructor throughout the course. 

So, I think RevoU should choose instructor that not only good on their jobs technically, but also have communication skill to share it to students, and apply it for the entire section group for each module. 

Another pros are RevoU assignments quality. Its really challenging and close to real world problem. Even though I think RevoU could do better on spreading learning module to entire week. My close IT-person circle said it's almost impossible to master Python in just 3 weeks. Yet, we did it, with blood sweat and tears.

Last but not least. I love small little details added on the program. Such as Menti Quiz (pre-test about today's learning material, and you can get awarded as King/Queen Menti if you winning it often), tebak-tebakan or free drawing on screen during 5 minute break, even (not so small and easy) Python Competition, to encourage students participation during class, and instructor appreciation for top score students who accomplished their optional assignment.

Overall, my 13 weeks in RevoU is a journey I will never forget and I believe this will be my solid rock stepping stone to my next career path. Thank you RevoU.

It is really good learning experience with Mindmajix.  Actually i come across about this website while i was looking for salesforce online course later i enrolled from day1 it was a smooth experience and very good support as well. Mindmajix even covered more advanced topics which was not in agenda or course content. 

It's been 2 months since I started learning at Turing College and so far it has exceeded my expectations.

What's great about it?

Overall, I'm very happy to be studying at Turing College and would definitely recommend it to others.

Anton, one of the teachers here was amazing. He really went out of his way to ensure we were getting all the information. He left room for questions and really helped explain anything not understood by any of the students, by examples and y showing us the code. Thank you so much for the great experience. 

This course is intense, with 12 weeks of learning growing, and projects. However, the coaches and Talent team will make sure that you feel comfortable and provide any help you might need. The course will also be very rewarded the projects let you see how far you have come and what you can do. This entire course will make you feel very confident in joining the tech industry. Trust in the process, some times you will feel like you can't do this but it will dissipate when you start to see how much you have learned and the things you can build. The coaches and Talent team are always there to help you through anything. 

Amazing place and amazing team who will help to start your experience in tech from scratch or develop your skills more if you already have some experience. The program was intense and we also had the great opportunity to put our hands straight on the code and learn by practicing. The extra thanks of course go to people, who created the personal unique approach and support during all the time of the bootcamp and even after - George & Pawel! 

I am happy that I took the UX/UI Design course at Columbia University Engineering.
Before making my decision, I researched many private courses and programs at other universities. I can tell you that this is the most comprehensive and balanced program at a competitive fee. At others schools, you get a third of the material from this course for the same price. Another important factor is the excellent reputation of Columbia University as one of the most prestigious universities not only in the US but the world. This translates into the quality of its educational programs and teaching staff. Also, this certificate program allows one to attend classes in the evening so as not to interfere with one’s job. It’s very convenient for those working individuals who want to further develop their UX/UI skills or change their profession altogether. 

Why did I choose the UX/UI Design program? I have a degree in web design, programming, and computer graphics. However, I did very little work in this area, more often as a freelancer, as this was not my main job. I received my diploma 10 years ago and a lot of what I learned then became outdated. Back then there wasn’t even a concept of UX/ UI. I decided to go back to doing UX/UI as I feel that this is an area I can excel in. Knowing what I needed to learn for my future job made it easier for me to choose this course. I advise anyone who wants to change their profession and doesn’t know where to start to sign up for Columbia Engineering UX/UI Boot Camp. I can assure you for sure that you will get a good starting base knowledge of UX/UI. During the course, you will create a personal portfolio which is not so easy to do on your own, especially if you are not familiar with web design and user research. I highly recommend Columbia Engineering UX/UI Boot Camp course!

The program managers were very helpful throughout the journey, mentors were approachable knowledgeable, entire great learning team were doing a great job, I'm happy I chose great learning as a learning partner. 

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GoIT is a fantastic opportunity to radically change your life for the better! But you should understand that school is not a guarantee of success, but just an opportunity that you need to realize and apply a lot of effort to make your dream come true.
I worked at the state investigation service for many years. Permanent business at work, low wages, lack of opportunity to see how your children grow up — all this made me think about changing something in my life. Among the many courses offered by GoIT, I chose Full Stack Online (HTML/CSS, JS, React.js, Node.js) and never regretted his choice. I worked and studied in parallel. The training schedule is very convenient. You have enough time to learn the material. The course program is continuously improved from year to year by the authors of the project. They try to take to account all the feedback provided by the graduates of previous years. In my opinion, this is very good. One of the most useful things in the course was team projects. Role distribution, daily meetings, discussions of project issues, problem solving, task setting and many more, all this resembles the real work and gives a very cool experience. The school helps you get prepared for job interviews and much more...
After completing the course, I found a job in 3 months. But several students from my course got employed as early as at the training stage. I have been working in IT for more than a year. It gives me an opportunity to realize my dreams, be with my family, and enjoy life. That's what is most important for me. GoIT was definitely a bright page in the history of my life that I will never forget.

This review will be long and easy to dismiss after the first couple of sentences for lack of time, but I promise that this will be the rawest and most truthful review you will read on this page.

After a lifetime of trauma, pain, and abusing alcohol I went into rehab in South Dakota to treat my alcoholism and start a new life. Upon graduating from the rehabilitation program I pursued my lifelong dream of moving to Florida. There, I met my husband, and together we brought my beautiful, intelligent, spicey daughter into the world. My previous education and passion had brought me into the world of Veterinary medicine as a Veterinary Technician where I found myself exhausted and overwhelmed, unable to enjoy time with family. I quickly realized that to enjoy watching my daughter grow I needed a change. A passing, "What if?" brought me to the homepage of the University of Central Florida as I read about these "boot camps" I had been hearing about. Before the end of the day, I was on the phone giggling and swapping stories with an admissions counselor for the University. An important thing to note, I have severe clinical social anxiety and it's very hard for me to hold a conversation longer than 10 minutes; I had signed up for a phone call with this counselor, chickened out, and canceled. By the end of the hour, my phone rang with a call from this counselor, eager to bring me into the wonderful world of the University of Central Florida's full-stack coding boot camp. Without her, this story would have ended here. I thank God every day now for that woman.

If you're still with me, you might be asking if I'm ever going to get to the review of the boot camp itself. We're there, folks- thanks for hanging in there. My boot camp began with the pre-work. This was a class to prepare me for the boot camp itself. I was crying by the end of it. My submission comment for the last activity in the boot camp was, "I have no idea what I'm doing :(". I walked into the boot camp on day one defeated, broken, and pessimistic about my capabilities. But I was coming up on 9 months of sobriety at that point and knew that if I committed to believing in myself, I could get through this. Within minutes, we were off to the races. We met our Student Success Manager, Barbara Murphy. She radiated confidence- I could see in the webcam of each of my classmates that we were scooting closer and closer to the computer as Barbara prepared us for greatness. Then, she passed us off to our professor, JW Dinsmore.

Professor Dinsmore can be best described as the King of Hype. As royalty myself, being the Queen of Pessimism and Self Doubt, I was excited within seconds of him talking to get started. I can't discredit his ability to be realistic, however. He cautioned us that this would be the hardest thing we would do in our lives, and he wasn't wrong. I was hesitant at first about how one professor could handle teaching a two-year degree in three months, especially with approximately 55 other students. John came well equipped, though, with some amazing developers at his side in the form of teacher's assistants. Seth Wooten, Ross McWey, Donaldson Roessling, and Mark Elliott took us under their wing and guided us through the program's highs and lows with all the faith in the world that each of us could come out of this boot camp as complete rockstars and ready to jump into the industry of full stack developing. And we did.

While attending the bootcamp I experienced a number of hardships. I lost my home, moved across the state, was hit by two hurricanes, developed a seizure disorder, gone to the hospital and multiple occassions, and only have a roof over my family's head because of the selflessness of my in-laws. All of my belongings are currently in a storage unit and we're living out of a suitcase. Internet access has been difficult to maintain and I fell extremely behind in my coursework. Through all of this, my professor, TA's, and student success manager have supported me as I raced like The Flash through my coursework to catch up. With my social anxiety, I was finding it difficult to ask for help and they noticed me falling behind and suffering in silence and proactively sought to help me. Finding that kind of help in continuing education over remote learning is critical, essential, and life changing. Without their support and the help of my fellow classmates, this life changing opportunity would have fallen through my fingers and I would have had to return to the long suffering business of Veterinary Medicine. (Off topic, folks, but please be kind to your veterinary professionals. The suicide rate in that industry is the number one in the world and seven times the rate of it's succeeder for a reason. If you're still reading at this point, thank you, and please consider sending those amazing people flowers, healthy food, and caffeine.)

I truly can't describe the transition each of my classmates and I went through from day one at the boot camp to now, a week before the presentation day of our final projects. A day one activity, for example, was changing the main header to read, "Student Bio". I'm now working on building my react portfolio and trying to add the game "Duck Hunt" to it. We're all sharing our portfolios with each other and amazed at the creativity, skill, and talent that shows in each portfolio. As God is a witness because I've said it in my prayers for their success if I had Elon Musk's fortune to build a programming company I would hire every single one of my classmates. There aren't enough adjectives in the English language to describe them. They're artists, engineers, teachers, postal workers, Uber drivers, anime enthusiasts, comedians, and family. Our cohort is strong and laced with friendship, respect, and comradery. And now they can add one more adjective to them- developers. God bless, classmates. This was a wild, exciting ride and I'm so grateful I got to do it with all of you as Knights from the University of Central Florida.

I finished the coding boot camp in February of 2022. Overall, I had a good experience. 

There were about 30 people in a class and 1 instructor and 2 TAs. The course was remote and taught over Zoom used with Slack. I was able to learn multiple concepts needed to become a Full Stack Developer. We would get assignments that we were put in a breakout room to complete and get experience after the instructor finished teaching the concept. The instructors and TAs would join the rooms and help us with any difficulties.

Some other perks I found helpful was the fact that I was assigned a tutor who I could work one on one with for an hour every week, I got experience collaborating with other people on projects,  I received feedback on my career materials, and I got assigned a career coach I could meet with after graduation to assist with the job search. 

Only complaint I have is that some of the other people in my class were lazy and not very intelligent and wouldn't help with projects and managed to be a burden. I don't mind helping people out when they run into problems when they pay attention to what I am saying and learn. I had some people who I helped out in the Boot Camp who were genuinely trying to improve and ended up becoming better after I helped them and it made them willing to help me out but I wasted hours trying to teach certain people simple concepts that they couldn't understand after they wouldn't put any effort into the class. This isn't entirely the fault of the school as they had a process of checking the people who applied. This is something that will happen anywhere though and it is good to know how to handle situations like this in life.

I am able to recommend the Boot Camp and say that it was helpful for me. I am currently seeking a job and can say that I have received good help with programming and job seeking.

UC Berkeley Bootcamp is a great launchpad for people looking to explore a career in the tech industry. The class, instructors and TA's are the best. It only takes a few hours of the your evenings and early morning of your Saturday. The class flew by quickly and I learned everything needed to take the SEC+ exam plus even get a job in the industry

V school was absolutely amazing. The curriculum is structured in a way that allows you to really gradually understand more and more how all these concepts intertwine with one another. The Staff are all wonderful helpful people that were just nice to have a chat with every once in a while. The TA / Instructors all do a good job of pointing you in the right directions when you're stuck and all in all id say it was definitely worth it. 10/10 would recommend. 

I had multiple friends get hired before even finishing the curriculum so the Job assistance is also handled very well. 

Honest review, while I joined at this company, I got a lot of experiences and lessons in this company. Technical lessons, communication and collaboration lessons, and life lessons. Before entering this company, I had a background as an IT graduate from a campus in Indonesia, and after entering this company there were a lot of lessons that I didn't get at all while I was in college.

The use of technology is diverse, so if you are really looking for knowledge, this is the right place. In fact, breakfast, lunch and evening are always provided every day. Not only that, here for intensive pairing there are mess for you to live in.

So, if you are looking for a company with full of IT knowledge, this is the right company for you.

With interactive activities and comprehensive projects, I was able to turn my knowledge into action. This boot camp provided ample support outside the classroom and constructive feedback on each graded activity. All in-class activities were well explained. Each class had a new topic broken down into laymen's terms for people (myself included) with no experience in the field. It was easy to follow, if I had any questions I felt invited to ask the instructors. Both the instructor and TAs were reliable and respectable. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this boot camp to my friends or family!

Before enrolling in the course I had interviewed for a few tech and research-oriented positions in my field and failed to move past the last stages of the process, so I decided that I needed to get better prepared to meet the demands of today's data-driven world.

This Bootcamp's curriculum covers a lot of ground and it succeeds to stay within industry-standard tools and practices that have given me the confidence to work with real-life data analytics and data engineering tasks. The Bootcamp doesn't require a computer science background but it helps to have university-grade foundations in computation, mathematics, and statistics as well as some experience with programming languages. On many occasions, because of the fast pace of the program, I wished I had more time to deepen my knowledge of certain topics and tools like web technologies, cloud computing, and Python libraries, but at least the curriculum revisits them later on and expands on them appropriately. The career services are good but it's hard to prioritize them early on with so much going on in the lessons and assignments.

The way I get the most out of the course is by being confident using everyday tools like Git, Google, the command line, and code editors, as they can get in the way of learning more complex topics further down the road. The rest is applying the course materials in whatever interests you the most. The first 4-6 weeks can be difficult as you adapt to the schedule but it gets easier once you make a habit of learning and practicing technical skills while progressively becoming a better data analyst.