BrainStation
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BrainStation is a global digital skills training and workforce transformation provider that offers bootcamps and courses in data, design, development, digital marketing, product, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and leadership both online and at state-of-the-art campuses in New York, London, Miami, Toronto, and Vancouver. Established in 2012, BrainStation has worked with over 500 instructors from the most innovative brands to develop cutting-edge, real-world digital education. Whether students are looking for career transformation or professional development, BrainStation has a learning option, with full-time diploma programs, part-time certificate courses, and specialized skills training.
BrainStation’s courses and bootcamps offer a collaborative, project-based learning experience, with regularly updated curriculum to ensure professionals gain the most relevant skills in their field. The class structure combines engaging, live instruction with interactive sessions and a hands-on, project-based curriculum. BrainStation also provides a variety of flexible learning options, including a proprietary online classroom and learning environment. This environment lets students attend live lectures, collaborate with fellow professionals, and receive immediate, real-time feedback from instructors – from anywhere in the world.
BrainStation has trained more than 30,000 alumni in over 100 countries across the world. BrainStation’s bootcamps offer personalized career services, including career coaching to help learners meet their career goals. Networking and career-oriented events are also available at BrainStation.
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- AliciaGraduate • User Experience Design Bootcamp • TorontoVerified by LinkedInAug 28, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Not going to sugar coat it!
I just completed the UX Design Bootcamp at BrainStation. Before enrolling, I did my research on different programs/bootcamps and landed on BrainStation. The onboarding was intense, written statement, mini project and then an interview if you made it that far before they make their decision. While I thought I knew what I was getting myself into, it was by far different! I should preface this by saying, I'm not in my 20's, in fact, I'm 40. I've been around the block, worked in different in...I just completed the UX Design Bootcamp at BrainStation. Before enrolling, I did my research on different programs/bootcamps and landed on BrainStation. The onboarding was intense, written statement, mini project and then an interview if you made it that far before they make their decision. While I thought I knew what I was getting myself into, it was by far different! I should preface this by saying, I'm not in my 20's, in fact, I'm 40. I've been around the block, worked in different industries, no stranger to tight deadlines, high expectations and long hours. But I still wasn't prepared.
The first couple of weeks we were eased into the theory, briefly touching on design and then it all fell apart. It's like we switched into overdrive and never stopped. Every week a new assignment, every week learning multiple theories. It was difficult to process when the next day you're learning something different and just as challenging. This was difficult for me, it affected my pride, my confidence, my anxiety was high. I questioned the process. I had quit my job to enroll in this program...I wondered if I was making a mistake. I thought about quitting...
I leaned on friends who became my biggest supporters, they encouraged me, gave me the boost to keep going. And I kept going and I'm very happy that I did! I can now say that I've successfully completed the program, learned so much and have seen my skills improve. My biggest regret and the biggest advice I can give anyone thinking about joining this program, reach out to the Educators, TAs and fellow classmates early. Ask for help! Don't try to do it yourself. It's ok if you don't know something, that's expected. It's ok if you need something explained further...ask the questions, it doesn't make you look less than others if you do.
Yes, it's intense, they don't hide that, the hours are long, often only getting a couple of hours of sleep a night and your weekends are dedicated to schoolwork or learning theory. You're going to question yourself and that's ok. If it was easy, everyone would do it. But after 12 gruelling weeks, the feeling that overcomes you is euphoric. You created something from nothing! You did that! - Ryan DoubininFull Stack Web Developer • Graduate • Web Development • VancouverVerified by LinkedInAug 28, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Web Development Bootcamp
BrainStation was an amazing place and their team helped me transition into a full time employed Full Stack Web Developer. I had no prior experience with code prior to joining BrainStation, but I worked closely with coders in my previous job and knew it was something I wanted to learn to do.
The program was very thorough, fast-paced, and intense at some points (especially for a beginner). If you plan to join a coding bootcamp, just know that you will need to invest the majority of...BrainStation was an amazing place and their team helped me transition into a full time employed Full Stack Web Developer. I had no prior experience with code prior to joining BrainStation, but I worked closely with coders in my previous job and knew it was something I wanted to learn to do.
The program was very thorough, fast-paced, and intense at some points (especially for a beginner). If you plan to join a coding bootcamp, just know that you will need to invest the majority of your time into it in order to succeed. We were eased into the program by learning how to code with HTML and CSS, then it progressively became more challenging going into JavaScript. The course took a weekly sprint approach, where we were introduced to new topics at the start of the week and then had a project due by the end of the week to prove our understanding. From my experience, the instructor lead sessions and reading material provided to us was very high quality. As long as you put in the time to go through the material and complete the practice coding questions, you would be confident going into the end of week projects. The instructors and teaching assistants were also always available to help you through any struggles or questions.
In my cohort, I had three instructors and three teaching assistants to guide us through the bootcamp. Each of my instructors were very well spoken and had a deep understanding of what they were teaching. They were always willing to go above and beyond the course material to dive deeper into topics to help the students better understand too. Our teaching assistants were recent graduates of the previous cohort and they provided great support with the material. Everyone involved in the classroom training tried their hardest to be as inclusive as possible and to make it a fun atmosphere.
On top of the very high quality of classroom training I received, BrainStation also provided a Career Accelerator. This portion of the bootcamp was where we learned how to properly build our resume/cover letters and tips on how to find a job. We were taught by recruiters on how to make our LinkedIn profiles and how to network. After graduating, the Career Accelerator team continued to help support us by posting new job postings and interview prep. The sessions and connections that I gained through the Career Accelerator played a huge role in landing my first job.
Overall, my experience with BrainStation was a great one. I got what I came for and feel confident with my skills as a developer. My time over the three months was very fun and rewarding. The people I met along the way made it an unforgetable experience. I am almost 3 months into my first position as a Full Stack Web Developer and am still really enjoying it. I would recommend BrainStation to my friends and family in a heartbeat. - JasonSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Web Development Bootcamp • TorontoVerified by LinkedInAug 27, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Great full-stack course
I was part of the full time 12-week Web Dev Bootcamp program (from the Toronto location fwiw). It was entirely remote, so there were students and instructors from throughout North America. And while it felt like there was an added challenge to be on Zoom for hours at a time, ever day, for 3 months, the experience was nonetheless rewarding and fun.
The instructors were awesome. They were knowledgeable, approachable, and truly cared about your success. Along with the TA team, answer...I was part of the full time 12-week Web Dev Bootcamp program (from the Toronto location fwiw). It was entirely remote, so there were students and instructors from throughout North America. And while it felt like there was an added challenge to be on Zoom for hours at a time, ever day, for 3 months, the experience was nonetheless rewarding and fun.
The instructors were awesome. They were knowledgeable, approachable, and truly cared about your success. Along with the TA team, answers to your questions were always a Slack message away, and if you had a question more specific to your situation, there were opportunities every day to chat 'in person', virtually of course.
I found the curriculum to be just right. They really do aim to ramp someone up to full-stack from next to nothing. It's A LOT. HTML, CSS, Browser APIs, Internet protocols, JS programming, React, Git, servers, REST APIs, node, CLI, Auth, DB, SQL, deployment, and the list goes on. So it's definitely important to find your groove and make sure you keep up pace with the content delivery. And even if something doesn't click right away, if you keep at it, and keep taking in the new stuff, the older stuff starts to get better and better formed. My main feedback would be to introduce Git earlier, but I think I heard they're already working on this.
The Career Success program has content interspersed throughout, which was great for helping me stay on track with setting up my LinkedIn, crafting my resume, and learning and practising the skills I'd need to get interviews, do well in them, and get a job. There was also whiteboarding practise during the Web Dev program, which is important to doing well in an interview. There were lots of resources and support made available to students after the program as well to help with the job hunt, but I didn't take advantage of them.
I was super happy with my experience at BrainStation. Beyond the learning there were also so many great efforts to bring students together and get some positive community energy going, even though we were all remote. It was definitely intense, and takes a lot of hard work, but if you're up for the challenge (and a bit of a marathon) then you'll definitely come out with what it takes to be a web developer. - Adam DimlaUx Designer • Graduate • User Experience Design Bootcamp • TorontoVerified by LinkedInAug 27, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
UX Design Post-Grad Diploma (Bootcamp)
Brainstation's UX Bootcamp was a good experience. Coming into this program as an Industrial Designer, I was expecting to not learn much more than I already had in terms of theory, but I was pleasantly surprised!
The teaching assistants and educators were extremely knowledgeable of the topics and gave great feedback when it came to coursework. Although the course was face-paced, I could keep up and ask any questions I had with confidence that I would get a well-educated answer.Brainstation's UX Bootcamp was a good experience. Coming into this program as an Industrial Designer, I was expecting to not learn much more than I already had in terms of theory, but I was pleasantly surprised!
The teaching assistants and educators were extremely knowledgeable of the topics and gave great feedback when it came to coursework. Although the course was face-paced, I could keep up and ask any questions I had with confidence that I would get a well-educated answer.
The Career assistance given is also top-notch. The Education Experience team really does want to see us succeed, which is a great feeling. This is demonstrated through the various workshops they hold over the twelve-week course.
My constructive feedback in regards to this program and school are as follows:
- 12 weeks, or three months, seems a bit too short to be learning design principles and tools. Many of my classmates came from non-design backgrounds and had trouble understanding some concepts in the first month. The obvious remedy to this would be to lengthen the program by 2-4 weeks, making it a four-month program, but I'm not sure how this affects Brainstation's logistics.
- The resume / cover letter / linkedin workshops were handy, but also repetitive. I understand this would be useful to someone coming out of high school or university/college, but many of us in my cohort understood these concepts already. How can we make this more engaging?
All in all, I found Brainstation to be worth my time because of how much I learned and the people I met. Moving forward, I am 100% confident I shall be moving into a career in the UX design industry in the next few months! - Nathaniel Tsesoftware developer • Graduate • Web Development Bootcamp • TorontoVerified by LinkedInAug 27, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Web development bootcamp
The Bootcamp gave me a good foundation to build upon and it's a quick and structured way to learn everything needed to break into the field. It would be great if there's exposure to other programming languages during the program since it's always a good thing to have multiple programming languages on a resume and it helps students stand out during the job search process.
The career program helps a lot especially the resume and LinkedIn review, I was able to land a full-time role r...The Bootcamp gave me a good foundation to build upon and it's a quick and structured way to learn everything needed to break into the field. It would be great if there's exposure to other programming languages during the program since it's always a good thing to have multiple programming languages on a resume and it helps students stand out during the job search process.
The career program helps a lot especially the resume and LinkedIn review, I was able to land a full-time role right after I graduated from the program. 
JoshGraduate • Full-Time Web Development Bootcamp Online • OnlineVerified by GitHubAug 26, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/AWeb Development
Amazing Cohort. I learned a lot and improved my skills to the point where I can build out the projects that I want to build. I still have ways to go but going to this Bootcamp help fill some gaps I had in my skill set. Word of advice: Study and practice beforehand because it's really hard to learn everything from scratch in just 12 weeks.- Dominic MortimerGraduate • Full-Time Data Science Bootcamp Online • OnlineVerified by LinkedInAug 25, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Highly Recommend Data Science Bootcamp
For me, the full-time data science bootcamp at BrainStation was exactly what I was looking for. I was coming from a scientific background looking to get into data science, and BrainStation did a great job of teaching me the cutting edge tools used in industry today. The instruction is great - I had 3 educators and 2 TAs throughout my course, and all of them were super helpful, knowledgeable and approachable. It is obviously a lot of work and quite time consuming, so be prepared for th...For me, the full-time data science bootcamp at BrainStation was exactly what I was looking for. I was coming from a scientific background looking to get into data science, and BrainStation did a great job of teaching me the cutting edge tools used in industry today. The instruction is great - I had 3 educators and 2 TAs throughout my course, and all of them were super helpful, knowledgeable and approachable. It is obviously a lot of work and quite time consuming, so be prepared for that. Personally, I had some coding experience coming into the course, so that definitely helped ease the workload and learning curve, but I wouldn't be too worried though if you don't have that experience - most of the people in my cohort had no coding experience coming in.
A big thing for me when I was choosing which bootcamp to go with was the help that BrainStation offers in terms of career success and professional development. I have to say I was not disappointed - they have an entire career success team that puts on workshops every week, covering everything from resumes and cover letter writing to networking skills and LinkedIn workshops. I found them to be extremely helpful, and they even continue to provide support in the job hunt process after the bootcamp is finished. They also send out the final versions of your resume to employers throughout the bootcamp, and that's actually how I landed my first position after graduating!
If you're at the point where you're looking at reviews, you probably know that bootcamps are pretty expensive and so it's a pretty big decision to make. I would highly recommend BrainStation - I had a great time in my course and I think it's an extremely worthwhile investment! - Ryan VuGraduate • Web Development Bootcamp • TorontoVerified by LinkedInAug 25, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Web Development Immersive
BrainStation was an incredible experience to be a part of.
The instructors were amazing and were there to help you as much as they could. You create great friends as well -- and I did this bootcamp all online.
In terms of skill, you really create a great foundation that you can easily build on after graduation. Highly recommend this bootcamp to others! - Hien LeProduct Designer • Graduate • User Experience Design Course • TorontoVerified by LinkedInAug 24, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Worthwhile investment
Personally, the 3-month, $10K-ish USD investment was worthwhile for me.
There are many UX influencers who discredit bootcamps because pretty much all of the curriculum can be found online one way or another. The BrainStation curriculum was not an exception. It did a good job providing the basic knowledge so that graduates could break into tech, but anyone with a tight budget would probably find UXD materials online at a cheaper price.
The instructors made a differ...Personally, the 3-month, $10K-ish USD investment was worthwhile for me.
There are many UX influencers who discredit bootcamps because pretty much all of the curriculum can be found online one way or another. The BrainStation curriculum was not an exception. It did a good job providing the basic knowledge so that graduates could break into tech, but anyone with a tight budget would probably find UXD materials online at a cheaper price.
The instructors made a difference for me though. A live classroom setting provided structure, organization, and opportunities for discussions. All educators were industry experts (they had both agency and in-house experience); they were friendly, approachable, and easily accessible. I found most of their lectures helpful, and even more so in lab sessions where we had design exercises on the topics that were just covered on the day of and got feedback right after class. Yes, I could have dug up the internet to look for the UX principles and what-not, but constantly getting feedback on projects from the educators and peers helped prepare me for what to come in the industry.
The job assistance was another highlight. We had guest lectures from industry experts who worked at reputable companies, a demo day to showcase our project to recruiters and hiring managers, a hackathon hosted by a prolific tech leader, and multiple coaching sessions on resume, cover letter, job search, etc during and after the program. For a 3-month program, I think the career assistance team did their best in organizing these events. Personally, I would have loved one more design-a-thon with another reputable company, but it's hard to cram such an event in a 3-month bootcamp.
Overall, my experience was positive. The cost seemed a bit painful at first, but in hindsight, I think it was the easiest and most structured path to get into UX. I don't think anyone should question bootcamp or no bootcamp - the focus should be on what your individual learning style is and which bootcamp fits your own style the most. BrainStation worked for me personally because I wanted to learn through a structured, intensive curriculum and a lot of discussions with industry experts. - Adeel RizviAccount Strategist • Digital Marketing Bootcamp • TorontoVerified by LinkedInAug 24, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Digital Marketing Diploma Program
The BrainStation digital marketing diploma program was a fantastic experience! I won't sugarcoat it though...It was tough. It required all my time and attention during the program. But what I got out of it was a strong foothold to the start of my career. The school's name is recognized by most, if not all employers in the field. It definitely helped me during my interviews. The projects are designed to be similar to what you would be doing in a real job. For one of my interviews, I was r...The BrainStation digital marketing diploma program was a fantastic experience! I won't sugarcoat it though...It was tough. It required all my time and attention during the program. But what I got out of it was a strong foothold to the start of my career. The school's name is recognized by most, if not all employers in the field. It definitely helped me during my interviews. The projects are designed to be similar to what you would be doing in a real job. For one of my interviews, I was required to complete an SEO audit. I handled my presentation exactly as I did a BrainStation project and I got the job! I also met some incredible people. The Instructors were fantastic teachers and experts in their field. I learned a lot from them and my peers.
I definitely recommend this course if you aren't afraid of hard work. - JPGraduate • User Experience Design Bootcamp • TorontoVerified by LinkedInAug 24, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great Experience, Room for Improvement
Great experience at BrainStation - my lead educator was wonderful but unfortunately, he did not give many lectures. Lectures were often given by Associate Educators and while some of them were knowledgeable, others just would read off of powerpoints which we can obviously do ourselves. I liked the hands-on approach and the fact that we did labs to learn how to apply certain skills. I was disappointed at times when the educators told us to teach elements ourselves, for example, the design...Great experience at BrainStation - my lead educator was wonderful but unfortunately, he did not give many lectures. Lectures were often given by Associate Educators and while some of them were knowledgeable, others just would read off of powerpoints which we can obviously do ourselves. I liked the hands-on approach and the fact that we did labs to learn how to apply certain skills. I was disappointed at times when the educators told us to teach elements ourselves, for example, the design tool Figma by suggesting we watch YouTube videos. At the cost of this program, I would expect it to cover every inch of the UX design process, without suggesting we look at external resources constantly. I think the value does not match the cost, but overall it taught me a lot in a short time span and led my employer to recruit me, allowing me to secure a job post-graduate in less than a month. They have a great network with employers and many employers in the Toronto area specifically look for BS grads. - Jeff BayStudent • Python • VancouverVerified by LinkedInAug 24, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
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Based on 2,000+ BrainStation alumni reviews on Course Report, students often highlight the quality of the curriculum, experienced instructors, and effective career support services. Particularly, the Full-Time Software Engineering and Data Science Bootcamps are frequently commended. One reviewer says, "The program was challenging but extremely rewarding, offering real-world projects that truly enhanced my skills." However, some students noted the high cost of courses as a consideration.
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How much does BrainStation cost?
BrainStation costs around $16,500. On the lower end, some BrainStation courses like Social Media Marketing Course cost $2,450.
What courses does BrainStation teach?
BrainStation offers courses like Artificial Intelligence Course Online, Cybersecurity Bootcamp Online, Cybersecurity Course Online, Data Analytics Course and 29 more.
Where does BrainStation have campuses?
BrainStation has in-person campuses in London, Miami, New York City, Toronto, and Vancouver. BrainStation also has a remote classroom so students can learn online.
Is BrainStation worth it?
BrainStation hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 2,286 BrainStation alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed BrainStation on Course Report - you should start there!
Is BrainStation legit?
We let alumni answer that question. 2,286 BrainStation alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed BrainStation and rate their overall experience a 4.66 out of 5.
Does BrainStation offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
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You can read 2,286 reviews of BrainStation on Course Report! BrainStation alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed BrainStation and rate their overall experience a 4.66 out of 5.
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