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I honestly liked every aspect of this bootcamp, from the staff to the courses and everything in between. The staff was really nice, and teachers were really enthusiastic in teaching us how to code, and they literally took the time to explain every line, bit by bit until we understood everything! So I'm really grateful for this experience, would love to do it again!

I am not an average student. At the ripe old age of 59, I decided to pick up some new skills before hitting 60, and against the advice of a number of colleagues and friends I deliberately opted for what I imagined would be the toughest course around: a Software Engineering Bootcamp.  I like a challenge.

I had limited computer science knowledge, but have been a technophile for decades, and unlike in my previous career as a TV producer, where creating anything requires vast resources, I was enticed by the idea of creating super cool software with nothing more than a laptop.

I chose BRAINSTATION largely because, among its activities, it offers on-campus, in person courses.  Every student is different, but for me the thought of on-line courses, where you could easily drift off unnoticed, was a real turn off. It proved to be a very good choice, suited me perfectly, and lived up to all my expectations. BrainStation is not cheap, but you're investing in the most important thing: your own future. In my opinion it was entirely worth it.

OVERALL EXPERIENCE
The campus is small, but modern and in the heart of Shoreditch. It has a great vibe that constantly exudes ambition, belief, and a love of tech. There is a strong community spirit that is enriching and loaded with positivity. It's an environment that is proud of its achievements, and that in itself is infectious.

INSTRUCTORS
We had exceptional instructors and teaching assistants. They know their stuff inside out, but more importantly, they know how to communicate it with clarity an enthusiasm, and are always available for those invaluable one-to-one sessions for nailing tricky concepts, or just for general support. Their personal touch and personalised tuition was, for me, the most impressive aspect of the course. I was in a class of people who were mainly not just younger than me, but also considerably smarter. It could have been a ghastly, humiliating experience, but the reality was the exact opposite. The instructors' support, the way they take enjoyment from sharing their knowledge, and the way they deal with each student's individual ability is inspiring and truly motivating. Thanks to that, I passed the course!  I was also fortunate to be in a class of kind hearted students who were all brimming with determination.

CURRICULUM
The course is thorough and largely up to date. We had intense daily lectures, code-alongs, hackathons, and personal projects, as you would expect. These were well structured to take students from the basics to more advanced Javascript, HTML, React, Node, Express, etc. In a fast moving world, it's obviously difficult to keep up with every new development, but BrainStation seems to make quite an effort to regularly revise the course content. It was an exhausting course, however, and I wouldn't recommend it for anyone unable to devote all their energies to it. My only criticisms are that I wished the course had been a little longer. By the time the final weeks were upon us and we were immersed in our final projects, I found it hard to grapple with some of the heavy weight back-end modules. I would have loved more tuition on server-side topics, and an introduction to Python would have been useful. But in 12 weeks, it's impossible to fit everything in. Since the course, I have learned some Python, C#, and .NET techniques, and the programming sensibilities I picked up at BrainStation certainly made that easier.  

JOB ASSISTANCE
Very good. The career advice staff are knowledgeable, well connected, tenacious, and generous with their help and support. The rate at which students find post course employment is obviously a crucial metric in the success or failure of a college - especially one that defines itself as preparing students for the workplace.  I found that at BrainStation, career Advice was central to the course. And it continued for a full six months after the course finished. It's taken seriously and is not a tick-box tag-on that it could be in less conscientious organisations.    

SUMMARY
As a stepping stone into a career in tech, or as a way to simply build a foundation in software development knowledge, BrainStation is, in my opinion, very good indeed. I have no experience of other tech colleges, so I don't have any benchmarks to make comparisons with, but I am now confident in my software writing abilities, have built apps from scratch that work, and I followed up the Software Engineering Bootcamp with a short course in UX Design - also at BrainStation, London. That was also a tremendously rewarding course, taught in person on campus by excellent instructors who shared their knowledge and valuable industry experience with skill and panache.  

Will a BrianStation course get you a job and/or a new career? No - no course can do that, but this college can certainly help you make the most of your attributes.  

Was the Best desicision I made trying the Web Development Fundamentals Bootcamp. Got a taste of coding and loved it. The Instructor provided lots of bonus knowledge and the way Nucamp has everything set up you cannot fail as long as you put in the effort and communicte with them. They will help you learn and more importantly learn how to learn.
The scheduling is very flexible and they will help you if you have reschedule within reason if  things come up. You can't go wrong with Nucamp. I highly recomend!

The only cons to the bootcamp are the fact that the labs are simple click and post labs. Outside of this, the resources availble to help grow, amazing mentors with current experience in the field, career coaches with experience in the job market, and full control of how to manage time and generous payment options, all contribute to how amazing Springboard is for anyone getting into cybersecurity. Furthermore, they also prepare you to take the Security + and pay giving you the ultimate starter kit to embark on your job search.

I'm currently enrolled in the Data Analytics course at CareerFoundry, and my experience so far has been very positive. The course has exceeded my expectations in terms of content and depth. I was initially looking for a program that would help me transition into a data-focused role, and CareerFoundry has delivered on that front. The curriculum is well-structured, starting with the basics and gradually building up to more complex topics, which has allowed me to gain a solid understanding of data analytics concepts.

The hands-on projects have been particularly beneficial, as they’ve helped me apply what I've learned in a practical context. The support from tutors and mentors has also been excellent, with timely feedback and personalized guidance that has kept me on track.

Although I haven’t yet reached the stage of job placement, I feel well-prepared for the upcoming challenges. CareerFoundry promises to assist with job preparation and placement, which is a critical component for me. I plan to update this review once I complete the course and have more insights into the job search process and how effectively the program supports its graduates in landing a job in the field of data analytics. So far, I’m impressed and excited about what’s ahead.

 True story, I tried to leave App Academy to attend another Boot Camp. They told me, “Hang on, stay focused, App Academy is a great Boot Camp. “ And since then, I knew I was in good hands.  App Academy is a great place to start programming. They are very understanding and fair! I love App Academy.

I don't even know where to start describing the experience of the last 9 weeks in the IN-PERSONtial UX/UI design bootcamp at Ironhack Lisbon. The quality of the training program is unbeatable. The professionals who make up the teaching staff are of the highest level, both as teachers and as human beings. The kindness and closeness, as well as the positivism in the low moments of such an intense experience, have made that, time after, I still feel moved when I remember them. Moreover, the on-site experience of the course has been crucial for me. I could not imagine it in any other format. The quality of the transmission of the contents, as well as the coexistence with the teaching team and the rest of my classmates, both in my course and those of WebDev and Data Analysis, would not have been of such a high level and would not have exceeded my expectations if it had not been in a face-to-face format. I highly recommend this formula. It feels like a summer camp and you feel it when you leave, but in this case you don't just take friends for life, you change your professional life forever. I miss you all!

My PMP (Project Management Professional) training experience at Edureka was incredibly enriching and transformative. The course was meticulously structured, covering every aspect of project management in great depth. The instructors were highly knowledgeable, and their expertise in both theory and real-world applications made the learning process both engaging and practical. They provided clear explanations and practical examples, helping me to understand complex concepts easily.

The interactive sessions and live classes offered a unique advantage, allowing me to ask questions and clarify doubts in real time. The study material was comprehensive and well-organized, ensuring that I was well-prepared for the PMP certification exam. The quizzes and assignments further reinforced my learning, making me confident in my ability to apply PMP methodologies effectively in my work.

One of the standout features of Edureka’s PMP training was its flexibility. The ability to access recorded sessions allowed me to learn at my own pace, which was especially helpful for balancing work and study.

Overall, Edureka’s PMP training has significantly enhanced my project management skills and boosted my confidence in pursuing the PMP certification. I would highly recommend this course to anyone serious about advancing their career in project management.

The syllabus is extensive and comprehensive, but it is organized and made simple by knowledgeable instructors and teaching assistants who are dedicated and available to support students. The skills acquired in this program are in high demand today, as they help solve current business problems.
As participants acquire these skills, they are introduced to a Career Success Coach. This coach provides career guidance, job search strategies, resume building, interview preparation, and overall career development to ensure participants succeed in their job placements and career advancement goals. The entire Correlation One community, including the management, instructors, teaching assistants, career coaches, and students, becomes a family. This relationship extends beyond the training, as graduates automatically transition into the alumni network, maintaining a permanent professional connection.

I took the User Experience Design Immersive course in 2018 and had a great time! We learned the foundations of UX design and worked together in groups to apply our learnings to various projects. We even worked directly with a client at the end of the course. I left the course with 5 different case studies that I was able to showcase in my interviews for UX Design roles after graduation. 

Tyler Hartrich, Neil Kahn, and Carly Liebman were supportive instructors and made the class feel like a little family. Thank you all for creating an engaging learning environment for us! 

If you're making a career change like I did, taking a bootcamp like this one at GA is a great way to start by learning with likeminded people from different backgrounds and really gain knowledge needed for your first UX role. UX is constantly evolving, so in addition to the course, it would be important to continue learning about new innovations, emerging technologies, and case studies from others about best practices.

As an individual coming from NO computer background what-so-ever, I want to  share my experiences.

First of all, I have a great support system at home that allowed me to focus 100% on this course for 4 months. I was able to take a recourse to prepare me for the full-time program. 

The first month was HARD. I thought I was going to give up. The assignments are fast, and I spent all of my free time studying. It was difficult not to compare where  I stood to others in my class. At my toughest moment, I reached out to my Career Services Manager and my TA. They both helped encourage me and offer support when I needed them. 

I would say the most important take-aways for those looking to join the bootcamp: Make sure you have a support system. Don't compare yourself to others in the class. Stay dedicated and find the motivation behind why you're doing this. 

Coding Dojo has great resources throughout the course, that continue on for 6 months after you graduate. There is also an option to pay more for a yearly alumni pass. 

It's a very nice program, but also challenging 🌹
There are useful references and professors who explain well, when I submit the projects I catch what I've been missing out on 
It was a very wonderful experience with Udacity and I am definitely honored to have a certificate from them ♥

I was part of a January 2024 cohort (Sundays and weeknights) and I found the course to be engaging and fulfilling. A big factor in that was the small cohort size. With only 7 other people in the class, we all got to know each other well and spend plenty of time working together to solve problems and help each other out every day. In fact, I've become friends with 2 others in the class, and we plan to hold each other accountable in our job search and continuous learning.

A special shoutout is well-deserved to Peter Jang, the instructor. He was funny, had lessons that were easy to understand, and had an positive attitude that was a great motivator. He was always willing to answer any questions we asked or even offered to stay late after class to help out with tougher issues.

I also appreciated the "job hacking" portion of the class where we spent an hour every week learning how to network, get interviews, and land jobs. An hour might not sound like a lot, but we also had homework that forced us out of our comfort zone in order to get connections and find the right jobs for us.

After 5 months in the cohort, I definitely see the improvements. I couldn't see myself learning how to do a CRUD app or realizing that I love backend way more than frontend code before the beginning of the course. Now, I have multiple side projects that I want to tackle, and it's possible to do so because of the foundation created during the bootcamp.

I'm still looking for jobs, but I definitely wouldn't be as confident in my search now if it wasn't for the bootcamp and the support from instructors and classmates.

Codesmith provided me with exactly what I needed. The curriculum was set up to cover some of the most prevalent concepts and technologies in the industry, and what I left with was a strong foundation to stand on, a solid understanding of how to grow moving forward, and the dedication and confidence to do so. Since graduating, I've stayed in contact with my cohort mates and other people I met through the program (all excellent good-hearted people) and continued to learn and expand my skill set and capabilities. Recently I realized my goal, and with the help of the Alumni and Job Support Team (shoutout to Eric Kirsten), I landed a job as a Software Developer! 

I joined ReCoded Algeria Bootcamp back in june 2017, currently i'm still a student in it and will hopefully graduate by December, the whole bootcamp was nothing but an amazing experience, from the mentors, to the career prep teams, to the choosen students, to the provided materials and feedback, truly the best. It wasn't onlu great academically but felt homey as well with the shared love, laughter, memes and even personal experiences from everyone included. I HIGHLY recommend it! 

Course Careers has been a great investment. With most courses only costing $500, I'm able to get my certificate in Accounting and land entry level positions. I started the course on July 16th and I am half way through it already. My instructor, Terrell, has been keeping the lessons clear and easy to follow and understand. I definitely recommend Course Careers to anyone who is looking for a career change but doesn't want to spend thousands on a college degree.

I recently completed CSM certification course with KnowledgeHut UpGrad.
I must mention that content was very well organized by the trainer.
With the training I was able to easily clear the certification exam as well.

Courses are very easy to be found and very easy to schedule courses with value for money.

Everyone involved at Tech Elevator makes it very clear they care about you and your success the whole way through. From when you start to the day you get a job, they are there every step of the way. All you need to do is try and put in the effort and they'll carry you the rest of the way. You'll make good friends and trust me when I say everyone is probably feeling the same nerves and anxieties as you. Just reach out to your classmates or instructors and you'll get the help you need.

 I recently completed the UI/UX Bootcamp at Hacktiv8, and I must say it exceeded my expectations in many ways. The program is meticulously designed to cover the essential aspects of UI/UX design, from the basics to more advanced topics, making it suitable for beginners as well as those looking to refine their skills.  The instructors are industry professionals with a wealth of experience, and they bring real-world insights into the classroom. Their teaching methods are clear and engaging, and they are always willing to provide extra help when needed. One of the highlights of the bootcamp is the hands-on approach. Rather than just focusing on theory, Hacktiv8 ensures that students get plenty of practice.  Overall, I found the UI/UX Bootcamp at Hacktiv8 to be a comprehensive and practical learning experience. It is an excellent choice for anyone looking to break into the UI/UX field or enhance their existing skills. The support from the instructors and the collaborative environment made the learning process enjoyable and effective. I highly recommend it to anyone serious about pursuing a career in UI/UX design. 

An amazing bootcamp. I have tried to learn to code before using a combination of sits but nothing really stuck with me and it was hard to keep motivated and it was hard to see any progress. I have only been using Skillcrush for 1 week and I feel like I have months of experience as a coder. The lessons are superb, they walk you through everything in a way that helps you understand. and there is always an instructor just a message away to help you with any issues. honestly words cant do Skillcrush justice !! I only wish I had found this bootcamp sooner. 10 out of 10 for sure.

The Makers Program is perfect for anyone wanting to kick-start their career in the tech industry!
The course is extensive and positively challenging, the coaches are extremely knowledgeable, kind and will instil in you, the qualities needed to succeed in this industry and the people you meet along the way will (hopefully) become life-long friends!

Wish i could do it all again!

Before starting with The Tech Academy, I had a passion for getting into the tech field, but was very scared. After taking time to really learn from their course and with the help of their team, I gained the knowledge and skills necessary to feel confident in my ability to get into tech. Now, I am excited for the future and my first position in the tech field!

I've been working at a company for 10 years. I had a low income and worked long hours, which left me feeling exhausted. I decided to make a significant change for my future, so I quit my job and chose to learn coding to change my career. I spent a lot of time selecting the right coding school. Given my situation, I had to consider many factors to choose the right bootcamp.

I'm not young anymore, and I don’t have enough savings. Therefore, I didn't want to waste any more time. I needed to find the right school and move forward to improve my future. I chose Tripleten, and I am still studying. I've been studying for over 3 months now. The more I study, the more satisfied I am with my decision to join the bootcamp.

Initially, I was very afraid that I wouldn’t be able to keep up with the class because I am an absolute beginner in coding. However, the structure of the courses is well-organized and easy to follow for beginners. Whenever I have a question, they respond quickly. They have a supportive team that helps my concerns and questions as soon as possible. Each sprint requires me to submit projects, which helps improve my coding skills. They set deadlines for the projects but offer reasonable time to complete them.

Additionally, they have an amazing support team for their career program. They provide a lot of useful information on job searching and offer support for my career. I am starting to prepare for the job market soon. If I had to prepare on my own, I would definitely feel overwhelmed, but I feel relieved knowing I have support. I am proud of how well I’m doing so far. If you are in a similar situation, I strongly recommend this bootcamp.

 First of all, I was a student in the software test engineering department, and both the live lessons and the recorded materials in the course were very useful. Additionally, the mentoring service is excellent, and you can immediately reach out to your mentor to solve any problems you may have. In addition to the practice assignments provided in the course, you also participate in 2 real projects to get prepared for the work environment. I highly recommend it.