NucampReviews of nucamp.co

I enrolled because of how quickly you can get through it with a lot of information and a whole community. I want to achieve a good job after a full stack developer camp experience.

I found the course while speaking with a friend and it was a great chioce to start with I am already inrolled in the next class and will be going on to the full stack web developer course next, with the hopes to move out of my current field of work and into a full stack web developer positon somewhere in the Seattle area.

I decided to enroll in Nucamp after struggling with the very difficult job market in my field of physics. Nucamp was a great experience and I learned a lot. I also benefited from meeting fellow students and made some good connections with them and the instructors. You need to approach a bootcamp like this with the understanding that no single source of information is going to provide you with everything you need to know. You will need to suppliment the course work with your own research and practice what you've learned. After this bootcamp, I hope to land a job as a full stack web developer. They do provide some lessons on job searching, and they offer some apprenticeships with affiliated companies, but there is no job guarantee.

I am an IT professional in with minimal coding experience. My goal is to transition to becoming a Software Engineer. I have learned a lot in this web fundamentals course and looking forward to continuing my learning with Nucamp. The content taught in this course is a great value but the thing that I think is the most valuable is the connection with the other students and instructors. Networking is crucial and Nucamp provides you with a great foundation of networking.

I've recently finished my enrollment for the Web Development Fundamentals Course, I did have prior knowledge for the basics of CSS/HTML (learning self-taught via Udemy) but there were a lot of gaps that needed to be filled. Ultimately, I feel like I got everything that I came for in this course, an encouraging and helpful network of other students/instructors, a roadmap of projects to create, and in general, a non stress environment despite me working while taking the course, I'm really happy with the projects I've made so far by taking this course! I plan on continuing with Nucamp's Front-End course and I look forward to it!

I enrolled in Nucamp to learn web fundamentals and explore which path I would like to pursue in tech. I am happy with my decision. Nucamp is affordable and gave me the comprehensive information I needed to move forward with my goals. I would like to explore full stack development. It is a big commitment so make sure you have the time to dedicate towards the bootcamp as well as study and practice outside of it.

It was the best decision to enroll into Nucamp. It was cheap and the materials that we covered were easy to understand. The instructors are really friendly and patient. They have resources to help you do great in your course and lots of staff support. I aspire to enroll into another Nucamp course.

I have completed all my course work and am getting ready to graduate from the NuCamp coding bootcamp having completed the full stack course path (the part time schedule). I was pleased with the course material and the cost. I felt like I got an understanding and foundation of what I needed to know. I'd recommend this course if you're looking for a good value but still quality teaching and content. I'm much better off having taken this course than if I tried to self teach, because this is more structured and guided along with instructor support and a weekly live session. I'm sure you can pay $10,000 + and have an even better bootcamp but this was sufficient for me to be able to have an up to date and good foundation in full stack coding and to be able to continue to learn as I develop additional projects after the bootcamp and when ready, find employment as a developer. Would recommend. One additional note: After taking these courses, will you be ready to apply for a job? It depends how much time you put into it. You will learn the basics that you need to develop and know what you need to continue learning but it takes practice and repetition so you can become familiar enough to be able to apply your knowledge and this takes time. Also you'll need to develop your own projects to showcase to future employers and Nucamp has you do 1 course project of your choosing per course. To sum it up, this all takes time, and if you were to take the part time course and do it 40 hours per week instead of the 10-20 hours I had available, then I think you could have enough repetition and have your course projects completed to be ready to apply for jobs when you graduate from the bootcamp.