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Good reviews. Flexible course and supportive classmates! My boyfriend who studied at Flat Iron in person pre covid recommended Nucamp due to price and flexibility. I aspire to launch and manage a couple websites for my current businesses and potentially get a full time dev job on top of that.

I joined Nucamp without a second thought. Learning web stuff and coding hands-on was too damn good to pass up. And man, did it pay off.

The instructors at Nucamp were the real deal—smart, patient, always there to help. They made a space where questions were welcome, and we all hustled together to succeed.

I soaked up programming like a sponge, diving into real projects. Building my portfolio was a thrill, flexing my skills for potential bosses.

Now, I'm aiming high. I want a gig in a badass company where I can make a difference. Whether I'm crafting killer websites or shaking up software, I'm ready to rock the tech world.

Nucamp blew me away, surpassing all expectations. I'm damn excited for what comes next.

I liked the low monthly price of Nucamp. I had to delay some modules due to life, but it was easy to reschedule. It is easy to review the course as I catch back up to rejoin class.

I feel that, in the course that I have completed, Nucamp is doing a great job of showing us the fundamentals and in a manner that I can use as reference source as my experience grows.

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After working in a supermarket for a few years, I decided that I wanted to do something more meaningful. Something more diverse, and opportunistic. Web Developing!
After deciding that I want to pursue a career in web developing, I said to myself:
I don't want to do a 4 year degree,
I don't want to spend a lot of money for it and
I want to learn from home.
After searching Google, I found Nucamp. An amazing and affordable coding bootcamp that comes packed with lessons, resources and experienced instructors that has helped me along my learning journey.
I'm pleased and happy that I became a successful student @ Nucamp.
I aim to be a Front-End Web Developer and I, more than ever before Nucamp, am confident that it's my next new job 🙌.

I stumbled upon Nucamp through WA Career Bridge and after a phone call with Anuja, I gained a clearer understanding of the bootcamp and decided to try the Web Fundamentals. Initially, obviously I was quite nervous, I would like to emphasize the importance of dedicating sufficient time for studying each week. It is crucial to allocate time for practice and actively engage in the workshops. Once the class started, the teacher made it incredibly easy to grasp all the information and created a relaxed learning environment. He consistently provided words of encouragement, celebrating our achievements and progress.
Another notable aspect of the teacher's practice of forming groups during challenges. This creates an environment where fellow students can collaborate, support, and help each other. I found it incredibly beneficial to work alongside classmates who were not only encouraging but also willing to lend a hand. It was through this process of helping others that I discovered the power of mutual learning, you can gained new insights and perspectives, but mainly you reinforce your own understanding of the subject matter.

I decided to enroll in NuCamp because I wanted to change my career path. This is the 1st time I have ever done something like this, and I know it will be challenging, but I am determined to do this.

I am very glad i decided to go with Nucamp to start the process of becoming a fullstack developer. In just four weeks, i feel confident to start practicing on my own projects. It has been a very affordable way to start my coding journey, and i look forward to learning more with them!

!Important! -> You gotta be ready to study and work on your own and I absolutely encourage you to start learning coding on your own before taking the bootcamp. Specifically Front End program, it is fast pace, so even if you know the basics of JS, I really advise you to learn some CSS ( css grid and flexbox), html, try to build a few projects by watching videos and on your own.

Don't come unprepared to the Front End course and even if you are already building some projects and know how to fetch data via API, learning React and Redux and responsiveness will make a difference.

My story:

I have been a Software QA Engineer for a couple of years now (responsible for quality and application testing); but coding, creating stuff from scratch, simply making it work has been fascinating me for quite some time. Besides, developers get a lot of credit for the work they do. ( QA often gets overlooked).

I was looking to learn something new and have been learning JS and FE on my own for a couple of months at that point. My current company offers a yearly stipend for self-development, which was just enough to pay for the FE course (or pretty much any course in NuCamp).

My goal is become a developer, move up, gain experience, learn BE and make a load of money and gain even more respect for doing such a challenging job. In addition, I love challenge and problem solving.

Can't rate job support yet, but it seems pretty solid.

Pivoting from a sales career to adding some developer skills to make myself more marketable. I highly recommend Nucamp! My instructor was available for questions and often responded very quickly.

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I really did not know what to expect as this is my first boot camp. I joined the boot camp to help with determining my next steps in the tech industry and did not want to have to take any pointless college courses that would finally lead up to learning HTML, CSS and JavaScript as an example. Choosing this direction was the right choice, because I still wanted to be in an instructor led environment to teach the lessons, assist with questions and direction instead of just being self-taught. Taking the course will help me determine if I am going to work towards becoming a front end or back-end developer.
The boot camp is fast paced and taught with direction and purpose. The experience is like taking college (and university) courses online with lectures and examples to help set expectations for understanding and learning. The instructor is very conversant and helpful as well as providing real world scenarios as a means of painting a full picture of the taught curriculum.

I had fun learning the fundamentals of coding. I think that Nucamp was a good option because it was cheaper then the other boot camps I was looking at. What I aspire to achieve is to expand my knowledge and get a job that can use these skills.

NuCamp's Bootcamp program is an excellent opportunity to learn web development skills in a short timeframe. The curriculum is well-structured, and the instructors are supportive and knowledgeable. The program offers a comprehensive overview of web development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
The instructors are skilled and patient, and they provide hands-on help to students when needed. There are plenty of resources available, including slides presentation, online textbooks, and to-do lists that help students stay on track.
The overall atmosphere of the Bootcamp is positive and encouraging. The program is designed to be an immersive experience, and students are expected to take ownership of their learning. There are daily to track progress and weekly workshop/meetings and address any challenges that arise.
Many students face challenges during the course, including me such as time management and technical difficulties. However, the instructors are always available to help, and there is a strong community of students who support each other. NuCamp's Bootcamp offers a collaborative and supportive environment that fosters learning and growth.
Students are also encouraged to work on projects individually or in groups to apply what they've learned and build their portfolios. Completing a project is one of the significant accomplishments of this program.
If you're considering NuCamp's Bootcamp program, my advice is to be prepared to work hard and dedicate a significant amount of time to the course. Start with the pre-course work to ensure you are comfortable with the foundational concepts before starting the Bootcamp. Also, make use of all the resources provided and be open to learning from your peers and instructors. In terms of tuition is a concern, NuCamp offers installment payment, especially for early bird (discount) registration you may save a thousand dollars for a complete course. Level up my confidence to build and create a website.
Overall, I believe the NuCamp's Bootcamp program provides a fantastic opportunity to learn web development skills and is worth the investment.

I have loved my time at Nucamp. I have learned a lot, it was the perfect scenario for me. Couldn't afford to take time off to do a traditional bootcamp and was able to work on my schedule but still had the accountability of Saturday Workshops to keep me on track. I highly recommend Nucamp if you want a flexible, affordable way to learn coding.

The Bootstrap course is very well organized and made learning easy. My instructor was very personable, knowledageable and willing to explore concepts beyond the course material to aid in understanding. Overall I would recommend this course to those just starting out in the tech industry.

I enrolled in nucamp because I had an interest in python and SQL. The Backend Development course seemed like the right choice for me at an affordable price. I've dabbled in python prior to the course but didn't understand the fundamentals well enough and felt I needed some guidance. The fundamentals were broken down and made easy to understand, accompanied by small projects and exercises to apply what I'd learned. Upon completing this bootcamp I aim to be an SDET or Software Developer.

I wanted to get back into to programming and this was the right decision so far.

Nucamp is the best bootcamp! Good with time, Contents are great!, Instructors are perfect 10/10. This course boosted my knowledge in Python by a lot. I had a great time at the coding bootcamp I went to. The instructors were knowledgeable, understanding, and interesting, and the program was thoughtfully created. The bootcamp was especially well suited for those who were new to programming and wanted to learn the fundamentals of Python.

The bootcamp's system allowed me to learn at my own pace, which was one of the things I liked about it. I had plenty of chances to work independently and put what I had learned into practice, but the instructors were always accessible to answer questions and offer guidance. My comprehension of the subject matter was solidified by the program's well-balanced mix of lectures, practical exercises, and projects that were applicable in the real world.

Overall, for anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of Python, I strongly recommend this coding bootcamp. The program's design, the caliber of the training, and the atmosphere of community-building all contributed to an exceptionally good learning environment. This bootcamp is unquestionably worthwhile to look into, regardless of whether you are new to programming or simply want to broaden your skill set.

I'm 42 and switching careers. Tech has always appealed to me and so I decided to take the plunge. I'd never heard of Nucamp but I'd been researching for weeks - it had great reviews and was affordable. Take it or leave it: it was a great course with fantastic instructors. You need to be disciplined as it's online but as with anything, you get what you put into it. Some material is tough and requires extra effort, but there is no lack of support! I felt more community and support here than I did when I was at university, in person. It was the right decision, the right school. If you're hesitant, go for it!

Happy with how much I learned, and am grateful that it remains open as a resource after graduation, which helps to get you back in the rhythm of things if you fell off or took a break and need to get caught up with current(ish) industry standards. I had a personal issue at one point and they waived the delay/reinscription fee for the first time. Thank you!