Code Institute

It was really nice. Lot of information and need to be processed. But with out any doubt I can say they are definitely very valuable information. It's good to hear about the industrial expectations. Also during the break out rooms, good to listen about... Read More the experience they got. How they achieve their goals and motivate themselves.

I found this course to be a very rewarding learning experience. The support from the community was tremendous and one of the best aspects of this course! Road blocks and issues are to be expected in the learning process but with a combination of developing... Read More your own problem solving skills, support from the community and tenacity, it can be an added learning bonus and very rewarding to overcome these challenges. I came to this course with a solid background in computer modelling, though I had very minimal exposure to the specific technologies taught on the course. I completed it in 7 months and found the time frame very manageable - but as I said, I do have a solid background in education and programming, so completing this kind of work with good management of resources and time comes naturally to me. This may very well not be everyone's experience! Excellent problem solving skill, self discipline, and time management skills will help to make this course less stressful if done in a short time. Overall I can highly recommend it!

Dear All Would like to appreciate the code institute management and team and all attendees Really that, great event to connect and chat each other and to get new insightful information about the IT business I believe that, I will be able to hint my job... Read More Best regards Anwar

I just graduated with code institute front end developer and this is my experience with it. The course is well planned, it starts slow with html and CSS but the difficulty increases quickly with time, jumping to javascript, python and other technologies.... Read More The valuation system is really good, the projects really make you push the boundary and go to the next level. The customer service is really good, even though the course is remote, the tutors really help with questions and issues. Overall I recommend this course, it's really good and helps students getting their first job. Just be aware that the course is not easy so you need to commit to it and invest your time.

I’ve recently completed the course. I started as a complete beginner, with no prior experience in coding, without clear understanding what the front- and backend development mean. For me the course turned out to be the perfect choice. It took us from... Read More creating an app starting with an empty file all the way to its deployment. Apart from coding, the course also provided insights into the today’s industry standards, without overwhelming with unnecessary info. The course is not easy, with lot of content to absorb, but it is well-structured and I really liked how we, as students, were supposed throughout the learning process. We had weekly group calls, which allowed us to discuss and share problems or successes, the mentor sessions were very valuable, student and alumni community on Slack is great. Our portfolio projects had clear requirements and results came with valuable detailed comments from assessors. The other valuable recourse I appreciated is career hub. The career team is very active. They constantly conduct webinars and there is a separate course module that not only teaches how to write CVs but also how the industry looks from the inside, so that you know what to expect when you land your first job. I would highly recommend this course to anyone considering a career change into the software industry.

It's a very fast paced course if you pick the 5 months. Short deadlines and high emphasis on personal planning. Slightly annoying training modules with case sensitive checks ( even looking for capital letters and dots in comments) Took me a long time... Read More to realize that my code was correct but I was missing a dot in a long print string. Ended up copy pasting any sentences. The weekly calls with the group was the best help as project examples were provided and walked through. Tutoring was a hit or miss depending on the issue and who was helping. Mentoring was also felt like it was mainly for design of the webpage and nothing more. Good feedback once the project was finally reviewed. Overall happy with the outcome.

I've just graduated from Code Institute with the Advanced FrontEnd specialisation. My background is 15+ years in IP Networking, where I have worked in several technical positions. I was always trying to find a "guided" start into software development.... Read More This one year course has finally helped me to achieve this goal. I have learned so much. It was a very tough year, besides day job, but it was all worth it. The concept of CI is really great, starting from the actual self paced content in the LMS to the pillars of support. To me, one of the biggest values was the mentor, which you get assigned. However, it is not limited to that. CI provides a huge set of offers under the umbrella "Career Support". There they help you to improve your CV, cover letter and guide you in the process to apply for software related jobs. It's not just administrative help, they have a team of former recruiters and professionals out of this field. Reflecting on this year, it was the best decision I made. I would do it definitely again, if I would have to decide.

Wow! What a change the last year has been. I started the course not being 100% sure if I had made the right choice. The 5 day coding challenge showed me just enough to encourage me to go ahead with it. For me this was a near perfect course. It was a good... Read More price in comparison to the competition and also offered a lot more flexibility in terms of how long the course is and how much time you need to put in (and the bonus of doing it whenever you want). I would say if you prefer to be sat in lectures/lessons at specific times with a set structure then this is not the course for you. You need to be able to motivate yourself. The course material felt good and it was mostly a good mixture of videos, reading and mainly practical lessons. You are also encouraged to do a bit of research yourself to further understand some of the intricacies in certain areas. The community itself is based on Slack and is a very active and engaging group comprised of students, tutors, mentors, alumni and other staff. They are very willing to help where they can or point you to a place/person that can. Code Institute also hold hackathons which students and alumni can team up to produce some very fun projects. I didn't use the support, mentor or tutor functions much but I had a positive experience with timely responses on the occasions that I did. There's also a careers hub which can put you in a good position to start job hunting with a bit of success. I actually got myself a new job before my course ended using 4 of the 5 portfolio projects I had completed. Overall this course and it's services has taught me a huge amount of things, helped me grow as a person and set me on the path to a brighter future.

Really enjoyed the course and how it's structured. They also offer great ways to improve apart from the main course , eg they organise monthly hackathons which are great fun, have regular seminars touching on many relevant topics, have a great mentor... Read More system to guide you through the main project and finding work, and a careers hub section which contain a lot of useful info, such as cv writing, LinkedIn tips etc. Cheers:)