Codeworks

I recently had the privilege of taking a course that completely exceeded my expectations. This program provided me with an astonishing amount of knowledge in such a short period. I was genuinely amazed at how much I could learn within the given timeframe.... Read More First and foremost, the teachers were absolutely exceptional. Their attentiveness and dedication to helping students succeed were remarkable. They went above and beyond to ensure that every concept was thoroughly understood. Their explanations were clear, concise, and easy to grasp, making even the most complex subjects feel approachable. The course material itself was brilliantly designed. It covered a wide range of topics, providing a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. From the basics to the more advanced concepts, every aspect was thoughtfully organized, allowing for a smooth learning progression. The curriculum was well-structured and tailored to meet the needs of students with varying levels of expertise.

I was looking for a career change when I came across Codeworks. I'd been researching the software development bootcamps in Barcelona for a while, and there are a bunch now, and among others, Codeworks was added to my list to explore further. Luckily for... Read More me at the time, I was living with 3 other developers with who I discussed my options at length. It seemed that the only thing the other courses had over Codeworks was that they're cheaper. Codeworks had the more complete curriculum, allowing you to gain some insight into different frameworks and programming paradigms, so you can make your own decision in terms of where you want your first role to take you, whereas other courses just taught the one, so you'd have to look for a job using those technologies. The job support of Codeworks was also far more comprehensive than that of other bootcamps. I have a couple of friends who opted for Le Wagon, and I've found work in a company that I really enjoy working with in far less time than they have. Some are even considering reverting back to their previous careers. One thing that I was a bit hesitant about before committing was the way that the lectures are run. On paper it seems a bit unorthodox to be studying on site, but all lectures are over Zoom. Thankfully I didn't let it deter me, and quickly realised that it actually makes a lot of sense, allowing you to work with more students and be exposed to different ways of thinking and different ways of looking at solving problems. It wasn't disruptive to my education at all. Finally, the projects in the senior half really give you a (little) taste of the full scope of developing an application, including providing some good experience of issues that you'll likely run into in a commercial environment. The hours are quite demanding, but I was really surprised how quickly I got used to it. Overall, I couldn't recommend it enough. If the cost is a potential issue for you, I would encourage you to try to make it work. there's a reason it's more expensive, and you really get what you pay for with these bootcamps, so don't skimp on your future. Plus, they provide a bunch of different payment methods to accommodate every student.

I recently completed an 8-week Web Development Immersive coding bootcamp that was truly transformative. The program was incredibly intense, with 12-hour days dedicated to mastering coding skills. The rigorous schedule pushed me to my limits, but it was... Read More worth it. The challenges presented during the bootcamp helped me grow immensely as a coder. The daily coding challenges tested my problem-solving abilities and allowed me to apply what I learned in a practical way. Overall, this bootcamp was a demanding yet rewarding experience that significantly enhanced my coding skills and prepared me for real-world development projects.

CodeWorks is an intensive software engineering bootcamp with friendly, well-prepared instructors, a top-notch curriculum, challenging projects for your portfolio, and excellent career support. It's not easy, but if you're willing to put in the effort,... Read More you'll graduate with the skills and confidence to succeed as a software engineer. Highly recommended.

After graduating last year I can say Codeworks is the way to go. Specially if you're switching careers from inside the IT world. If you're not coming from IT it'll be a bit tougher, but still worth the ride. When you're switching careers, time matters... Read More a lot. Other less immersive bootcamps may be cheaper but at the end of the day your time is money, and being able to go through the course topics in depth and in such little ''real world time'' makes it for me. If you add the customized support you'll get from instructors and the personalized career support at the end... It's an easy choice.

One of the greatest experience in my life. For me the bootcamp was a guide on how to become a software engineer in my case I started learning Software Engineer since 2020 where I started building Full Stack application however I felt it was not enough... Read More and I need to get to a different level if I wanted to be a competitive Software Engineer and the bootcamp with all the awesome instructors and colleagues. I was able to polish my skills and become a better Software Engineer been able to build more complex applications and go deeper in my knowledge. Pros: The tutors really drilled down in-depth on JavaScript topics and prepare one to be an expert in JavaScript Worked on 3 projects to allow one to showcase to potential employers Worked with a team of other engineers and learnt about collaboration techniques and communication with others Cons: One has to be prepared to go through really long hours - 12 hours a day for 6 days a week - but this is also how one can be well-equipped after the bootcamp to handle any technical interviews or coding challenges

In 2022, I attended this bootcamp at the London campus, which had a rigorous application process. Prospective students were required to complete an introductory course (if new to coding), pass a technical interview, and complete a pre-course consisting... Read More of three repositories with different tasks. I spent a month before the course completing the last requirement. The course itself was divided into two parts: learning and doing. The first six weeks focused on technical theory and completing daily assignments either alone or in pairs. While the curriculum could benefit from some improvements, overall, the tutors were available 12 hours a day and provided necessary help to students. However, I found this part of the course to be especially stressful. The second part of the course involved working on various applications, beginning with solo work and then progressing to legacy projects (refactoring other students' code and writing tests) and final projects. Although this part of the course was also stressful, I found it more enjoyable than the first part because I was able to use my knowledge to build cool things. Overall, while the bootcamp was challenging, it provided a valuable learning experience, and I appreciated the supportive tutors and emphasis on practical applications. I would recommend it to anyone serious about going into software engineering and wanting a strong push in the form of guidance to help them with this goal. I changed my career in 6 months (last to new job).

Codeworks has been the best choice in my career and life. My cohort has been amazing and i managed to find a highly paid job with only the experience made in codeworks. Pros: 3 Months is the shortest time investment you can find for this level of quality... Read More The curriculum is only made of highly requested skills in the market. The project you they make you do are very useful in the job search. The pre-course allows you to reach 20% alone, learning the basics so you can spend the 3 months of course getting as far ahead as possible, compared to other bootcamps that waste you time by teaching you the very simple basics. Cons: Some of the instructors in MY cohort did not have enough experience to be excellent teachers the cost can be prohibitive for some people (even though i consider them really worth it) The course is 12h a day, 6 days a week. You cannot work and study at the same time

What an an amazing experience! I thoroughly enjoyed studying there and found it to be an incredibly valuable investment in my career. The program is super intense and requires a lot of hard work and dedication, but it's totally worth it. I was impressed... Read More by the quality of the curriculum and the expertise of the instructors. They were always available to help me whenever I needed it and pushed me to be the best I could be. What I appreciated most about Codeworks was how well it prepared me for changing careers. I came into the program with little to no experience in programming, but by the end of it, I felt confident and ready to take on a new role as a developer. Overall, I would highly recommend Codeworks to anyone looking to transition into a career in tech. The bootcamp was an excellent experience, and I'm so glad I made the decision to enroll.

I really didn't expect that I'd be able to turn my career around in only 4 months, but with Codeworks I did. I had to borrow the money to afford the tuition fee, but it is easily the best investment I've ever made. I had been using HTML and CSS for a... Read More few years, but my JavaScript knowledge was very minimal (even after doing a couple of online intro courses). I have experience in design but had been a teacher for the previous few years and to be honest, I felt like I just about scraped through the pre-course without fully understanding how and what I was doing with JavaScript (the pre-course is structured with recommended online reading and some practical elements). I was a bit worried I wouldn't be able to keep up when it came to the intensive element. During the first two weeks, I still felt the same and was beginning to think if I was able to forge a career out of this. But around Week 3, when things became a bit more practical as a oppose to theoretical, I felt like everything began to make sense. I want to emphasise that at times you may feel lost, or just about keeping up with all the new information but not really understanding it, but it does eventually begin to make sense and now I've managed to find a job within a month of finishing the course. This has only been possible by a really supportive environment (instructors and peers), amazing curriculum and extremely helpful job support. They say 'trust the process' and you should! It's been a completely lifechanging experience for me which has opened a myriad of new opportunities and allowed me to find remote, flexible work that pays more than double my previous salary, allowing me to have a much better work/life balance. I'd 100% recommend this to anyone who is willing to put the effort in on their side and looking to begin a career in coding and if you're thinking about doing the course but are worried about the cost of it; beg, steal and borrow - it will be a worthwhile investment for sure!