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Hello! I am happy to share my impressions of the Full Stack Developer course. It was incredible! At first, I really liked the learning atmosphere. The teachers are true professionals, and they make learning exciting and understandable. Even the most complicated... Read More topics became accessible thanks to their experience and talent in explaining. And even if we didn't like something, they responded quickly and solved it correctly! The team projects were really cool. They allowed me to apply my knowledge in practice. And even when I was baffled, teachers and classmates always helped me figure it out. Overall, thank you for everything! This course was really cool, and I can't forget how important your role was in my professional growth!

Hello, everyone! In this feedback, I would like to share my experience and impressions of studying the Frontend Developer course at GoIT. The GoIT school curriculum covers all the necessary aspects of a Frontend Developer's work in great detail. The teachers... Read More and instructors deeply understand web development and provide students with a clear and concise explanation. One of the key advantages of this educational institution is the practical approach to learning. We didn't just learn concepts theoretically but also had the opportunity to apply them in practice by working on real projects. In addition to theoretical knowledge, GoIT also allows students to collaborate on real projects through teamwork. This helps them gain experience in teamwork and solve real problems that they may encounter in practice. I also really liked GoIT's approach to teaching and presenting soft skills, the basics of teamwork, and mutual respect, which is essential for a developer. At the end of the course, I managed to pass an interview at TechnoGroup for the position of Frontend Developer and got the job. In general, studying the Frontend Developer course at GoIT was extremely useful for me and opened up many new opportunities in the world of web development. I am grateful to the GoIT team for their training, knowledge, practical skills, communication skills, and support on the way to employment!

Hi everyone, I am Agami from Baku, Azerbaijan. I want to leave a couple of lines, too.) I took the Bootcamp Fullstack Online course. What can I say? The organization is at a reasonable level. Knowledge, lectures, notes, and additional materials are constantly... Read More updated. Lecturers and mentors are mostly active developers who lead not dry theory and practice from the documentation and often make digressions to real cases that may be encountered in actual development and quickly answer non-standard questions of students. Also, from the pros: 1. A group of students with a mentor and a client manager and constant support in case of difficulties both in training and some organizational issues. 2. Team project after each block. 3. Additional materials on technologies. And many different pluses that can be listed and listed. When writing this commentary, I am already working as a Front-end developer. I don't regret the path I've traveled, and I wish success to every student! Bottom line: This is a good start for beginning a career in IT, provided that the student learns, tries, and fulfills 200 out of 100 assigned material because 80% of success depends only on you. I express my gratitude to the whole GOIT team for their support and the path we have traveled together!

I have successfully completed the Full Stack Developer course. I must admit that the organization of classes, the curriculum, and the delivery of material here are top-notch. The training program includes specific tasks related to finding employment,... Read More which, in my opinion, is a significant advantage. I was also pleasantly surprised by another aspect. Towards the end of the course, I started looking for a job and came across many vacancies that required skills such as TypeScript and MySQL, which were not included in the course curriculum. However, within a few days, I was pleasantly surprised to find additional materials on TypeScript and MySQL. This, to me, reflects that the courses strive to provide not only a fixed educational program but also maximum information and skills necessary for successful employment

Greetings to everyone! The first thing I'll start my post with is that now is probably the most challenging time to "get into IT" for a FrontEnd developer. Think twice before choosing this direction. After completing the course, you will look for your... Read More first job for up to a year. I passed the selection and got a quota for paid training under the IT Generation program. I studied at BootCamp. The selection process was excellent and easy to understand. The school gave a couple of lectures on JavaScript and unlocked access to the first two modules of JavaScript tasks that the candidate had to solve in the allotted time. Those who passed this stage received an invite to the English language test + they had to record a one-minute video in English on why they should do IT. After completing this stage, HR called the applicants, conducted a mini soft skill interview, and scored them. After that, you either received an invite to the paid training (I got a call from the company's CEO and said that I passed, which was nice. I went home inspired.) or rejected. Of course, the unsuccessful tried to raise a wave of dissatisfaction, saying the selection is not selection and school is not school (where without it). After that, the CEO debriefed with an explanation of why people did not pass the selection and did not receive a quota for free training. I gladly joined and listened to the webinar (everything was on point). Now, about the school itself. Initially, I was skeptical about schools that, for 3-6 months, promised to help you go from being a homemaker to becoming an IT specialist. Now, based on my example and the example of my classmates, I realize that it is accurate. The main thing is to choose a good school. The only thing you will have to do is a colossal amount of work to rebuild yourself. The brain will be constantly boiling as it will be driven continuously into gigabytes of new and new information. As we know, forming new neural connections, especially in large quantities, can be slightly painful)). The school did everything to make it as painless as possible). Briefly, the school has fully coped with the main tasks: 1) Transformed my mind to solve IT problems. 2) Gave the necessary and relevant theoretical and practical basis for employment and mastering new technologies. 3) Prepared me for job interviews. 4) Helped to raise the level of English in the IT sphere. 5) I believe everything is possible and everything will work out. Forward and only forward. Bonus - I got access to additional materials, which helped me do the test assignment. Feel free to choose GoIT school and dare, but remember that it is not the school that turns you into a developer, but you do it yourself. The school only helps you to do that. As soon as I have time, I will record a video on YouTube with a detailed review and post it here. It will be interesting. My only regret is that I didn't attend school a year or two earlier. I would have been a senior FrontEnd Developer by now)). Would I recommend this school? Yes, and once again, yes! Good luck to everyone, do what you like and be happy!

Hello, everyone! I want to thank GoIT for their knowledge, for helping me believe in myself, for thinking that I could do it, and for their great help in my job search. These 10 months were great; There were many exciting things: great lectures and webinars,... Read More team projects, and a huge community I became a part of. My dream came true, and I became a FullStack developer) Thank you

Hi there! I want to share how our training at Bootcamp at GoIT School proceeded. Well, in short, it was exciting. But in general, it was quite hard.) We were in training almost all day every day. There is a lot of information, and you have to concentrate... Read More because if you are scatterbrained, you can fall behind, and then it isn't easy to catch up. Our course was also struggling with power blackouts all over Ukraine, but because of this, the teachers were a little more loyal.))) A few words about the teachers. I will not single out each of them because this will be a very long essay... They all try to make you understand, but if you ask for help and don't just sit there and say you don't understand, they don't think you understand. For example, sometimes they explained things to me 4 or 5 times. I was so ashamed, but I came again and said, can you explain it again)))))))) And it was okay, and they explained it to me again until I understood. Because I wanted to understand. Our Daryna was with us 24/7. She could solve any problem, if anything) The projects we did were exciting and large-scale. There is enough knowledge here. I liked studying. I am happy with that.

I recently completed the Full Stack Developer course. The knowledge gained here is beneficial and allows you to find your first job in this field, as I and the people I studied with here have experienced it in practice. The information is presented in... Read More an accessible way, and you can watch explanations from different teachers. It was an exciting experience to work on projects with other people. I thank the entire GoIT team for such a quality course.

I attended the GoIT Bootcamp Fullstack course. The information is presented very well. The teachers are professional. I didn't get a job right away, of course, I had to sweat and work hard, but if you really want to find a job, don't hesitate! Learn for... Read More yourself, and don't be afraid of new things. I work as a Junior React dev at Levios, and I've been on an internship for about a month now. I definitely recommend the school).

Greetings to everyone! I would love to leave a review about the Full Stack Developer course. I did not have to search for an IT school because this school found me – I saw an advertisement about the marathon, then about the IT Generation. So I didn't... Read More have to compare and choose between IT schools. After not being selected for IT Generation, I decided to keep going and invest in my education. The marathon of professions at GoIT helped me a lot to choose the direction I was interested in. Thanks to the marathons and the selection in IT Generation, I received a discount on the Full Stack Developer course. I believe that the money I paid is a worthy investment for the knowledge and experience I have gained. The convenient custom LMS system has become the basis for my studies. Everything you need to know at the beginning is collected in one place. In addition to the notes, you can also find lesson recordings, additional materials, auto-quizzes, interactive games, and much more. A big bonus is that the materials are updated with the latest information, and students themselves have the opportunity to participate in correcting errors in the material when they find mistakes in the notes. After graduation, students still have access to the curriculum. I cannot overlook team projects. It's an incredible experience that you can't get by studying on your own. In addition, teamwork allows you to discover your talents, identify your weaknesses and strengths, and gain valuable experience in cooperation. I should add that it was difficult for me to study because of the lack of time, my main job, power outages, and household stuff, and I sometimes wanted to give up, but now, looking back, I see that it was all worthwhile, because the progress between a year ago and now, when I got to my first marathon, is obvious and very motivating. Now, after graduation, I plan to repeat and consolidate the material I have learned. Because the pace of training was different for everyone, some people gave all their free time, while others, like me, only part of it. Objectively, I think I'm not ready for the interview, so now that there are no more deadlines, I'm going to catch up on my studies. In conclusion, I would like to add that the training was intense and interesting. I will recommend the course at GoIT to all my friends who are interested in studying IT.