HyperionDev

I have found the course to be somewhat frustrating due to the lack of support. Mentors are no longer available through Discord which has meant up to a two week wait simply to be able to receive help via a 1:1 call – this is not in line with the quota... Read More of 8 mentor calls per month. On one occasion the mentor was unable to help and said they would speak to a colleague and get back to me – I did not hear back from the mentor despite sending a chaser. On another occasion the mentor was unable to assist during 1:1 call (after waiting two weeks for the appointment) because they had not covered this topic before (Django II). Emailing the support team has meant delays of up to one week, simply to hear that my problem is being looked into. For someone who has no previous coding experience, it is hard to explain the disappointment and frustration at the lack of support/follow up. I had previously raised concerns about falling behind with course work and the response was ‘Please try to catch up as much as you can. You are more than welcome to contact us a week before your support end date to discuss your extension options.’ There have been some improvements, such as more realistic submission dates for course work (despite two of the tasks having dates that are beyond my 6 month course duration). Whilst I have been enjoying the course content and the reward of good feedback/grades following course submissions, the lack of support adds unnecessary anxiety, especially as I approach the final quarter of course. Ultimately, I have lost confidence in their ability to deliver this course.

Hyperiondev is a good education system. My course started on 5 September 2022. This course was fully online but I could make an appointment book one-on-one with my mentors or other mentors to get the support. All time when I finished my tasks and required... Read More code review. I got a very good comment for my task. They give me good suggestions and what could be improved. I learn more from the code review. Before the course, My code style and programming document was very poor. Now I have confidence after the mentor's suggestion and support. I feel good in this field when I have a new job in the future. My course has four levels. Every level has different course content from beginner to expert. You will be better when you complete all the tasks and finish the course.

I am an onsite software engineering student, the course material is a good foundation into programing for those beginning, unfortunately for me django updated and outdated the material so i struggled to finish in the 3 months we were given. you never... Read More stop learning in this industry so be prepared to constantly feel like you dont know anything. the community onsite is friendly.

HyperionDev is a competent organization that provides boot camps across different areas of programming. In my experience I had to work 65-70 hours a week in my boot camp to cope with the work load. I also had to do extensive research online for some of... Read More the tasks in addition to my study material. The study material is informative, helpful and concise. The mentors are also helpful without making the course too easy for you. My suggestion is making mentors more quickly available to students. The knowledge I have gained from HyperionDev is of a superior stature and I am now confident in my skills as a programmer.

It was really long stressfull journey however the mentors were always there to assist . From "Hello World!" on HTML to a Fullstack app , it has been a wpnderful experience being able to code on my own and interacting with other coding geniuses across... Read More the continent and learning from everyone i come across

The Bootcamp was a great experience. It gave me the leg up that I demanded to change my career and it tutored me the knowledge and chops demanded for web development. The opportunities that have surfaced from this experience are good. I did everything... Read More that was asked of me to become employer ready. I chose this program for changing my career direction to Web developer and it really helped me a lot. I wanted to make a career change, and the program gave me the basic and the confidence to make it happen.

I am nearing the end of my bootcamp and I can't believe how much I have learnt. I have been doing a full time course and although challenging it has been thoroughly enjoyable. The course content is clearly delivered and in depth. The mentors are very... Read More knowledgable, professional and always go the extra mile to help. I 100% recommend HyperionDev!

I am busy with the Full Stack Web Dev bootcamp. In the last six months I have learnt a lot. The course is well structured and the mentors are knowledgeable. Some of the things we learnt was a bit outdated, but it seems that HyperionDev has updated their... Read More curriculum which is good to see. Overall I would say that it was a great learning experience and that I would recommend Hyperion to anyone who wants to start a career as a web developer.

There are many benifits to this programme - A well structured curriculum that gives you access to amazing qualify info, they have additional reading on everything if you want to deep dive a subject - This curriculum is staggered in a way that makes it... Read More easy to grasp things and slowly builds into a surprisingly solid foundational knowledge - Access to a great community through discord, the student and mentor interaction here if utilized can really add to your learning experience - Supportive and motivating staff, i am someone who gets frustrated when i feel dumb and well you are going to feel dumb sometimes when you just cant wrap your head around something and the staff are so helpfull and understanding that they get you through it. - invaluable one on one mentor calls. for some the below will be a con but for me many of them were a boon. - This is not high school, and spoonfeeding isnt an option in programming, the whole point is to teach you to become a life long learner and researcher so the tasks are built to have you strugling alittle to find the answer (in the sence that they will ask you to do small things that they have not explicitly explained, youv got to do the research and this is a HUGE part of becoming a programmer) - you are not going to love/understand or instantly bond and speak the same "language" as every mentor, luckily you get to choose which mentor you book calls with for support, try out a few, ask them what they specialize in and find who you work well with, they are all however willing to go the extra mile and will send you resrources and even chat on discord if you are really stuck. - This will take more time and concentration than you think, as a psychology student i could read half the book in third year and well i cummed my degree, you cant skip anything in programming, you have to understand it all, and be able to apply it. My advice is to put the work in and you will reap the rewards, the active careers and mentoring team are amazing tools that will get you where you need to go if you use them.