Ironhack

I did the part-time web development bootcamp from January to July 2022. It was an intense experience, learning the fundamentals of web development. Pros: - clear learning path - structured classes - experiences teacher + teacher assistants Cons: - you... Read More won't have a social life but it'll be worth it.:)

Pros: - Part-time - Lots of resources available and also encouraging you to be a self-learner and to find out info by yourself which is a great skill to have not just as a student but as a skill. - Hands-on learning with case studies and projects - Competent... Read More teaching staff - Helping with the Job search once the bootcamp is over (meeting alumni, helping to know the job market, tips for CV & Cover letter, sharing profile with partners) Cons: - Quite expensive but they do offer different payment scheme to help with that

Just finished Ironhack's Cybersecurity Bootcamp and it was an overall great experience. The content was a lot, but never felt overwhelming. Lots of labs and guided hands on practices that gives you a good understanding of the tools that you are going... Read More to need in the work. Great job support, during and after the bootcamp finished. The facilitator was always there when needed and you feel very accompanied all the way. Highly recommended

I have attended the Web Development Bootcamp Full-time Remote from May to July 2022, and the overall experience was definitely more than satisfactory. Still on the week after being done, the excitement is still there! As a very intensive bootcamp, there... Read More were times when you feel the tight schedule, but fortunately I had my teachers and classmates supporting and cheering us all the time and the content was easily available at the platform. The hands on approach is in my opinion the best way to learn programming and teamwork, and the course's structure is well thought. Don't hesitate to join if you feel like diving into the tech world.

I was a student at Ironhack BCN and the worst experience I had was with the admin staff, especially the Program Manager and the General Manager. They're careless about the students, make too many mistakes, and it seems like they're not focused on their... Read More work or they're just useless. For such a pricey course, they should hire better staff and more passionate people. The teachers and TA were very hardworking

There is a lot being said of Ironhack lately and hearing from most of the graduates, I had the courage to write this down. The whole bootcamp is a blatant lie. There isn't any really education, whatever is being taught is purely a marketing gimmick to... Read More show that 9 weeks is all it takes to change careers. The 9 weeks are just to get started with the basics. There are bootcamps that teach for over 20-30 weeks with the same price but the knowledge gained it far better. Do not fall into the trap that people land jobs after Ironhack like I said. Those that get a job all had some previous coding experience or the company was just a small one. The career hack was full of so many promises but lacked a lot. The career coaches have no clue on how a tech interview takes place nor have they ever applied to any tech job. My 2 cents from the entire experience would be save your money and do some Udemy courses. They are same. Ironhack boasts about it's network, but you're free to go for their meetup and events, or better go for in general tech events in your city. They are far more productive and rewarding.

I was a student at Ironhack BCN and the worst experience I had was with the admin staff. They're careless about the students, make too many mistakes, and it seems like they're not focused on their work or they're just useless. For such a pricey course,... Read More they should hire better staff.

This was a costly online course I have ever attended. They are only looking to fill their pocket and not thinking about the student learning process at all. Classes were overcrowded, instructors were nice and so were the TA's but the content itself was... Read More very underwhelming. 9 weeks is way too little to transition into tech. Those that land a job are all that have previous coding experience and some connections with recruiters. The bootcamp in really overpriced and I wouldn't rather no recommend Ironhack

The company has done a good job to maintain the brand image on social image but does a pathetic job at educating and helping people change careers. All the students in my class had to work hard even after the bootcamp since most of the things covered... Read More in 9 weeks are barely enough to land a job. We had a teacher that was a past student itself, with less than a year of industry experience and the paying the price of 7500 Euros to learn from a past student wasn't worth it. The course seems deliberate and squeezed in 9 weeks for marketing purposes. I'd suggest choosing another provider over this one. The Program managers and staff and least bothered of the complaints that we write on a weekly basis. Their goal seemed to just get money out of the students and somehow have them graduated.

Everyone at the school is very friendly so nothing is their fault though the experience was very disappointing. They were not organized every one I came in contact with was a new employee. We were my instructor's first class ever, he had never taught... Read More before. We were supposed to have a classroom assistant and never did. We were supposed to present our final projects to local companies and never did. We were supposed to interview with local companies and that never happened. Overall it was not worth the 10k. I hoped after graduating they would help us get interviews but even after I did everything they requested I was only given 2 interviews and they were both paying $0 internships. I was trying to change careers leaving a well-paying job. I could only ever recommend this Bootcamp if you're just graduating High School and have no plans to ever go to College. Definitely do not expect any actual job opportunities or assistance after the program they will just recommend you to go to job fairs. Out of 10 people in my class, only 2 landed jobs that were on their own. One had connections from before the course and the other already had a Degree in Engineering... the rest went back to previous employment outside of Tech. DO NOT waste your money and time... if you are serious about breaking into tech take the free courses online and build projects. That is what they will tell you anyway after you graduate.