I had just graduated college... I had just graduated college with my Bachelors degree and been job searching for months. Right when my chances of getting a job were looking bleak I saw an ad for this program on YouTube. I was very skeptical about the program at first -- I can't even fully articulate in this review how worth it this program has been. There are two key things this program offers that the education system doesn't: job preparation, and the ability to work at your own speed rather than that of a group's. I have learned more marketable skills doing this program than I did in all 4 years of college, and at a much faster pace without immense stress and all-nighters. I enjoyed the coding classes I took in college, but the curriculum around that degree was too much for me. This program is accommodating to your schedule and speed, and there are tutors available. The program also gives you an opportunity to gain work experience, which is possibly the most important thing to have on your resume. If your goal is to get a job in tech, and you know you have the ability, but have no idea how to get there -- this program is for you.

Good all around course for Web development training I just finished the Introduction for the course. It's very thorough and encourages practice in the taught concepts as the lessons are completed. I think the layout, material, and UI/UX are well done. All in all, the course is set up to start at the basics, expand knowledge, give history, encourage practice for concept retention, complete task based goals, and end with a good knowledge and experience for the user. In particular, I'm going through the Web Developer course. If you are wanting to learn or need a refresher, this course is right for you.

Rewarding experience, Challenging content, well thought out schedule. I have an engineering background and love to solve problems. My friend who teaches statistics started to tell me about opportunities in Data Science. I started to research and did some free tutorials on-line dabbling in Python. I loved it! Data Science seemed like a good fit since I love spreadsheets, data visualizations, helping others make data driven decisions, enjoy coding, and I needed a job where I can work remotely. Triple Ten offered me the opportunity to get through a solid Data Science curriculum in half the time and half the cost of a MS at a University. Once I expressed interest online a wonderful recruiter called me and answered a ton of my questions. Honestly, this program seemed like a well-fitted glove for the season I found myself in. I did a trial period of 2 weeks and I enjoyed the pace and the content. I signed up and setup my schedule to get through the curriculum. I study about 2.5 hours a day on average. Usually I find myself spending two days a week spending 5+ hours going through the lessons or working on a project. The other four days I spend about 2 hours. Sundays I take a break. I enjoy the feedback on my projects. The graders provide insights and perspectives that I would never have thought of on my own. I appreciate the pace of the program and the integrated projects. There are challenging sprints, usually followed by a more relaxing sprint. I feel like my CV is growing rapidly and my professional colleagues are impressed and excited for the skills I am acquiring.

I am currently in the QA Engineering… I am currently in the QA Engineering program at Triple Ten and just started my 9th sprint (out of 9). To give you my background, was chemistry and I do not have any previous experience in tech. So far, I am very happy with the program. The course material is engaging with visuals and divided into small lessons, which I appreciate because it feels a little more casual and relaxed than reading textbooks. What I like about TripleTen is the great career support and the community, in addition to the course itself. Through seminars, one-on-one meetings with a career advisor, and reading career chapters, I have learned steps to network effectively, how to utilize my LinkedIn and other social media to stand out, and helpful tips for interviews etc. Tutors are great resources when I struggle with studying. You can ask them questions during their online “office hours” and via the discord channel any time.

Great Data Science Bootcamp I'm currently working on the Data Science Bootcamp from TripleTen and I love it so far. I'm really satisfied with the support that they provide. They have tutors who can have 1-on-1 video calls with you to help you with any questions. I'm not finished with the course yet but it's been a very positive experience. I would only recommend more video content in the course. Videos can often clear up confusion from reading text only. There is some video content but more would be very helpful. However, one of the great things about TripleTen is the career resources. They provide a course just for job searching that includes resume and portfolio help. Along with practice interviews. I definitely, recommend this TripleTen to anyone who is interested in a tech career. Their courses are in-depth and challenging which is exactly what you want when learning a new skill. The course is broken down into "sprints" that have a project at the end. The projects are great because they have people that review your work and give feedback and approve the project. When you're done you can add the projects to your portfolio for employers to see. Also, in the chapters of the sprint they give you tasks to solve a problem using the skills that you learned in the chapter. These are extremely helpful to me to reinforce what I've learned.