Incomplete learning Incomplete learning. To get the full experience, one must sign up for the treehouse top's subscription for web development certificate. otherwise, using tree house only will not improve one's knowledge.

I did their tech degree and found it ok… I did their tech degree and found it ok until we hit the project that we had to make. What you learn is unrelated to the project actually, you don't learn enough material to build the apps. Its a shame as when i was a normal subscriber i did learn alot. My suggestion would be to make the projects easier and gradually add new methods and techniques to them throughout the course. I thought the projects were near impossible to do without copying source code from somewhere else which defys the point in the learning process, we should be taught the basic building blocks to work out these things ourselves..It's a shame as this platform has potential.

Registration is broken Registration is broken, I was trying with a couple cards and paypal and got no success, instead of helping me a support suggested that there is no money, omg. I do not recommend them.

Absolutely great Absolutely great. I've been studying their courses for a couple of months (HTML CSS Javascript and Python) and I find the videos very clear, the teachers of vary high standards and the tests challenging in a good way. All this for £20/month, very happy with it. BTW, tried a competitor with really high reviews and found the video terrible (python beginners at pluralsight): the 200 minutes free trial is stupidly short to understand if one likes the product and the customer service was POOR. Anyway, review about Treehouse big thumb up!

I've completed Treehouse two techdegrees I've completed two techdegrees through Team Treehouse - the Front End Web Development Techdegree, and the Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree. The production quality is incredible, and I've created an awesome portfolio to showcase my tech skills. I had been enrolled in a Masters of Information Technology degree at a world class university in my home town - ranked in the top 50 in the world. I was frustrated with how poor the quality of teaching was, and how outdated the programming concepts and methods were, at such an insanely high price. So, I took a gamble, dropped out, and studied with Treehouse. I don't think I could be any happier with my decision. I've had a great experience, I've learnt from some incredible Treehouse instructors, received a lot of support from the Slack admin staff and moderators, and - ironically - I was hired by my university to teach programming courses to undergraduate students. If you're serious about changing careers, I really do think Team Treehouse delivers on what it promises.