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Doing the Web Development course this summer was an amazing experience. I come from an artistic background and didn't know much about coding. In 2 months, I'm amazed of what I'm capable of achieving now. The atmosphere there is great, very genuine and positive. The team is splendid, very helpful and dedicated. I strongly recommend to take the leap and start the coding journey at Le Wagon! It's a great experience , coding wise and human wise. 

All the staff, curriculum, installations and methodology is on point.From the beginning they motivate us and tell us which path to follow according to facts and personal experiences.Very comfortable environment, many time they try to makes us relaxed with yoga activities, ice breaker challenges so we can know more about each other, etc. I would strongly recommend it to friends and family.

When they say "change your life learn to code" they are right. With Le Wagon in 9 weeks we made the impossible. No one knew anything about the code, but, from terminal to website on a real URL, you will learn from A to Z what you need to know in order to build a website, with users, with calendar etc... how is a day at le wagon?Morning: a lecture with a Teacher. During the day, the teacher assisted by teachers assistants are present to help you at anytime. And all you have to do is coding all day long. again and again... it will be painfull! But it worth it!At the end of the day, a live code. Someone in front of you will code something. Nice work...day is over...you'll have to do some flashcard to remember what you learnt...and next day go back to the area!At the end of every batch you will have a nice project from your choice to present in front of people and online on twitch during a pitch session. Everything is possible! just choose!No worries for shy people. You are 4 buddys (that's how you will call your teammates) on the same project and only one of them will pitch. Like that you will learn to code as a real team with Git Hub.Every day you will have a teammate with who you will progress, and if you need help, just clic on "ticket" and a teacher will come to save you and explain you again until you understand every concept.More of that, Le Wagon, was a great human journey for all of us. If i had to do it again...just tell me where i have to sign!the way to learn is the good way i think. Quick, regular, and progressive.i do not have anything against Le Wagon. They did a really good work in only 9 weeks. And more than it with still have a connection with all the alumni around the worlk thanks to a slack with 16 000 connections.

I joined the 9-week intensive web development bootcamp in Paris in April 2022 and I found both the training content and format awesome! The training is very demanding but it challenges you in the right way. Teachers and teacher assistants are very careful, they make you feel confident and progress. The scope of skills is wide from back to front, design and project. It is also a great human adventure as you meet very diverse people and work with them.

It's an intensive but very interesting bootcamp, thanks to the schedule: lessons in the morning, then practice hand-in-hand with a classmate, different every day, supported by teacher assistants. The atmosphere was also nice, with different activities organized by the team of Le Wagon. The teachers are patient and interesting as well.I strongly recommend this bootcamp, whatever your goal is.

I decided to join the bootcamp offered by Le Wagon because I wanted to learn more about coding and get the technical skills I believe everyone should have. I couldn't be more happy with my experience with this bootcamp, I learned a lot but also really quickly without feeling overwhelmed with information. I would recommend Le Wagon to anyone who is interested in the tech world either for the technical skills you'll get but also for the soft skill you'll aquire during those 9 weeks. 

An intense but well-structured bootcamp. I learned so much during these 9 weeks, from Ruby, to OOP, Database, Front-end and much more. I was impressed with how advanced was our final project. I couldn't have imagined building this when I started. Not only that, but I also found an amazing community of students and teachers and lifetime friends.I strongly recommend Le Wagon, if you already know you'll love full stack development. Gotta be a bit prepared 🥰

This Bootcamp is great in so many ways. One of the things I loved the most is that you don't just learn how to code in a specific programming language, you also (and maybe most importantly) learn the thinking process behind good coding.The day-to-day is intense and challenging, and if you keep focused, each day will end up being very much rewarding.Another big aspect for me is the community: from the supportive staff of teachers to the alumni all over the world, Le Wagon's international community is an amazing network.There are many Bootcamps and online courses to pick from, I'm super glad I chose this one.

The experience at Le Wagon was super nice. The people are friendly, and the atmosphere there was also perfect for learning. I really liked the group work and the live code sessions in the afternoon. I would always do it again and would not choose another bootcamp than Le Wagon.

I really enjoy all the time in Le Wagon. The whole staff was at the whole time extremely friendly, and I felt very accompanied during the whole process. I can now understand and code web applications, even thought I have never done anything related to coding before. 

 I decided to join Le Wagon for multiple reasons. Having had a business education, I wanted to acquire more technical skills, which are in high demand in today's job market. Secondly, I wanted to learn how to build digital products and transform my own ideas into real projects. Finally, I wanted to increase my chances of getting a job that allows me to work remotely, which is quite common in the tech world compared to other fields. For these reasons, I decided to apply to Le Wagon's Web Development coding bootcamp. Overall, I can say that the whole experience has been amazing. The learning path is very clear and structured. You will find yourself having a 1.30hr lecture every morning and doing the coding challenges for the rest of the day until 6pm. The learning curve is very steep and you can expect to feel overwhelmed at some points. However, the teaching staff is always available to support you throughout the process. You will start by learning the foundations of coding in Ruby, all the way up to making your own web application. You will be amazed when you look back and realize what you accomplished in 9 weeks! I would advise you to attend the bootcamp in person rather than online, if you can. This will allow you to get to know a group of like-minded people, with different backgrounds, that will become your friends during the journey. That's very valuable for 2 main reasons: first, you'll help each other and keep the motivation/energy high during the bootcamp (the study program is quite demanding), and secondly, you'll have great friends to party and travel with (super valuable if you're in places like Bali). One question I asked myself when choosing a coding bootcamp was the following: is 9 weeks enough time to learn coding, or should I choose a longer program (4-6 months)? Based on my experience, I would say that this is a perfect time span. You definitely learn enough to land your first job, even though it is important to keep practicing and learning after the bootcamp. Furthermore, it would be very hard to maintain this workload for a longer time period than 6 months. Overall, I would strongly recommend this experience to anyone who is seeking a career change, new challenges, or a great learning opportunity. It will turn out to be one of your best decisions! 

I loved every single day here, the teachers are amazing, supportive and super skilled and the atmosphere in the batch couldn't be better. I didn't expect to learn that much in only 9 weeks; the challenges are intense but super fun, loved it:)

I really enjoyed my time at Le Wagon Bali. To say it is life-changing is probably an understatement. I loved every bit of it. Let me first say that this review is uniquely my perspective. Each person may have different experiences, so this one is personally mine. I was a little hesitant at first when I saw that they were teaching Ruby as the backend language; industry-wise it's not the most popular anymore. But then I watched a YouTube video of some alumni being interviewed, and he explained why Le Wagon uses Ruby. And what convinced me was that Ruby is a great language if you want to start your own startup, and that's what I wanted most. I'm happy to say that it really satisfied what I am looking for, and as I embark on my entrepreneurial journey I will be utilizing Ruby as my main backend language to start with. I picked Bali because it was the closest to home. I'm an Indonesian from Jakarta and, initially, I considered Singapore and Tokyo as the destination. However, those countries at that time were still closed to tourists, and getting a student visa was not something the boot camp could help with. So Bali was the obvious choice as I also loved the island. But what came with it was more than I expected. I was in a batch of 13 students, mostly Europeans, and it was the best two months I'd had in a while. I made new friends from all over the world and I gained a valuable skill that will change my career trajectory. An alumnus from the previous batch mentioned that Bali is probably the most international campus out of the 45 cities, and I can fully endorse that. If you're looking to make new friends from around the world while also learning to code (and also enjoying Bali life), then this location is for you.The lectures and curriculum were great overall. I come from a no-coding background and so this is completely new to me. Luckily, I managed to hold on to being in the middle of the class. It wasn't easy; every day felt long as you learn something new whilst still trying to absorb what you learned the day before. Thankfully, the teachers were amazing. They really know their materials and are quite experienced developers themselves. They knew how to debug and problem-solve when we students struggled.  They were super friendly and caring about our progress. Overall, four big thumbs up to the teaching staff. I couldn't believe that at the end of the program, I built two different fully-functioning apps. During the weeks building up to project week, I was not confident in being able to achieve that. But with the help of the teachers, my team and I were able to pull it through. I still have much to learn, but I am happy that I went through it. The whole experience really condensed what it's like to be a developer in the real workplace. I think this program is for those who are seriously considering the developer or even entrepreneurial path. The program is tough, but at the beginning of the boot camp, the teachers say, "trust the process", and I think that it's true. Trust the process, don't doubt yourself, and you'll be able to complete the program. 

Definitely the best learning experience I had, the curriculum is so well structured, the learning environment, teachers, classmates were all so good and supporting of each other. The bootcamp is really intense but manageable, it pushes you to work hard everyday, but with the buddy system, and all the teachers support it was a fun learning experience.

Before I joined Le Wagon, I worked as Customer Service in Qatar Airways.I quit the job because I decided to switch my career.I found the new opportunity to become a Web Developer and I decided to join Le Wagon to learn how to become Web Developer.I joined in July 2022 and finished September 2022.First few weeks felt so intense, but with the help of the teachers, I could solve the problems whenever I did the dailychallenges until it came to the project weeks (which is our last week in the bootcamp), the teachers are really helpful and they helped us (the students) a lot to do the projects.After I completed 9 weeks of the bootcamp, I am confident enough to jump into a tech world.Thanks a lot Le Wagon!

In professional retraining, I did the Wagon Bordeaux Web Development training in April-June 2022 and the least we can say is that it exceeded my expectations. The quality of the courses and the teachers, an automated exercise process, the support of the assistants, the system of pairs,…, everything is done to progress quickly. Even if it was intense, I had 9 weeks of real pleasure. Once certified, you are not alone either: regular monitoring of your situation, an effective network allows you to quickly find the job that is right for you. In short, I recommend 200%.

'Montreal’s Le Wagon bootcamp is an amazing experience. Everyone is welcoming, it feels like we're one big family. The team is amazing, teachers and ta’s are helpful and patient in explaining programming concepts. Seeing yourself progress throughout the bootcamp is rewarding, and the final project weeks are intense but I learned so much. At the end you have a final web application to share with the world or add to your portfolio that you built with your team. These concrete skills are essential to finding a job in the tech industry. Thank you Le Wagon.'

For the last 5 years I worked as a chef in a pizzeria and worked in restoration for 20 years. I was tired of working nights and weekends so I was looking to change my career path and find a job with 'regular hours’.Some of my friends are developers and after speaking with them, I realized that being a developer was what I wanted to do :)As soon as I decided to make the change, I looked for a way to make it a reality. After some research, I chose to join a bootcamp instead of doing a traditional degree. Le wagon had very good reviews and a friend of friend of mine hired someone who graduated from le wagon and was very happy with his work.I decided to join and it was an amazing experience. It was very challenging, both personally and technically but also very rewarding. I learned a lot of technical skills and programming languages, and I am still doing challenges almost 9 month after I did the bootcamp with the resources Le Wagon gave me. Finally, I learnt how to work in a team and to be efficient together. During the last 2 weeks, the “projects weeks”, we were ready to start working like real devs, from an original idea, to develop it, code it and present it. I presented it to the community and learned how to speak in public, which was not my strong suit. I’ve learnt so much from my experience at Le Wagon and am happy to continue giving back to the community. 

This 9 week bootcamp is an intensive journey, but your not alone, the team guide you with care and help you to appropriate the concept you learn during the bootcamp. Team working is valuate and it's a plus for your future carrer, the learning process is regulary actualised always accessible and center on challenging yourself.

Le Wagon Tokyo gave me the opportunity to revive my career after 8 years being stuck teaching English in Japan. The full-time course feels like going back to university for a short semester, including meeting the other students who are learning alongside you. Not only do you get a fleshed-out training program that will prepare you to be a real developer, but by the last week the school is connecting you to a network of companies you can apply to and alumni who can give you a hand with job hunting.On the first day, they help you set up a development environment on your computer. After that, each day you are randomly assigned a another student partner and together you work on coding challenges to complete by the end of the day. They start in Ruby, then introduce SQL so you understand the database, then Rails to begin real web projects. They also teach JavaScript to round out your skillset and show you that all programming languages share commonalities. You also use Heroku to learn a very simple introduction to DevOps if you wish to follow that path.What I liked a lot was that the Le Wagon teachers will not only teach you the answer to problems you face while developing, but how to search for the answers to similar questions without their help. I found myself able to solve my own issues and troubleshoot after generalizing from advice the teachers gave me. Doug Berkley and Yann Klein were so patient with my sometimes slow progress and gave useful guidance while my team and I built 2 full-fledged web applications. Even if you don't end up using Ruby on Rails, you still learn to generalize the same concepts no matter what tech stack you end up using.The head of the school, Sylvain Pierre also spent a lot of time on the non-coding side of working in the IT industry. His lectures about giving a pitch for a project, using wireframes and Figma to design an application, how to write a web developer resume were crucial for my job hunting after the bootcamp. The final project pitch night actually turned into real practice for my job interview at the company I ended up joining. I'm proud to say that I'm now a Ruby on Rails backend developer at a fintech startup in Tokyo. Without the training, education, connections, and motivation I got at Le Wagon Tokyo it would not have been possible. Thanks for the unforgettable experience!