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I decided to do Le Wagon because I needed a change in my professional life, it is not easy to know what to do, in which sector and to find the right way to do it.
With the Wagon I discovered the IT, it was a very intense 9 weeks but the teachers and staff are really nice and the atmosphere is very special.
I met great people who I worked with every day and I really enjoyed spending time with them.
It gave me a new vision of professional life, more colorful, more flexible.

 As the founder of Facildata, the digital brick for your building.I have chosen Le Wagon web development program for the two following main reasons:1- To have a concrete experience of coding and web development.2- To be part of the great community of le Wagon which has an excellent spirit and provides so many valuable advices and services for the founders and the developers.  This was a great experience, thanks to kitt and the paris wagon team which follow and guide you along the bootcamp. 

After studying material engineer and then working in the Operations, I wanted to learn something new. I always was interested in coding but thought it wasn’t made for me because I sucked at it in class.I chose Le Wagon because the bootcamp wasn’t long and I could learn everything I needed to know to become a Web Developper in only 9 weeks.Now that the bootcamp has finished, I wish it could have lasted a little bit more. All the staff is super nice and ready to help you when you’re lost.  What I really enjoyed is that the teachers and TA have already done the same bootcamp, few months or years before, so they know what you’re going through, what they are talking about and where you will have a problem.

I just ended my Bootcamp with Le Wagon Paris. During the first 7 weeks, we learned a lot about Ruby on Rails and i'm now independent to create my own websites, wich is amazing !During the last 2 weeks, i was working with three other people on a group project. It was a great way to apply everything we learned on a web app we chose to build. As a group, we had to adapt to everyone's skills so we could be ready for the demo day, where I had the opportunity to present our project in front of 100 people. Le Wagon gave me the confidence i needed to keep learning new things and to start my own company ! I highly recommend :). 

 After several years working in tax law and the banking industry, I decided to move my career in another direction. I’ve always fancied the tech world, that’s why I looked for formations in web development. After some times studying the different possibilities, I chose the Fullstack Web Dev Bootcamp of Le Wagon. Why? Because of its great network of alumni, of its duration (9 intense weeks) and of its renown overall quality. I’ve made amazing friends along the way and I’ve confirmed my liking for programming. Yay!

I was a total beginner in Web Development and was pretty anxious about starting a two month bootcamp. Quickly, I realised that I didn’t have to worry about that. The first day they were saying “trust the program”. Now I can too, tell you personally as a fresh alumni to “trust the program”. It’s perfectly done and I've learned so many interesting notions. I’m glad to have done it.

I had been wanting to change careers and become a web developer for a while, and I finally ended up choosing Le Wagon to kickstart this journey. I am really glad I did! Sure, I could have learned by myself - there are really great resources online, that is true! But Le Wagon uses a very specific learning process that really ensures we absorb and apply the knowledge in an optimal way via their own platform, challenges and projects. And that’s not counting all the skills we acquire that are necessary in a developer position, outside of just programming language skills, such as learning how to learn (so important!), working together as a team, version control with Git, product design with Figma, Agile methodologies, writing user stories, prioritizing features for an MVP, etc. On top of that, Le Wagon Montréal counts on an amazing team and I am glad to now be part of that international community! I am super excited to start my new job as a full stack developer. 

After 7 years of experience in web project management, I wanted to enrich my functional profile through the acquisition of real technical skills. That's why I joined Le Wagon to train as a FullStack Web Developer.My first idea was therefore to enrich my technical skills and thus have an expertise in web project management, both on a functional and technical level. But after 9 weeks of bootcamp and two projects developed in a team, I discovered a new passion. The full-time training is very intensive. But it is also very rich in terms of learning and on a human level. You get into the rhythm very quickly and eventually the time passes so quickly that you feel nostalgic before the end of the course.I spent 9 amazing weeks, the training in general is very well organised and the staff is very competent and educational. I recommend this experience to anyone who wants to learn.

 Before Le Wagon I was working in the fashion industry and had never coded.
When I saw the different backgrounds of the students, I knew I was in the right place.
We are supervised from day one by teacher assistants who were (for the most part) former students and who know exactly what we are going through.
The first few days were the hardest, but once you start to see the results of your efforts, you keep going.
What makes The Wagon unique is also our access to the network of brilliant alumni, who work in cool places, and I landed my first job (only a few days after the bootcamp) thanks to the events organized to meet recruiters and alumni. 

By registering at Le Wagon Paris, I knew that I was going to follow a quality training, but I didn't expect it to be so well established. We trust the program and let ourselves be carried away !The teachers are very qualified, super caring and available. I felt accompanied and supported throughout the training.I learned so much in such a short time, and the progression is crazy : at the end of the 9 weeks, we acquire reflexes and we master the basics. I feel totally ready to land a job as a junior developer.The project weeks bring another dimension to the bootcamp. We work as a team and we give our all to deliver the best possible app !It was an amazing experience ! I am proud to be an alumni now :) 

Le Wagon Paris Bootcamp was an incredible experience. I left my previous company to learn how to code and have more technical skills. At the end of the day, thanks to the high quality of the program and teachers, this bootcamp gave me the opportunity to create and learn the code easier than I expected. More than a program that enables you to learn how to code, I recommend it should you seek a way to learn how to be a developer. 

After 3 years as a pedagogical engineer and chief product officer in a Parisian start-up, I decided to attend Le Wagon Web Development full-time Bootcamp in April 2021, in order to change my profession to Web Developer. During my ten weeks at Le Wagon, in addition to mastering back-end programming languages like Ruby, I also acquired some front-end skills like flexbox, CSS grid, and ES6. Two weeks after graduating from Le Wagon, I found my first job as a Back-End Developer. I am very grateful to Le Wagon for changing my life in only two months.

I just graduated from Le Wagon web development bootcamp and I feel very excited for the future.I learnt so much in such a short time about backend and frontend languages of course but also on how to work more efficiently as a team on a project for example.After working for 10 years in the tech industry on the business side, I feel the bootcamp gave me the skills to upgrade my career.I am thankful for the journey and happy to join the Le Wagon community.

Le Wagon is the coding bootcamp if you really want to learn how to learn. It's challenging and rewarding in all the right amounts, the staff is beyond attentive and the teachers are just amazing. I had the most rewarding learning experience ever the 2 intense months of the bootcamp and it really paid off on my career. I was hired in less than a month after completing the bootcamp.

I attended Le Wagon #550 in Paris (March 2021). It was a great experience. The boot camp is very intense and teaches you all you need to launch a tech product or start a career as a developer. I would recommend it any day. Not only does it teach you the necessary programming skills, front and back end, but it also opens the door to all the Le Wagon online resources and community. Definitely worth your time and investment if you consider learning web development.

My overall experience was very positive. I won’t lie, it was very challenging and confronting you grasp vast amounts of information, but I’m honestly glad I went through that, it was the best way to learn at a fast-paced (the tech industry is naturally fast-paced anyway).I don’t have a negative comment, but more so a suggestion to help students cope with stress during a massive project. I personally coped well under stress, but others not so much. All in all, I loved every moment & would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to change into tech & make awesome new friends.

The bootcamp in Paris was a great experience I am very happy I made this decision to change my life for code ! And after bootcamp, there is also an amazing community worldwide  

I chose Le Wagon because it was recommended to me by 2 friends that had done it a couple of years back. It was super demanding (as you can expect for a coding bootcamp) but it was the best decision I made. The level of organisation and support was everything I was missing when learning by myself. From day 1 you are able to access the entire curriculum, slides, resources, exercises and videos you are going to use during the course. The teachers are available at all times to answer your questions and you get to meet and work with a group of people that are going through the same process as you. Last but not least, you get to join a 10K+ global community, where you can always connect with new people.

Pros: • Great team that make you feel welcome and always happy to help make your bootcamp a fantastic experience• Teachers that care and are willing to go the extra mile to help you establish a coding mindset• While not the most in-demand language, Ruby is an excellent choice for people that are just getting into coding• Attractive pricing compared to competitorsCons:• While Le Wagon does provide excellent workshops, networking opportunities and strategies on how to find employment post graduation, they do not have any guaranteed placement opportunities in affiliated companies, which is a service some bootcamps do offer.

Hi, I'm Keith and I attended Le Wagon Singapore. I have a pretty unconventional route. You could call it a mid-career switch, or even rojak.  
School I studied and obtained a bachelor's in Civil Engineering. That's essentially knowing how to design buildings, tunnels, and bridges. My first exposure to programming was in the first year of school, just like most engineering curriculum. My module thought us the Fortran programming language. For reference, Fortran was the de facto language, back in the 1980s, used to mass calculate forces that a building was subject to, to make sure it wouldn't collapse.  So, I built an IPPT calculator instead. And that's the last time I touched coding, until... Come year 3, I would hear of and be intrigued by the term 'machine learning with python' constantly. The premise of machine learning was incredibly interesting: given a list of all the Titanic passengers and their details (age, gender, cabin seat, etc.), a programming script could identify who survived and who didn't, with a high degree of accuracy. So was sold on this black magic (which I discovered was a whole bunch of Maths and Statistics), and I decided to self-study python. But things weren't clicking as well as I had hoped. 
Work
My first full-time job was doing project management in the aviation industry. Funnily enough, I told myself I would eventually pivot my career a couple of years from then to a tech-based role. So, I started doing Harvard's critically-acclaimed CS50 course after office hours and on weekends. I thoroughly enjoyed the aha! moments and the challenges that left me stumped for hours and days on end. But throughout this journey, the pandemic struck hard on my sector. I thought now would be a great time to take a leap. I duly did my research, left my job, and enrolled in Le Wagon Singapore coding Bootcamp.  
Le Wagon Singapore 
What an amazing experience. Me and my classmates' dove into code straight away. We went from printing "Hello World" and for loops, to building an MVC (Model, View, Controller) ground up, to building and deploying full-stack apps (Ruby on Rails and JavaScript) to the cloud. All in 9 weeks; that's pretty mind-blowing, to be honest. Even today I even wonder how I was able to do that. But I think I have figured out how.  1) Firstly, the curriculum is extremely structured. Every single day has an extremely well-defined topic, such as OOP (Object Oriented Programming). The instructors Miguel and Prima are experienced and well versed in the course material and are always passionate about imparting the programming fundamentals and knowledge to us.  
2) Another huge factor is that feedback is fast and responsive. You may have spent inordinate amounts of time trying to understand concepts on YouTube or bug fixing on Stack Overflow. Le Wagon Singapore massively improves on this experience. They have an efficient on-demand, support ticket system where any technical question can be answered by experienced instructors or TA's. It's what I call "Stack Overflow on Crack".   Of course, it really helps that there is such a fun, friendly and helpful atmosphere in the classroom, where mistakes are encouraged, and no question is considered insignificant, no matter how small or "silly". After all, this is part of the learning experience. 
Last thoughts 
All in all, I am more than happy to have chosen Le Wagon Singapore as it was fulfilling, fun and affordable. It's been a few months after graduation and I am now a full-stack software engineer; I couldn't have picked a better school.