AI Software bootcamp | On campus, full-time

Le Wagon has been an amazing experience for me! There are teachers and TAs who are available for the 9 intense formation session which is the best thing to learn fast. Which is a problem because if you learn fast you also forget fast so you have to keep practicing after Le Wagon.The best thing there for me were the 2 projects we did during our last 3 weeks because that’s when you use what you learnt to do a real project experience.

 Before attending le Wagon, I was a Product Engineer mainly developing Data solutions using low-code solutions.  I chose le Wagon to extend my skills to Web App Development to be able to build robust and user-friendly tools by myself. What really convinced me in choosing the bootcamp was the product oriented mindset that le Wagon provides to its alumni and the outstanding network le Wagon’s staff created.  Attending le Wagon was a very enriching experience, I felt I was part of the rich community from day one, and it was surprising to see how fast I was learning new industry-ready concepts everyday. It was a great human experience as well, I was able to meet people from various backgrounds, which opened doors to opportunities I did not even know existed. 

With only a few lines of code behind me, I arrived at the Wagon eager to learn. For 9 weeks, I was immersed in the code with my colleagues from batch 551. Very well accompanied by the whole team every day, the Wagon gave me all the tools and a solid base to finally become developer. A very intense experience for which I am immensely grateful to the Wagon for giving me the opportunity. I highly recommend it!

I started attending Le Wagon barely knowing anything about code — but for the fact it would be useful to my career path. I was positively impressed by Le Wagon's very efficient means of teaching, but perhaps more important is how Le Wagon makes one feel at home. Needless to say, those nine weeks were one hell of a ride.

I did Le Wagon Bootcamp in Paris from January 2021 to March 2021 and sincerely It was a revelation for me. I worked during more than 2 years in a large cap company as a Finance Consulting Analyst and I started to learn some codes without knowing anything. To be honest at this time I was completely lost. I noticed Le Wagon trainings since 2014 but I started to dig into their lessons at the start of 2020. I participated in many of their free courses and obviously the value proposed was the best in the market. I advise you to start your discovery or benchmark like this.Concerning the bootcamp I appreciated the high level of the courses and the way it gives you the keys to use Ruby on Rails on your own. The most interesting part is that all courses have a professional use case, you will see how to manage a database or how to deploy a website in production for example. Of course you won't be an expert but at the end you can work as a Junior developer which is my personal goal as many of my comrades.To conclude, I am 100% sure that you will be satisfied by two things with this bootcamp:
The kindness and pedagogy of Le Wagon's staff (professors are completely involved in their roles to teach you the best practices)
The high quality of the courses is impressive, it was my main point of satisfaction in this training (I believe that a bootcamp should teach you how to be efficient as Web Developer, and that's what I have received at the end)
Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions but do not worries, all the staff is here to provide you relevant information.PS: the materials are lifetime available and those resources are literally a treasure !

I graduated from Le Wagon Rio de Janeiro in December 2020.My experience at Le Wagon was pretty much exactly how I had been expecting it to be when I signed up because I read all these great reviews of the course and I believed them. Well I've done the bootcamp and I still believe them. It's exactly how people say it - intense, fun, challenging and rewarding. I've never learnt so much in such a short time (although nor have I worked so consistently hard for 9 weeks). There may be other bootcamps more suitable for people wanting to learn a different set of languages like JS stacks or less focused on web development - but I highly doubt you'll be able to learn as much as you do at Le Wagon in the same time period.The choice to do the bootcamp in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil was the best decision I made. The campus in the heart of the city near loads of cool tourist attractions. Rio is hands down one of the most beautiful cities in the world and you'll realize that the moment you fly into the airport. The course is the exact same content in any campus around the world so why not experience a different culture?The best thing about the course is the teachers and the teaching assistants - in Rio they were all Brazilians with perfect English and wealth of knowledge that they try really hard to pass onto you. You'll miss them when they're gone so use them whilst you have them!

After 15 years in the web industry, as a product manager, I felt the need to acquire new technical skills. Freshly graduated in le wagon full stack web dev bootcamp, I feel empowered and ready to start a new chapter in my career, supported by le wagon network. I learnt not only back-end and front-end languages but how to pitch a project and to collaborate with a team. 

I had the pleasure to follow Le wagon’s program (oct-20 to dec-20) and to meet the team and school mates before the second lockdown. Being back in a ‘classroom’ was a fantastic feeling, everyone was so easy to speak to and the virtual rooms that we had while staying at home were a very good tool to communicate and maintain social interactions. I’ve learned a lot during those two months and now I am so grateful for all the connections I made with people and for the skills I hope to develop after my maternity leave. 

 I worked for 5 years on the development of accessories collections for luxury and fashion brands. I loved my role as a project manager and my varied assignments around product and strategic marketing.Over the years, I became more and more interested in tech products such as Luko, Alan, Vinted… Products that drastically change the daily lives of users and I wanted to be a part of it.I decided to do le Wagon full stack bootcamp to understand the technique behind the product, to learn more about the tech culture and to surpass myself by achieving something I felted incapable of.I am grateful for this adventure which has given me a lot on both technical and human aspects. I keep in memory a strong training program and beautiful meetings with people from all horizons. 

I was a part of the 471 Batch at Le Wagon in Tokyo. I really enjoyed my experience with Le Wagon.Teachers here are all really good at explaining and leading you to solve the problem even if you are a total beginner. The course is intense but I never felt helpless because of their support.I feel supported during and even after the bootcamp! The program is fully structured, you have access to lots of resources(Not only the lecture) even after graduation. The access to all the alumni is a big plus for me. The community is always there and it helps me a lot during my job hunting because I can just reach out to the alumni if I have any questions.You have to join this family if you are looking for a bootcamp in Tokyo!!!After I graduated, I was asked to be the teaching assistant for our next batch. Unfortunately, Tokyo is under an emergency stage due to Covid-19, which meant we had to hold the program on Zoom.I thought this might be hard for the students but Le Wagon’s remote system is very organized and thoughtful. Students can raise the ticket easily and jump into the teacher’s ticket room without the time laps. And the system is designed to keep the connection between everyone including students and teachers. You will not feel alone or isolated at all during the entire program. I will definitely suggest Le Wagon to anyone especially to those who are concerned about the remote situation.

After 2 years as an Outbound Sales in a french start-up founded by former Le Wagon Student), I decided to join Le Wagon Bootcamp to learn how to code and begin my reconversion as Product Manager. These 9 weeks allowed me to understand developers and how a website is built. At the moment, I am working at Click&Boat as Product Manager. Even if the language used is different, these courses help me a lot and I wouldn't be as comfortable in my job without this bootcamp.

Le Wagon is a great school. Full-time is very difficult, but we can learn many things. We get an overview of how the programming world works. With pair programming, live codes, projects and team programming. Fast learning, huge network, professional teachers and assitants. Lots of available material after the bootcamp.Bootcamp is not for completely beginners. If you don't learn fast, you won't be able to follow the lessons.

Prior to Le Wagon I had been working for 4 years in Communications and Marketing, and spent one year with an NGO dedicated to social and professional inclusion in Indonesia. Back in France I knew I wanted to change career but didn’t know where to start. After some research I signed up for the web development course with Le Wagon. Spoiler alert: best decision ever made.What struck me is how fast you learn and progress. It clearly is the perfect match between technical skills, general knowledge, and community. More than coding skills, you acquire a problem-solving mindset. It is really intense for sure, but thanks to the pedagogy and hands-on approach you can directly apply what you learn.During the bootcamp live talks are organized with industry professionals so you can discover potential career opportunities and start to build your network. There are also many hiring partners who know what to expect from Le Wagon alumni.Now I feel ready to work as a web developer and use my newly acquired skills for social and environmental projects!

 I was apart of the 501 Batch at Le Wagon in Paris. Unfortunately mid-way through our batch, we got re-confined due to Covid-19, which meant we had to follow the program on Zoom. The Wagon was very organized and available to make the transition as smooth as possible. I never felt abandoned or on my own, and still felt like I was getting the most out of the program as possible. My teachers were there every step of the way, and there was still a big sense of community. Overall, regardless of the covid regulations, I really enjoyed my experience with The Wagon. I feel as though I really learned everything necessary to become a full stack web dev, and am very confident in my coding skills thanks to them. I really recommend the BootCamp to anyone who is interested in Learning to code ! The Wagon is really there to support their students, before, during, and after the Boot Camp. 

I joined the Wagon in summer 2020 after graduating from business school to upgrade my technical skills and learn about web development.  I think it was one of the best experience of my life but also one of the most challenging: 9 weeks to become a web developer is quite a challenge!  What I liked the most about the Wagon was the highly structured and efficient pedagogy: learning new concepts every day until I could develop Airbnb and my own project.

The Wagon is a caring and studious environment to not only learn to code but to learn to learn. The challenges are daily to always go a little further in the concepts of programming while consolidating as the knowledge is acquired. Especially since I find it very rewarding to continue to progress and transmit what I have learned myself as a Teacher Assistant and to have the feeling of being part of an extremely active community in France and internationally.

Before Le Wagon, I was preparing the agregation in philosophy, but during the year, I realized that teaching in national education did not suit me. I needed a change, something more dynamic! I’ve always wanted to learn to code, so I decided to take the plunge!As it didn’t require any prior skills and I had heard a lot of good things about it, the training offered by Le Wagon seemed to be the best according to my profile. In October 2020, I joined Batch501! I met great people, the atmosphere was very friendly and the teachers were very educational and competent. We learned a lot of things very quickly and we are a little better every day than the day before. The buddy system allows students of different levels to help each other, so you never feel alone when you struggle! I had an incredible experience during these two months!

After more than ten years in the movie business, I wanted to reconvert myself in the web. A friend of mine had just left a batch and was transformed, and I wanted to be transformed too. I have discovered a new passion, something new and new people who accompany me. More than a bootcamp, it is a benevolent environment where there is a lot of help. It is not easy every day but each small victory is a huge one, and I loved that feeling. Every day you feel stronger, every day you have the impression of evolving. Being at Le Wagon had been a perfect springboard to a new life, and I will continue to recommend it !

Full stack web development

Le Wagon was exactly the push I needed to learn web development and discover what I’m capable of. I saw how much you can learn in a short time, given an optimal environment and structure. One of the best things about the curriculum was how it all made sense at the end. I enjoyed each module but sometimes found myself curious how it all will come together. I must say I wasn’t disappointed. I loved doing the challenges and practicing the concepts we learned that day hands-on. I appreciated the effort that was clearly made creating each one of them, and it was a crucial part of the bootcamp I believe. I spent the first week on campus and kept doing the rest of the bootcamp remotely. Covid surprised us all and forced us to be capable of doing more online. Both experiences were amazing, I loved having a structured day with lessons and challenges. It was amazing to see how far we all came at the end of the bootcamp.  The project weeks were both quite challenging and rewarding at the same time. I was the team leader which was a responsibility I happily took and enjoyed very much. Balancing responsibilities and tasks through the team became tiresome sometimes but the end result was very rewarding and I think those weeks were great to see how it is to work as a team. It was great to connect with many professionals, all in different roles in tech during the Career Week. Listening to their recommendations and their experiences was definitely inspiring. We also learned how to create an appealing CV for ourselves  Two weeks after the bootcamp I started working with two Le Wagon alumni from two different batches and different countries on a volunteer project. I was referred to them by another alumni who watched our demos. It just shows what an amazing network Le Wagon provides during and after graduation. I also realise that working together is quite easy because despite doing the bootcamp in different cities and times, we all somehow speak the same language and understand each other well. I also started a full-time job as a Junior Full-Stack Developer in in a startup less than three months after graduating Le Wagon and am again thankful for the opportunities provided to me by Le Wagon.    I love meeting new people and talking to them very much. Le Wagon’s global alumni is great to do exactly that. It is very easy to get in touch with other alumni all around the world and everyone is very helpful and nice. I also miss creating tickets and talking to a teacher whenever I faced problems and the buddy system. I really enjoyed the community vibe Le Wagon provided for us.