Full Stack Coding Bootcamp - Part-Time Python

The journey began with LinkedIn. I chatted with a guy who was a beginner full-stack developer and asked him for advice on improving my skills. He recommended studying with Developers.Institute and mentioned that they have a campus in my country.I started comparing other courses in the country and decided that this school would meet my requirements. I wanted to study offline, on campus, and needed to balance this with my full-time job. The school offered many courses, so I found one that suited me.Then, I met with a manager from the school, who explained how the course works. Without further thought, I decided it was the right choice for me. On campus, everyone is friendly and welcomes each student warmly.The school provides a platform with numerous exercises. During the course, we had three lessons a week, and on other days, I practiced using the platform. This frequent coding practice was really beneficial. The teacher was knowledgeable and patient with every student. Outside the regular curriculum, we had many interesting sessions that provided experience in self-promotion and other useful skills.Overall, I created two amazing projects using different stacks for my final projects. I'm very proud of myself and grateful for the support from the teachers and fellow students who learned development in my and other courses. 

In Israel it is crucial to have a community of people to network with in order to achieve your goals...Developers Institute is a bootcamp that will not only teach you how to program, but also guide you along your journey to success.The founders of the bootcamp are largely involved in the life as a student here, and the teachers really give you the attention you need.Personally, I came to this course with the expectation learning the foundations of becoming a developer, and applying the skillset to my current role.Knowledge is something that can never be taken from you once it's acquired, and the teachers here will absolutely show you how to code but also how to learn, and troubleshoot problems. The skills the teachers give you do not also applying to coding, but to any problem solving related tasks as well, you will learn how to think outside the box.Also, personally I think it is important to be physically in the class to learn, but some students prefer online so it's really up to you.I would recommend this course to anyone looking how to code / wanting to pivot to high tech as well.It is not for everyone, as it is a big commitment of your time & requires a strong will to want to learn how to code.Overall, I am really happy with the current course I am in & our teacher really listens to our feedback and optimizes the class to fit the needs of the students.If you plan on joining, have fun on your journey :)

I recently completed the Python bootcamp at Developers.Institute, and I'm genuinely impressed with the overall experience. The program was well-structured, covering a wide range of Python concepts, from the fundamentals to more advanced topics. The instructors are knowledgeable and approachable, making complex concepts easier to grasp.What stood out for me was the practical approach taken during the course. I had the opportunity to work on real-world projects, which enhanced my practical skills significantly. The support system, including instructors and fellow students, was instrumental in making the learning journey smoother.

My journey with Developers Institute was a great one, I came to this Bootcamp after trying numerous Udemy courses, also with a background in big Data engineering , and I believe it was a great decision.I decided to enroll the Part time program, which was 3 sessions a week, sometimes we would just code a project while on zoom instead of a class, but I think this is what is so unique and productive about this Bootcamp, there is a collection of never ending exercises and lessons to learn on their platform! everyday you have around 2 must-do exercises, even on days you don't have a class, and about 3 more exercises to challenge yourself.I found the exercises to be extremely productive in taking what we learned in class to practice, and they generate so much 'fruit' , that anyone coming to this Bootcamp must understand that it takes hours of exercises per day to keep up with the level of the course.even though that nevertheless there is an enormous amount of self learning , I believe the advantages of the Full-time program are a must, in the Part time there was little to no interaction between me and the rest of the students in my group, even though it is 'on us' to create these friendships and connections, I believe the environment of studying together physically can produce a better learning experience.I now can confidently identify myself as a web Developer, as coming into this course I know the fundamentals of coding, but this course got me to understand every brick needed inorder to create a high functioning deployed web application, and I think that this is what was missing when I was trying to understand web development completely on my own.Nevertheless, there is a sensation of unity around this place, as you can approach anyone in Slack or even schedule a meeting in person (usually they are available in Google Meet or Zoom and most issues can be helped through that), everyone is friendly, and I sincerely get the feeling from them that they wish to help me as much as possible, with whatever tools they have to do that with.However, I feel that the Job Support part was a bit lacking throughout the course, even though the workshops surrounding socials, such as LinkedIn and setting up your CV, there weren't workshops about job interviews and more advanced parts of job searching, also, as the market in Israel right now is in a bit of a mess, the process of finding an internship through Developers Institute is still available , but is tedious and in 2 months I am yet to even receive a phone call from a company regarding an internship, although, It is certainly effected by the situation in the market, which Developers Institute have no control over obviously.In conclusion, I thoroughly advise you to take the leap, challenge yourself, and give it your all with this Bootcamp, as it is the best solution I can think of to make yourself into a Web Developer.