Full-Stack Software Engineering Bootcamp Part-Time Online

LearningFuze’s part time web development program has been and continues to be an amazing learning experience. This program has been well thought out and includes in-demand technologies. I really appreciate that they offer this part time program, as it has allowed me to continue working full time while also pursuing my career in web development. The instructors and staff are all amazing and truly care about their students, you can tell they they genuinely want you to succeed and help you every step of the way, including amazing career services. The program is intense and takes a lot of dedicated time and effort, but that’s exactly the way it should be and I’m grateful for it! I would definitely recommend LearningFuze to anyone who is serious about their goals and excited to learn!

I attended LearningFuze's part time remote classes for the last 10-months and I have been very impressed! The course work progresses at a steady pace, you will find you need to do some work outside of class but it was very manageable and their was almost always someone available to help if you get stuck. The professors were all very knowledgable and passionate about coding and, while they didn't hesitate to help out, found a balance where you were also learning on your own. I'm just finishing up my final project and have only touched the tip of the employment experience, I have already had a great time with the LearningFuze job assistance. I've had 2 mock interviews with feedback and next steps as well as resume and LinkedIn reviews.If you're looking for a career change and want to check out coding I would highly recommend LearningFuze (they also have a free 2-week intro course if your still on the fence).

 LearningFuze was the best thing that happened to me in 2020. I searched online for a part time course that would fit my schedule and one that I could attend in person because I wanted to network. Most of the reviews for LearningFuze at the time were for full time students and I was hesitant to put so much money on a program that maybe wasn’t complete for part time students wanting to learn Full Stack Web Development. I attended an info session at General Assembly early in the year and was not pleased with how corporate the whole experience felt. Right before Covid hit, I attended the info session at LearningFuze and was hooked.  I’m glad I attended the info session for LearningFuze, right away I knew the school was ready to help me succeed. I asked plenty of questions in the info session and quickly signed up for the prep classes. Having had only minimal HTML and CSS experience I knew I wanted to learn more. The prep classes are a perfect way to see how the school runs and how the instructors teach. I was lucky enough to attend both prep classes in person, but then right after that, Covid hit and I was nervous I wasn’t going to be able to attend the part time classes. Luckily the transition to online was seamless, I had communication everyday with the instructors whether through slack or through a breakout meeting on Zoom. I honestly feel lucky to have found such a great group of instructors and faculty to help me succeed in my endeavor to become a web developer. The part time courses are just like the full time immersion but takes about one year to complete. What both courses teach are the same, the tech stack of Javascript, React, Node.js, Express and so on are vital to what is being asked for in the job market right now. When working on your work, you will feel as if you are working in a company already, turning in things on Github and having them reviewed by senior developers, in addition to reading code out loud.  I have recently finished the part time course and now I am in the career services part of the journey. Although I don’t meet with my cohort online anymore, my instructors are always ready to chat with me, I can’t thank Brett, Scott, Tim H., and Cassandra enough for holding me accountable and reminding me everyday, through their support, why I invested so much money in this school. 
If you are working a job you are not passionate about, if you love technology but don’t know how to break into tech, if you work full time but think you can’t take night classes, give LearningFuze a try! The part time courses are worth it! 

 Firstly, I’m so thankful to the entire staff at LearningFuze for making my experience of the program challenging, rewarding and fun. I took the part-time classes. Throughout the whole time at the program, I noticed that the instructors do their best to keep the teaching materials up to date with what the market is looking for. I found the career advice from instructors who are currently working in the field very valuable.  Taking this bootcamp reminds you that you have the ability to solve any program that comes your way with enough dedication and effort. 

If you want to spend your days doing independent studies and googling every single new subject blindfolded, then LearningFuze is for you. I signed up for the part-time full stack web development.  They changed their curriculum from a regular lecture classroom environment into an independent studies teaching sort of way.  They literally give you new material in form of assignments.  They provide you with links to read and TEACH YOURSELF the material in order to complete each assignment.  The reason I chose LearningFuze in the first place was because it was being advertised as a school where you can come in without any coding experience and make it out into the real world ready for a job.  Well let me tell you, I was almost done with the program and I still have no clue how to apply all these things into a real world scenario.  They had you set up a dev environment, and they don't explain to you how they did it and what is it useful for or anything. They do not dive deep into any subjects.  They do not give you any sort of lectures.  They are simply just providing you guidance to free material that is found online on official websites.  I would not recommend LearningFuze, I really gave it a shot, but I feel like I did not get what I payed for.  There is better instructors and material found on YouTube.