JavaScript Developer

I have fond memories of this school! The course was neither difficult nor easy. I knew what I was in for, so at the time I tried to concentrate 200% on the course and learning.

Now I work as a software engineer and I deal mainly with backend. I create web applications and microservices that support the business of my company. In retrospect I know that the course was only a small part of what I know now, but it turned out to be a great start to change the industry. I finished the JS course, but since a year I've been writing applications mainly in C# and .NET Core, so it's another proof that if you want to, you can :)

I changed the industry, I have a job that I am very happy with, I am constantly learning, I am never bored at work, and of course the salary is much higher :D

The course met my needs. The difficulty level could have been minimally higher. I mainly mean JS, because the React module was already very intensive and in-depth. What helped me the most in learning was the large number of exercises and assignments solved in class and at home. The mentor was well prepared and very helpful, all the other lecturers too.

I am currently on a programming internship, which I got at the end of the course. I found a job practically by myself through Coders Lab - I was invited to recruitment thanks to active participation in workshops organized by your partner company. :) My impressions so far have been great - well organized practical training. Definitely, it is not an internship focused on making coffee and photocopying, but on actual training of a future employee 

I was driving to the lake in the summer and a programmer-friend said I should take a course, that it was easy ( he lied =( ) and I could try it because I’m smart. So I tried. It was hard, you have to learn a lot because there is a lot of information. But in the end I succeeded, now I work and I am a freelancer. I won't tell anyone that it is easy, but I will tell everyone that it is possible if you are willing :) 
If anyone considering the course asks if it's worth it, the answer will be an unequivocal yes!

IT has always interested me, but I didn't know how to get hooked or how to get into this industry. The course made it possible. I learned some basics that allowed me to go further and dive in these topics. Thanks to this, I am constantly developing and every new day brings new challenges to overcome.

On the course, for me personally, it was difficult and intense. More than once my day looked like this:

6-23 learning and programming, 23.30 - 5.50 sleeping ;)
But now I work in IT, financially I am satisfied, and I also know that it will only get better :) Every day I do something different and I often have to deal with things that I did not do. In a word, controlled chaos, which I really like! And the possibility of working remotely is something I have come to love especially these days!

In September 2017 I went to Coders Lab for an open day and got hooked;) I started learning from youtube a few times before, but I was discouraged thinking it was too difficult for me. However, as it turned out, I was very wrong then :)After the course, I definitely had positive impressions, although the course itself was very demanding and intense.I am currently working as a JavaScript Developer. I have 4 years of professional experience. I am working on a large international healthcare application. The work is very interesting:)I still have fond memories of CodersLab and the learning process.

I'm writing this as a newly graduated student - before I signed up for the JS React frontend course I did a really deep research on training companies and my decision could be only one - Coders Lab. Great, friendly, helpful staff, very comfortable training conditions and a very nicely organized open day, during which I had a chance to talk to Coders Lab teachers, recent graduates and recruiters of IT companies - for a non-IT person it's a really valuable thing. I also admit that for me - as a layman - the key issue was the chance of finding a job after the course. And here, Coders Lab offers really good support for its graduates - and I know it not only from their website, but also from the testimonials of friends who attended their courses :) In a word - highly recommended!

 My impressions after the course are positive, for sure the course helped me a lot to enter the IT industry and shortened my learning time significantly.Now I am working as a Junior Frontend Developer Angular/Vue. I've been working in a new company for a short period of time, I'm on a trial period.I'm very happy with the decision I made, a lot of work has been put into the change, but I know there's still a lot ahead of me :) 

I highly recommend this school! Well qualified staff, knowledge conveyed in an accessible way, great support from lecturers and a mentor! The best investment in yourself :)

I've signed up to the Front-end course in English, I pass the interview and the assessments sing the contract, make the first payment and what is more resing to my actual job and two weeks before the course should start they were ignoring my emails till the point I have to call them the same Monday when they should be providing me the pre-work material. When I called the answer I got it was that sorry but we don't have good news for you, we have decided to cancel the course due to there is no enough English speaker students I asked how much do you need they told me 8 and that we me we are 3. They gave me the money back and now I'm job less with no course.