HyperionDev
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HyperionDev offers part-time and full-time bootcamps in software engineering (6-12 months), data science (3-6 months), and web development (3-6 months) available online and in person at campuses in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa. HyperionDev’s deep experience supports students’ ability to code and helps them achieve career-focused skills. Students will engage in tailored courses and coding exercises that integrate human-led code review. HyperionDev has partnered with organizations such as Google, Facebook, The University of Edinburgh, The Computer Science Association of South Africa, Oracle, and the South African Department of Education to ensure the highest quality standards.
To apply, students should have a motivation and dedication to learn and apply their minds to more complex tasks in programming. The bootcamps are written and spoken in English.
Along with earning a HyperionDev certification, students will also get career guidance and job search support once they have completed their bootcamp successfully. Career services include interview preparation, CV and portfolio preparation, and access to HyperionDev’s hiring network.
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Nomathamsanqa NyathiStudent • Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineJan 27, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/AMy HyperionDev experience
I recently started my Full Stack Web Development online boot camp at HyperionDev. As a new student to the world of developing, my experience so far has been positively challenging. The tasks which we are given to work on are based on real-life situations, meaning we don't just cover the module for the sake of passing time, but we are getting skills needed and necessary to apply in a working environment. The reviews on submitted tasks, provide feedback on what you are doing good, where yo...I recently started my Full Stack Web Development online boot camp at HyperionDev. As a new student to the world of developing, my experience so far has been positively challenging. The tasks which we are given to work on are based on real-life situations, meaning we don't just cover the module for the sake of passing time, but we are getting skills needed and necessary to apply in a working environment. The reviews on submitted tasks, provide feedback on what you are doing good, where you are going wrong and guidance on what to do to produce better work.- LeratoStudent • Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineJan 26, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Flexible and Effective
I'm coming from an Architectural background and wanted a platform to learn new skills to enter the Tech Industry through Web Development and HyperionDev provides that with online/onsite options. I chose the online option to learn the skills I need to become a Full Stack Web Developer while pushing my side hustle (creating art pieces). I was able to obtain a partial-scholarship because I was a student and they cost dropped from R20 000 to R17 970 - not a huge compansation but it helped...I'm coming from an Architectural background and wanted a platform to learn new skills to enter the Tech Industry through Web Development and HyperionDev provides that with online/onsite options. I chose the online option to learn the skills I need to become a Full Stack Web Developer while pushing my side hustle (creating art pieces). I was able to obtain a partial-scholarship because I was a student and they cost dropped from R20 000 to R17 970 - not a huge compansation but it helped a bit.
The curriculum is so easy to follow and they also encourage doing additional research. This very necessary to implement as a developer as the Web is very volatile and one needs to make sure they are always up to date with what new in the industry.
I love working at my own pace and the tasks help test your knowledge. HyperionDev implements a very interactive learning approach which has helped me to absorb a lot of information in such a short amount of time and I've been assigned a mentor who I can contact whenever I'm confused by something in addition, they have a discourse virtual campus where questions are answered very quickly by the community.
I would recommend this institution to anyone who wishes to enter the Tech industry while obtaining up to date good quality education.
- Reece GibbsStudent • OnlineJan 25, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
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HyperionDev runs a tight operation. I am currently enrolled in one of their Immersive Programs and I cannot fault them on any aspect of their operation.
Very happy with them! - Greg HillStudent • Certified Full Stack Web Developer • OnlineJan 25, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Highly Recommend!
Really well structured course, provides you with easy to understand explanations of code along with many examples.
They are task focused so you learn by doing (coding)!
Excellent support via their mentors, online forums and code reviews! - Kyle DornanStudent • OnlineJan 25, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Is Hyperion Dev worth it ?
Yessss , yesss and yess since the start of this camp I have had non stop feed back on how my work is going and on mistakes I’m making which is amazing really makes you feel like you can do it and you not alone. - HennoStudent • Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineDec 18, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
HyperionDev is the best!
As an accountant in the corporate field, I noticed more and more automation happening. And before my job is being replaced by a program, I thought let me be that person to create that program.
HyperionDev's bootcamp provided the necessary skills from beginner to advance. If you are stuck, there is always a mentor a message or email away to assist you in the right direction. Something amazing, as you submit your tasks, it get reviewed/marked within 48hrs, so you know immediately if y...As an accountant in the corporate field, I noticed more and more automation happening. And before my job is being replaced by a program, I thought let me be that person to create that program.
HyperionDev's bootcamp provided the necessary skills from beginner to advance. If you are stuck, there is always a mentor a message or email away to assist you in the right direction. Something amazing, as you submit your tasks, it get reviewed/marked within 48hrs, so you know immediately if you need to review a certain skill before proceeding. They ensure the foundation is perfectly solid!
I would recommend HyperionDev, and any of their courses (even if you dont have any experience)!Melanie of HyperionDev
Marketing Associate
Jul 18, 2024
Hi Reviewer,Thank you for the amazing review, we're glad to know that you have enjoyed your time on the bootcamp. We wish you the very best for your future endeavours.Happy Coding,The HyperionDev Team - Zea HennikerJunior ProgrammerDec 17, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
As a Working Mom
As the working mom, you do not always have free time, so I decided to allocate my free time to study part-time expecting everything to go perfect.
HyperionDev has been so understanding that life throws curve balls when you least expect them and I really want to say thank them especially to Tevin one of the consultants.
- Morne DannhauserStudent • OnlineDec 08, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
HyperionDev is the BEST
I have had an amazing experience at HyperionDev with myself working full time I have managed to find a university that offers a 6 month boot camp that gives me all I need and allows me to still work while I am studying 🙏 - RehanStudent • Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineNov 30, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Great experiences with Hyperiondev
I'm currently enrolled in the Software Engineering Bootcamp, and to provide some background information I study BSc IT part time so I do have some prior knowledge of coding, but this course is so in depth and provides such a big expansion to previously obtained knowledge. I would say this is better than getting a degree where you do so much work and learn nothing much about real world coding etc. Doing my course through Hyperiondev was the best thing I could've done, they provide great m...I'm currently enrolled in the Software Engineering Bootcamp, and to provide some background information I study BSc IT part time so I do have some prior knowledge of coding, but this course is so in depth and provides such a big expansion to previously obtained knowledge. I would say this is better than getting a degree where you do so much work and learn nothing much about real world coding etc. Doing my course through Hyperiondev was the best thing I could've done, they provide great material to give you the knowledge and a lot of tasks that you have to submit that forces you to practice what you have learnt. Think you might get stuck with things because you are new? Not to worry, they provide each student with a mentor that is available pretty much anytime during working hours via discord and you can even set 1 on 1 meetings with them ranging from 30min to 1 hour where they will explain to you every detail that you don't understand. I am with Hishaam and he is great at what he does and super friendly, keeps things professional but does not shy away from making you feel human.
Thanks Hyperiondev and Hishaam for the wonderfull experience. - Anne HollambySenior Graphic Designer • Student • Full Stack Web Developer • OnlineNov 29, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Switching careers made easy
The course structure and content is perfect for someone like me who needs to upskill to enter the tech space. The video content especially works very well in explaining concepts. And the mentors are extremely knowledagble. - BradStudent • OnlineNov 27, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
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If you are contemplating joining Hyperiondev all I can say is take the jump and join, you will not regret it . You have amazing mentors to help you on your journey along with a beautiful peer support system . I LOVE IT - Aveshnee IyerGraduate • Data Science Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineNov 17, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great challenges for hands on application
The HyperionDev course gives you real life experience solving for complex problems. It teaches you to research and gets you to really apply yourself. The mentor concept is great as you have support. - Mpafane DeyiCEO • Student • Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineNov 02, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
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Doing the Software Engineer Bootcamp with HyperionDev has been an absolute pleasure for me. I have found many aspects of the course relevant for application in my field (Water Science and Engineering). The course and exercises are structured in a manner that is easy to follow from a gentle introduction to an advance level.
I would strongly recommend the course to the young and old, those who are young graduates and those that have just finished high-school. Coding is a good skill...Doing the Software Engineer Bootcamp with HyperionDev has been an absolute pleasure for me. I have found many aspects of the course relevant for application in my field (Water Science and Engineering). The course and exercises are structured in a manner that is easy to follow from a gentle introduction to an advance level.
I would strongly recommend the course to the young and old, those who are young graduates and those that have just finished high-school. Coding is a good skill to have and there are limitless potential applications in the work place and in under&post-graduate studies. - MartinStudent • Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineSep 25, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Review
I started my full stack web development bootcamp in July after switching from a legal field. The course structure enabled me to pick up the programming concepts. Currently I'm on track with my tasks and hopefully I finish early December.Melanie of HyperionDev
Marketing Associate
Jul 18, 2024
Hi Reviewer,Thank you for the amazing review, we're glad to know that you have enjoyed your time on the bootcamp. We wish you the very best for your future endeavours.Happy Coding,The HyperionDev Team - Francois WepenerGraduate • JohannesburgJul 22, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Francois Wepener
I did the Full Stack Web Development Part Time Bootcamp.
It is a great course and I had an amazing journey throughout the course. The mentors and other departments are very helpful and they will assist in any way possible.
The course content is relevant to to current market. The most popular development stack is part of the course. You will also learn a lot of other technologies and they all compliment each other. The course is well planned and easy to follow. You will have to ...I did the Full Stack Web Development Part Time Bootcamp.
It is a great course and I had an amazing journey throughout the course. The mentors and other departments are very helpful and they will assist in any way possible.
The course content is relevant to to current market. The most popular development stack is part of the course. You will also learn a lot of other technologies and they all compliment each other. The course is well planned and easy to follow. You will have to do a lot of research, which is part of the tech path, and this also develops you into a better full stack developer.
I highly recommend this course to anyone who want to start a career in web development. - WesleyStudent • Certified Full Stack Web & Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) • Cape TownJul 19, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Avoid HyperionDev at all costs!
The quick version: Terrible, terrible, terrible. Avoid at all costs!
Here's why...
Being in the Aviation Industry and grounded because of CoVid-19, I decided to ups**** myself by learning to code. I had done some coding in Python before on places like Udemy and by reading books, but decided now was the perfect time to dedicate serious time and effort into this. I joined HyperionDev for the primary reason of being accountable to a mentor. The website adverti...
The quick version: Terrible, terrible, terrible. Avoid at all costs!
Here's why...
Being in the Aviation Industry and grounded because of CoVid-19, I decided to ups**** myself by learning to code. I had done some coding in Python before on places like Udemy and by reading books, but decided now was the perfect time to dedicate serious time and effort into this. I joined HyperionDev for the primary reason of being accountable to a mentor. The website advertises that a mentor would tailer the course to your experience and guide you from “zero to hero”. I paid the full fee of R19 995 for the six month Data Science Bootcamp. It went downhill from there…
The bootcamp started on the 5th May 2020 and it asked me to schedule an “on-boarding call”, which I did. A call was scheduled, but never received.
I then checked on how I would go about scheduling a call with my mentor. To my surprise, the next available date was in four (4) weeks… June.
I then called HyperionDev and bought the above to their attention. I offered 3 scenarios: Either assign a different mentor to me, transfer me to a different bootcamp, or refund me. I was told to stick with it and was given my mentor's email address to schedule calls. I accepted.
I went through Level 1 of the bootcamp quickly, as I already had experience in Python. However, whilst doing the tasks, I remember feeling sorry for people that have never coded before at all. More on that later.
When I needed help from my mentor, I fired off an email and could only schedule a call a week later. Unfortunately, even the call was disappointing. Not my mentor's fault - How much can you really teach and explain in 30 minutes?
Think you’ll get personalized code reviews in your code file as shown on the website? Nope. They show code feedback on a separate webpage. If you’re lucky, it’ll be personalized. I received a lot of automated feedback. You’re told to ask questions in your code file, but the automated response doesn’t address questions. Better ask your mentor for help… in 2 - 4 weeks.
“Code is reviewed within 48 hours.” No, no, it’s not.
On to the content. The good stuff - the notes that will teach you how to code. They are delivered in PDF format to a Dropbox folder. There’s some text on there and a few tasks, which are much, much more involved than what you were taught in the PDF. Expect to research how to code if statements and loops on the internet. It does not teach them before you need them. Sure, doing your own research is good and part of the learning process, but there are limits. They should vary tasks just enough that they make you research the official documentation and not outdated forums. They plagiarize most of the tasks. If you want to do tasks/challenges, go to HackerRank or similar sites. Think the projects are related to real-world problems? They’re not. They’re just more meaningless tasks.
To accompany the PDF’s, are “example.py” files that have example code for you to read through. Right at the top, you’re reminded that they are there for you and should you get stuck, to please contact your mentor. Prepare for a 2 - 4 week wait if you go that route. Some files ask you to make sure you have Python 2.7 installed, while it teaches the course using Python 3! You run the file… error. Now you’re troubleshooting their example file. If you know what you’re doing, you’ll find the “print” statements aren’t accompanied by parenthesis (). The entire file still has Python 2.7 code.
They don’t teach best practices. All variable names are in CamelCase and not snake_case as recommended by Python style documentation. In another, you’re asked to install SpaCey, a Natural Language Processing module. Enjoy spending the day trying to get that installed! Don’t bother asking your mentor for help. They’re not available. The instructions on how to install SpaCey are incorrect in the PDF. Best to just go to the official SpaCey website. Also, the version of Python they provide for you is the 32bit version. SpaCey needs the 64bit version.
With all of that said, I asked for a refund on the 29th May 2020, as what they promised on the website before joining was not being delivered. I was happy to pay the one month fee of R4795 plus the 15% cancellation fee.
It has now been 5 weeks later and after working my way from Support to the Head of Education to the CEO and the legal department, I finally received a response:
They are putting me on the new cancellation policy which came into effect on the 1st July 2020.
It states that since I completed 29% of the course and that I enquired about the refund policy on the 29th May, my cancellation was made in week 4. I am therefore, eligible to receive a refund of 40% minus a 15% cancellation fee. Depending on how you work it out, that’s a refund of between R5000 and R6800. From R19 995. Disgusting. The bizarre thing is, even if I had just paid monthly, I would have covered the same amount of content.
I have no choice now but to take it further legally.
There are FAR, FAR, better courses out there that are free or very cheap. If you want to learn web development, use freeCodeCamp. If you want to learn Python, use Udemy. Courses are excellent and only cost around R200. Sure, you don’t get mentor support, but you get very little of that at HyperionDev, anyway.
If you specifically want to learn Data Science, try Codecademy or DataQuest. I have since moved on to another learning platform called Udacity and it is amazing! Projects are real-world - Analysing actual data sets. Content is fantastic. Video and text is available. They mark projects with personalized feedback in less than 24 hours. They marked my last project in 10 minutes. Mentors answer questions within 30 minutes.
If you must join HyperionDev, DO NOT pay upfront. Instead, pay monthly. That way, if you feel like they sucked you in by false advertising, you can at least cancel and stop the debit orders. Lesson learnt.
Good luck.
Melanie of HyperionDev
Marketing Associate
Jul 18, 2024
Hi Reviewer,We would appreciate your name and email address in order for us to engage in meaningful dialogue and to resolve your query. Anonymous reviews make this task more difficult.Our team believes in working fairly towards a resolution wherever students of HyperionDev bootcamps have legitimate concerns or complaints. We hope to hear from you soon and to have the opportunity to turn your experience around.Best Regards,
HyperionDev - MatthewStudent • Certified Full Stack Web & Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) • Cape TownJul 19, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Promise the world, deliver nothing
Where do I start as the list of negatives are basically endless. I really wish I had seen the HelloPeter reviews before deciding to spend R20 000 on a course that doesn't offer you anything near what they promise. This is meant to be a modern, tech, educational platform that is forward thinking, but I can promise you it’s just like any other old school company. Theres nothing revolutionary in the way they teach, mark your work, provide your tasks… It's basically a drop box folder and ar...Where do I start as the list of negatives are basically endless. I really wish I had seen the HelloPeter reviews before deciding to spend R20 000 on a course that doesn't offer you anything near what they promise. This is meant to be a modern, tech, educational platform that is forward thinking, but I can promise you it’s just like any other old school company. Theres nothing revolutionary in the way they teach, mark your work, provide your tasks… It's basically a drop box folder and are code isn't reviewed line by line, you just get overall feedback.
The course has massive holes in it (full-stack web development), and you basically just end up running a bunch of free courses in parallel to try and get you over the line, which makes you think what the point is of spending R20 000 on a mentored course that does nothing of the type. You get a PDF outlining what you need to do which suffices at first (to make sure you get past the refund clause in their policy wording), but as you move on you may as well just skip to the tasks and research those online. I had to get the developers in my current company to help me out and due to learning everything online from multiple sources, the way I write code isn't good practice. This leads me to my next point…
There are way too many students for the mentors available and there is no personal touch of them knowing where you are, and what they should teach you because of this. Sometimes it takes over two weeks to get a session and by that time your ripping your hair out as your 5 tasks behind and need another 4 sessions. I work a full-time job and getting sessions after hours is a nightmare. The one thing they are good at is selling you the course, I was promised this would be a breeze outside of my 9 - 5 job and that they are specialists in this. Don't even think about this course if your working, but I wouldn't recommend it if your not either. My tutor really tried to help me out after hours but was always exhausted or had to cancel sessions at the last minute. I put aside weekends for this only to be cancelled on last second and then to spend the rest of the weekend just stressing about how to finish the tasks by myself.
The customer support operates at a snails pace, to get anything sorted takes days to a month. I complained and eventually got a small refund which took over a month, still not happy with the outcome.
My advise, keep your hard earned money and grab courses online, as you learn way more from free websites than spending a huge amount of HyperionDev.Melanie of HyperionDev
Marketing Associate
Jul 18, 2024
Hi Reviewer,We would appreciate your name and email address in order for us to engage in meaningful dialogue and to resolve your query. Anonymous reviews make this task more difficult.Our team believes in working fairly towards a resolution wherever students of HyperionDev bootcamps have legitimate concerns or complaints. We hope to hear from you soon and to have the opportunity to turn your experience around.Best Regards,
HyperionDev - Kyle SStudent • Certified Full Stack Web & Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) • Cape TownJul 19, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Selling people on a dream
They will not "Kickstart your career in tech".
Where to begin, I sold my car to pay for this course, and what I received in return was an out-dated course, basically zero career support, a half baked hiring platform with no opportunities for the average graduate, most job postings on their connect platform ask for years of experience.
As for the certificate, it has no recognition in the industry and if an employer looks at the certificate all they will see is a certificate ...They will not "Kickstart your career in tech".
Where to begin, I sold my car to pay for this course, and what I received in return was an out-dated course, basically zero career support, a half baked hiring platform with no opportunities for the average graduate, most job postings on their connect platform ask for years of experience.
As for the certificate, it has no recognition in the industry and if an employer looks at the certificate all they will see is a certificate of completion, you can get the same thing from an R200 Udemy course.
Furthermore, the Mentors have to look after way too many students and are frequently swamped. And the one time I needed help from my mentor he told me he didn't have experience in the topic I was stuck on.
Everything you find in the course material can be sourced for free online and through youtube tutorials.
I have found myself a job based on past experience and I have asked multiple companies if they have heard of HyperionDev...not even one has said yes.
Don't waste your money, time, or effort on this scam.Melanie of HyperionDev
Marketing Associate
Jul 18, 2024
Hi Reviewer,We would appreciate your name and email address in order for us to engage in meaningful dialogue and to resolve your query. Anonymous reviews make this task more difficult.Our team believes in working fairly towards a resolution wherever students of HyperionDev bootcamps have legitimate concerns or complaints. We hope to hear from you soon and to have the opportunity to turn your experience around.Best Regards,
HyperionDev - Shaun DumasStudent • Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineJun 22, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
HyperionDev Review
This course has been amazing. Due to finances I was not able to join, but HyperionDev Team helped me get in. The course content teaches you what you need to know. You may need to go do research to find out more. That is where you have the discord channel where you can ask any questions and people in the course can assist you. The few times I have needed support assistance, my issues were resolved within a few hours. My mentor marks very well. All the comments and tips on how to improve r...This course has been amazing. Due to finances I was not able to join, but HyperionDev Team helped me get in. The course content teaches you what you need to know. You may need to go do research to find out more. That is where you have the discord channel where you can ask any questions and people in the course can assist you. The few times I have needed support assistance, my issues were resolved within a few hours. My mentor marks very well. All the comments and tips on how to improve really help. I have learnt much while on this course, specifically on how to make comments correctly :D. If you know nothing or very little about programming and want to learn more, this course can do that for you.
Pros:- Course content suitable for beginners
- Mentors provide improvement tips
- You can retry your task if you do not meet the requirement of 70%
- You have access to a discord channel where you can ask many questions
- Support team responds quickly
- Access to HyperionDev Careers
- After a lesson, you may need to do some more research to fully grasp the concepts (finding examples etc)
- You can only submit 3 tasks a day and have to wait 24 hours before you can submit again (prevent mentors being swarmed)
- Discord help may take long depending on people's availability
- If you are more advanced in programming, Part 2/3 is where the fun starts
- No job guarantee
Melanie of HyperionDev
Marketing Associate
Jul 18, 2024
Hi Reviewer,Thank you for the amazing review, we're glad to know that you have enjoyed your time on the bootcamp. We wish you the very best for your future endeavours.Happy Coding,The HyperionDev Team - Thabo T. TicharevaProject Planner/Administrator • Student • Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) • OnlineJun 19, 2020Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Course Content and Mentors
It has been my dream to become a software engineer, however plans did not go as anticipated and I found myself in the built environment profession. Learning about HyperionDev and how they have produced successfully aspiring software engineers regardless of their educational background, skill level and age, revived my hopes once more that I am not too late as well to pursue the dream. The curriculum has been in an easy-to-grasp format alongside with extra helpful mentors. I have not only ...It has been my dream to become a software engineer, however plans did not go as anticipated and I found myself in the built environment profession. Learning about HyperionDev and how they have produced successfully aspiring software engineers regardless of their educational background, skill level and age, revived my hopes once more that I am not too late as well to pursue the dream. The curriculum has been in an easy-to-grasp format alongside with extra helpful mentors. I have not only gained the skills sets in Python and Java programming so far, but a new way of thinking logically and effective approaches to problem-solving as well. If only I had known earlier about HyperionDev and their flexible and convenient way of producing software engineers I would’ve been a top engineer by now. Nonetheless, I cannot wait to graduate in July and dive in the real world of software engineering and so reach my desired haven.Melanie of HyperionDev
Marketing Associate
Jul 18, 2024
Hi Reviewer,Thank you for the amazing review, we're glad to know that you have enjoyed your time on the bootcamp. We wish you the very best for your future endeavours.Happy Coding,The HyperionDev Team
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In February we heard some interesting debates about the ethics of data science, how bootcamps are partnering with universities, and companies like Infosys and Google, and how the number of tech education options in Africa is growing! Plus, Thinkful attempted to predict the Oscars, the Ohio Lt. Governor stopped by Tech Elevator, and women in bootcamps were recognized. We also looked at vario...
Imogen Crispe
Updated August 30, 2018
We are rounding up all of the most interesting bootcamp industry news that we read and discussed at Course Report in August! This month we heard about a $43 million fundraise and a big acquisition, we saw the decline of CS degrees in the tech job market, we read about a bunch of interesting alumni who were featured in the news, we looked at how coding bootcamps can help us avoid “robogeddon...
Imogen Crispe
Updated September 28, 2017
Need a rundown of everything that happened in the coding bootcamp industry this September? You’re in luck! We’ve collected all the most important news in this blog post and podcast. This month, we kept up with the status of the bootcamp industry, learned about how bootcamps are thriving in smaller markets, and explored different ways to pay for bootcamp. Plus, we added 7 new schools from arou...
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HyperionDev Alumni Reviews Summary
Based on 280+ HyperionDev alumni reviews on Course Report, students particularly enjoy the Software Engineer and Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamps. Students appreciate the structured curriculum, hands-on project work, and attentive mentorship. One student notes, "The mentor and student support is amazing... the course material is great." However, some students express concerns about the quality of materials and challenges in job placement.
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4.5
Instructors
4.5
Curriculum
4.4
Job Assistance
4.1
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FAQs
How much does HyperionDev cost?
HyperionDev costs around R49,950. On the lower end, some HyperionDev courses like Full Stack Web Developer Bootcamp (Full Time) cost R33,900.
What courses does HyperionDev teach?
HyperionDev offers courses like Certified Full Stack Web & Software Engineer Bootcamp (Full Time) , Cyber Security Bootcamp (Full Time), Data Science Bootcamp (Full Time), Digital Marketing Bootcamp (Full Time) and 3 more.
Where does HyperionDev have campuses?
HyperionDev has in-person campuses in Cape Town, Johannesburg, and London. HyperionDev also has a remote classroom so students can learn online.
Is HyperionDev worth it?
HyperionDev hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 350 HyperionDev alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed HyperionDev on Course Report - you should start there!
Is HyperionDev legit?
We let alumni answer that question. 350 HyperionDev alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed HyperionDev and rate their overall experience a 4.48 out of 5.
Does HyperionDev offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
Right now, it doesn't look like HyperionDev offers scholarships or accepts the GI Bill. We're always adding to the list of schools that do offer Exclusive Course Report Scholarships and a list of the bootcamps that accept the GI Bill.
Can I read HyperionDev reviews?
You can read 350 reviews of HyperionDev on Course Report! HyperionDev alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed HyperionDev and rate their overall experience a 4.48 out of 5.
Is HyperionDev accredited?
While bootcamps must be approved to operate, accreditation is relatively rare. HyperionDev doesn't yet share information about their accreditation status.