Ironhack

Overall my experience at Ironhack was very good!

The first thing that has to be said though is that it is a VERY challenging and tough course.

But the support received from our teacher, TAs and staff has been a more than valuable experience. Everyone is willing to help you, listen to your concerns and support you in any way that they can.

All the staff have put in so many extra hours and have truly been there when needed. The insights we have got from Andre (regarding the professional world, and the reality of things) are uncomparable to anything - I am not sure where else I would have gotten this time of input and feedback. Also, I cannot ever be thankful enough for all the extra hours and support the TAs have given to us.

I would do Ironhack all over again and can only recommend it, however if you decide to take the bootcamp be prepared to spend lots of additional hours working: the more time you invest, the more you will end up getting out of this course.

I am a recently graduated Industrial Design Engineer, and always felt that university was wasting my creativity and motivation. I started coding by chance during the last year of my degree and tried to improve a bit my coding skills with few results with a lot of time invested. After that, I decided to join a bootcamp, such a difficult decision! Finally, applied for Ironhack’s one.

 

Two months later I have to say that it has been one of my personal and professional best decisions of my life. Obviously, here you’ll learn a lot of programming from learning units which are constantly revised, and they put a lot of effort and resources so you can find a nice job. But It would be unfair to define Ironhack just like this, some goals.

 

In Ironhack I found really good teachers that help and encourage you during the whole bootcamp. Same people who helped the cohort to reach a good work environment where all interests, levels and profiles fit. And a really dedicated staff that really care all your worries and will do everything to change what you don’t like and make you feel like at home. They organize a lot of interesting events every week and, of course, some parties :)

After becoming a family for a couple of months: students, teachers, staff, ironhackers... I realized that what makes Ironhack special is the passion we all share and how newbies are involved with this same passion.

 

It has been super intense, sometimes hard, but always exciting. I learned a lot and I strongly recommend it to everyone! Good Luck! ;D

 

The overall experience has been AWESOME. Although the bootcamp is exhausting and demands so much effort.

People make it incredible. 

The nice environment and the cool activities after and during the lessons come included! The Stuff is doing quality control Typeforms and 1 on 1 interviews every week so everything is perfect! 

There's nothing really to complain about :) Now the bootcamp is over and there's a bittersweet feeling. I really needed this to finish but I'll miss it a lot!

The only thing I could say is... during the hiring day, there were so many work opportunities requiring React and this is a pitty :( Maybe, and just maybe, they should teach React instead of Angular. 

Anyway, if you're dubtful, go ahead with Ironhack, it's the best thing to do.

 

I studied Industrial design and just before becoming an ironhacker I used to design satellites for Airbus Space.  My experience at Ironhack has involved a mixture of feelings, from absolute joy to physical and mental exhaustion, even frustration sometimes, but overall it has been amazing. I have spent the past two months with the most amazing bunch of people in the world. We've had several teachers and I have learnt a lot form all of them. Now I can develop a digital product end-to-end, I have acquired a handful lot of techniques and resources that I can apply to the projects I'll face in the future. Also I have learn the value of listening to your users and how failing early and testing often is vital to keep you in the game! I have enjoyed the experience a lot, but I think that the thing I've liked most (and the thing I'll miss most) is the comradeship we've developed within this 2 months. We've leant on each other and we've learnt everything we could from one another.

Before my UX/UI bootcamp in IronHack I was studying Computer Sciences and ADE at UC3M, I also did the Web Development Bootcamp two years ago.

The experience went really well overall in both bootcamps. Some weeks were very stressful, but it’s nice to learn to live situations of pressure. Time have past really fast and I will miss spending my time here.

I learned to teamwork, I learned a lot of new methodologies and I acquired a really good basis to continue developing my career as a designer.

The things that I liked the most were meeting a lot of really good people, the networking and the good vibes of the place.

I used to work in Advertising, developing and ideating digital strategies for brands. As an advertising creative and designer, I always felt that it was something missing in my design process. Everything I developed was based on my experience and intuition. That's when I discovered Ironhack and joined them thanks to a Wallapop Scholarship. The best about Ironhack is that you learn x3. You learn from your teachers, from your classmates, and from former students. Furthermore, Ironhack culture helps you get the best of you without giving up the social part. You end up with an up to date knowledge, autonomy to keep learning every day and the best connections in the industry. 

Before Ironhack I worked as an architect in Germany. As I love design in all its forms and wanted to get into the digital world, I got into the UX Bootcamp when I returned to Madrid, and I have discovered that the architecture and the world of the UX / UI have a lot to do.

The Ironhack experience has been incredible, not only for the amount of things we have learned but also for the human quality of the entire team (teachers, TAs and staff) and my colleagues. I have made many friends!

I have learned EVERYTHING! Research and UX tools, design principles, typography and color palettes, to look for references and where to look for them ... But above all methodologies and different ways of working, because we had 6 different teachers, each one a crack in their own way, and each taught us a different way of understanding the issues, focused on one point or another and taught you examples of the real world, so at all times we had contact with the world of work and what we were going to do next.

What I liked the most was without a doubt the people. From Ironhack, camaraderie and teamwork are very much encouraged and then when it comes to work it shows and is wonderful. The level of demand is high and we must take the final project forward in just 2 weeks! Working hand in hand with your colleagues not only helps you in many moments but also makes the experience more enjoyable. Not only among the UX colleagues but also with the web ones. It is incredible to be proposing a project and to be able to talk to a programmer about the doubts that arise.

It has undoubtedly been a wonderful experience that I would recommend to anyone who is considering getting into the world of UX.

Ironhack’s UX/UI design bootcamp was pretty intense. Be prepared to go from zero to hero in eight weeks with the help of their amazing staff, industry leading guest speakers, mentors, leaders and teachers. My cohort had five different teachers who brought forth their own special skill set to the particular module they taught. Horacio, our TA, was an iron hack grad and was always there for us. Ironhack is located in Building Inc which is a hub for several start ups in the Miami tech eco system which makes it a very motivating environment to work in. While and after your time at Ironhack, Brito- Ironhack’s placements manager  takes you on his own career bootcamp. He helps you polish up your resume, interview skills, and portfolio in order to get you in the right direction after you graduate. Overall they have a system which seems to work regardless if you are someone trying to brush up on skills or wanting to change careers. Definitely be prepared to put in work, sacrifice time and all that good stuff. The resources and network is there for success at Ironhack. It’s all in what you make of it.

I recently graduated from the UX/UI  full-time bootcamp in Miami. It was an amazing experience. The class structure and the instructors were great. I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to enter the field or to learn about the field regardless of your experience. My background is in business / entrepreneur and I was trying to find a way to put an idea into a MVP to look for investors. This class helped me to understand all the available tools to make your job easier and also some techniques to make the process of building an App systematic and consistent. Although my intention was not to become a full time UX/UI designer, these new set of skills complements my background very well. 

/*very good courses, teachers and staff, I enjoyed to be ironhacker.

I liked all what I did: "my realisations, my job etc...".

Without any doubt, i recommand ironhack*/

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Ironhack is the best school I've ever been. They have an environment full of good vibes and extraordinary people. During the course, they help you believe in you and reach the goal at all times even when the course ends. I am fortunate to have been through this course. 

I have to say Nizar (the instructor) is the BEST. He helps you go through everything and makes sure you truly understand what he teaches you. And Brito, he just never gives up on you. He truly wants to make sure you end up where you actually want to be. 

I first heard about Ironhack because I lived close to their Miami campus and saw they were having a workshop on HTML/CSS. I had done some basic web dev back in school but hadn't touched it in years. Being in the classroom for the workshop brought back all the fun I had in initially building awful looking myspace pages and the like using only a laptop. I was hooked.

I soon applied for the full-stack web bootcamp, leaving a good job at the time because I knew this bootcamp would take me in the direction I wanted to go. I wanted to be able to build applications to help my teams and clients, and knew that I had enough curiosity and perseverance to actually likely make it happen.

This bootcamp is no walk in the park. I quit my job, didn't go out with friends, and focused as much of my energy as humanly possible on grasping the changing concepts. Each day we had a morning lesson, exercises, an afternoon lesson, and then a night project. While instructors did help those in the class that were falling behind, the class moves fast and you have to give it your all to progress. The instructors were not only an intelligent, hardworking group, they took care of each question that came about, and often stayed after hours to help with projects, going far above and beyond. The classmates were a driven bunch. It was exciting seeing each person, coming from vastly different backgrounds, excelling and struggling at different stages.

After the bootcamp, we all make one final application during a 2 week sprint, and then present these to Ironhack and the community, a group of maybe 80-100. Afterwards networking happens and then its on you! 

I found a full stack web developer role a few months after graduation, through a recruiter friend of mine from back home. This did require me moving back to Philadelphia from Miami, which was a little sad but it is a reality. Please don't assume that you will immediately find a job right where you studied, you may have to pick up and move to find something!

In conclusion, I highly recommend the Ironhack experience. You will learn the basics of full stack web development. You will learn how to make real, production applications. You'll learn about the nuances that are in modern web development, and learn what you need to learn next. If you work hard enough, you will be able to convince hiring managers that you are now an entry level software engineer.

I was at a fork in the road when I first started researching Ironhack, I wasn't sure what direction was the right one for me. After speaking/meeting with the staff, they were extremely helpful in order for me to make the right choice for my goals and interests in the most non-pressuring way. The whole entire staff was readily available and willing to help me from start to graduation and I will be forever grateful for them and the knowledge/skills I have gained from IH. 

Finding UX/UI was like finding my soul mate, and without IH I most likely would have had the chance to find my passion and make a career out of it. 

From our fantastic campus, brilliant instructors, and speakers this life-changing experience cannot be summed up in one tiny review...all you need to know is...just do it, okay! You won't regret it!

 

To simply explain my journey at IronHack: I knew nothing about JavaScript 3 monthes ago, and now I'm working on a project started at IronHack with still some help from the staff!

Lessons are intense but great with a really good atmosphere where each student helping each other to get the better of themselves!  the teachers are awesome and they work REALLY hard to provide us with the best material. They are always available and willing to help you to understand what you are doing, even the weekend! That's unvaluable !!
The curriculum focuses on JavaScript: Great and very powerful technology, with VueJs it allows you to build great product in no time but with a lot of work ! The best thing with IronHack : you are abble to keep learning and you benefit with a great and constant help from the teachers.

If you want to deep in the code, IronHack will provide you great tools and support to do it. It's hard work but it's worth it !!! 

And cherry on the cake: you will meet great people (students and teachers...and the IronHack staff)!

This really was an outstanding experience on so many levels!

First, IronHack makes sure the curriculum is in synch with the latest developments in the tech industry (think ES6, Vue.js, Bootsrtrap etc.) so you end up with skills that are relevant on the market.

As a matter of fact, a bootcamp is very intense, so be prepared for a rough ride, with much knowledge to absorb, a good dose of frustration and a few doubting moments to overcome. True, the learning process is exhilarating at times and painful at other, but always keep the faith that with time and practice you will progress, understand and succeed.

The bootcamp can fit many profiles from total newbies (as myself before bootcamp) to people with some knowledge of computer science or that have already dabbled with programming. Hence, our cohort was quite heterogeneous in terms of levels and goals, but it created a healthy emulation where co-students and assistants were always supportive to students that were most challenged.

Ultimately, as a student I am amazed by how much we have learned and achieved in a span of only 9 weeks. Yet, it is also very humbling to realise that there is still so much more to learn and that some advanced topics are just out of the reach of jr. devs. One thing I realised as well, is that programming is a craftsmanship that requires hours upon hours of practice and hands-on experience and no one can become a programmer overnight. Nevertheless, a bootcamp is simply the perfect kick-starter that will provide you with the basic skillset to be able to learn by yourself.

In a nutshell, I can assert that thanks to IronHack I have grown from code illiterate to code literate, which is truly life-changing.

If your goal is to be recruited as a jr. dev after the bootcamp, I recommend that you enter the bootcamp as much prepared as possible (do online tutorials, watch YT vids, check as many resources as possible etc.).

Hats off to the staff for, although we were only the second Parisian cohort, the bootcamp was already a fine-tuned machine very well connected with the French tech ecosystem.

A very special mention to the teaching staff (teachers and assistants) who were extremely skilled and whose dedication was just out of this world...

Pricing wise, definitely reasonably priced for its value and a well worth investment.

Fue en la etapa en la que estaba lanzando mi primera startup, KAME, cuando gracias a un grupo de inversores que apostaron por nuestro proyecto nos aportaron grandes conocimientos en distintos campos antes totalmente desconocidos por mi parte. Uno de los que más me asombró y al cual estaba convencido que podría sernos de gran utilidad era todo lo relacionado al UX. Me decidí por Ironhack por recomendación en multitud de eventos para emprendedores. Me atrevería a decir que el curso superó en expectativas lo que yo tenía previsto. Tengo un perfil de desarrollo de negocio más que de diseño de UI y aún así el bootcamp me enseñó la cantidad de aplicaciones en el área de UX que se trasladaban a la gestión de la propia startup. Planteándome estoy de complementar mis conocimientos con el área de desarrollo código web

Ironhack ha sido una experiencia increible, una completa transformación personal!

Es una decisión importante, y para mi ha sido la mejor que pude tomar para dar el cambio profesional que quería.

Desde el minuto 1 estás inmerso en el curso, intenso, sin tregua, y todo ello lo llevas perfectamente gracias al equipo y ante todo a los compañeros. Al insistir tanto por su parte en el compañerismo terminas por crear una piña que va a una, y eso se nota mucho!

Experiencia que volvería a repetir sin dudarlo!