Le Wagon

The most memorable part of the course was Python week - my very first experience with programming. The professionalism and deep knowledge of the teachers made the learning process both engaging and accessible, helping me gain confidence in this new field. This strong foundation has been invaluable for my further studies.


This bootcamp has been a new challenge and an important chapter in my life. From the very first day, I felt that my professional journey would never be the same again. I am confident that I am starting a more exciting and challenging stage of my career. I am very happy to have made this change with Le Wagon.


The Le Wagon Online staff are not only professional and responsive, but also attentive and genuinely supportive. They are always ready to share their knowledge, answer questions, and help students succeed, which made my learning experience much more enjoyable and motivating.

My experience at Le Wagon was incredibly rewarding. It gave me valuable knowledge, helped me grow personally and professionally, and surrounded me with a supportive, passionate community. The staff were kind, intentional, and always ready to help. I especially appreciated the collaborative atmosphere, the discipline it encouraged, and the thoughtful way each concept was taught and reinforced. My learning journey is just beginning, but thanks to Le Wagon, I feel more confident and excited for what’s ahead.
It was truly a great overall experience. The staff were all kind, had good intentions, and were always ready to help whenever needed.

The best place to learn without question. If I had to do it all over again, they would still be my choice, without hesitation. From the very first day, the learning environment felt welcoming, supportive, and tailored to my needs. The instructors didn’t just teach; they inspired, challenged, and guided me to push beyond what I thought I could achieve. Every lesson was practical, engaging, and directly applicable, making the learning process not only effective but enjoyable.
What stood out most was the genuine passion they have for seeing their students succeed. They took the time to understand my goals, answered every question patiently, and gave constructive feedback that helped me improve quickly. Beyond the classroom, the resources, community support, and real-world projects made the experience truly outstanding.
It wasn’t just about gaining knowledge it was about building confidence, discipline, and a mindset for success. Looking back, I can confidently say that this was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. If I had to start from scratch, they would still be my first and only choice.


 

My experience with the Le Wagon Data Science bootcamp was nothing short of transformative. From day one, the content proved to be incredibly robust, covering a vast array of topics with impressive depth. What truly stood out was the pedagoga, the instructors' ability to break down complex concepts made the learning process remarkably smooth and intuitive. I felt my progress was natural and continuous, building a solid foundation step by step.
Yes, the bootcamp is undeniably intensive and demanding, requiring significant dedication. However, the effort is unequivocally worth it. It not only equipped me with a comprehensive skill set but also instilled a profound sense of confidence to pursue a career in data science. The program effectively demystified the field, making it approachable and exciting. For anyone serious about entering data science, Le Wagon is an exceptional choice that delivers on its promise.

 

I had an incredible experience at Le Wagon's Data Analytics bootcamp in Casablanca. The program was well-structured, challenging, and very hands-on, which allowed me to gain practical skills and deepen my understanding of data analytics tools and techniques. The instructors and staff were extremely kind, supportive, and always available to help. In fact, their enthusiasm made the learning environment all the more welcoming and motivating.

Beyond the technical skills, I appreciated the collaborative atmosphere and the opportunity to connect with a community of like-minded individuals. The bootcamp was not only a great place to learn but also a space to build lasting friendships and professional relationships.

Overall, I highly recommend Le Wagon Casablanca to anyone looking to jumpstart their career in Data Analytics. It was a fun, enriching, and rewarding experience that I am grateful to have been part of.

Le Wagon's Web dev bootcamp is very well structured, as it gradually introduces new languages, frameworks or methods to then tie them all together at some point.
The lectures are up to date and the challenge structure is a lot of fun. Also the support is great.
All in all the bootcamp is pretty intense. Especially in the beginning where this work-flow is still new and can feel stressful.
Nevertheless I had a great time, lots of fun, met nice people and gained a lot of knowledge.
PS: I would not recommend this bootcamp if you don't know your way around a computer since it might overwhelm you.

I can’t recommend Le Wagon’s Data Science & AI Bootcamp enough.From day one, the experience was incredibly well structured: the curriculum, the challenges, the projects. I genuinely haven’t learned this much in such a short period in years.The teachers were outstanding: highly skilled, passionate and always ready to support.The course is designed to teach you technical skills, but also problem solving, teamwork, and learning how to think like a data scientist.
Huge thanks to the amazing staff for creating such a high-energy, high-impact environment. If you’re thinking about doing this bootcamp: do it. You won’t regret it.

Amazing bootcamp! I 100% recommend this bootcamp. It made me enjoy learning by myself, gave me all the tools needed to create a successful path in the Data World. The staff is amazing, really nice people, made sure that everyone felt at home. The teachers are all past students so they know what you are going through and are great at helping you out.
The campus is really nice and open, everything well functioning and modern. Wouldn't recommend doing any other bootcamp then LeWagon.   

I really loved how fun and young-hearted the environment was, and the teachers made it even better. Every lecture and challenge had a positive, lighthearted vibe nothing ever felt too serious, but I still learned a lot. It was the perfect mix of informative and enjoyable.

I came out of the bootcamp feeling really confident and proud of the work that I had done, the curriculum is setup perfect and the environment was fun!  

Super friendly, super sweet, everyone had smiles on all day. No complaints from me. :)

Summary:
Absolutely great! Brilliant teacher to help along the way, with very well organised course structure. If you want to learn web development, Le Wagon is definitely a great place to learn it.


Background:
My only experience in coding was briefly touching python for basic game development like Othello and battleship. I finished a bachelors in biomedicine, but wasn't having any luck finding a job in the field, so wanted to up-skill in data or tech as they played a big role during my academic research. Reflecting on both good and bad experience using various websites, I went into the bootcamp wanting to learn more about UI/UX, particularly about website interface, style and features as they really affected how easy it was to navigate through databases and find information for the research projects. The bootcamp at Le Wagon covered both front-end (HTML, CSS, Javascript), backend (Ruby, SQL, API) coding languages, web-development framework (Ruby-on-Rails) to connect the two together and project management (Github, Git version control).
For my reason to join the bootcamp, Le Wagon definitely delivered to help develop skills, knowledge and experience to deploy a fully functional website. Speaking to this, I was able to create a foreign job searching website within a team.


Structure:
I joined the London Online Web-Development Bootcamp (government funded), and I really appreciated the flexibility the online format gave. Although the attendance requirement is strict (only 3 days of absence allowed), the online aspect meant that even when problems arose in my personal life (like my phone breaking, computer crashing, needing to see a doctor, or catching a sinus infection), I was able to minimize their effect on the course and keep my attendance in the green. Overall the attendance requirement wasn't ever an issue speaking from my experience on the online bootcamp.

The syllabus structure was also very well organised, with the day-to-day schedule following: [9:00-11:00 || Lecture], [11:00-13:00 || Morning Challenge], [13:00-14:00 || Lunch Break], [14:00-17:00 || Afternoon Challenge], and [17:00-18:00 || Live Code (teacher going through a challenge example]. At the beginning, I was trying to apply my academic habits to the bootcamp, which wasn't working leading to a bit of stress as I wasn't able to take enough notes. But gradually I learnt to follow the lecture instead of taking notes, take periodic breaks, and just ask a TA or find documentations as and when I ran into errors.
Although this schedule can be a bit stressful at the beginning, I do feel that once you become more accustomed to it, its paced quite nicely to learn all the technical knowledge and build the relevant web-development skills within the day.

Briefly, the overall syllabus structure followed [Week1 || Setup], [Week2-5 || Back-end], [Week6 || Front-end], [Week7 || Ruby-on-Rails], [Week8 || Revision], [Week9 || AirBnB Project], [Week10-11 || Group Projects], [Week12 || Careers Week]. At the beginning, I felt the bootcamp was pacing itself too quickly, as I wasn't able to find enough time to go back over the learning for the week, especially when I was still learning how to adapt to the bootcamps 9:00-18:00 day-to-day structure.
Understandable as its a accelerate learning program, but the revision week and group project surprisingly acted as really good revision opportunities, maybe even better as it was applying the skills to a more practical product. Teacher were also really helpful, having great technical knowledge and problem solving skills which definitely helped me get through the course.


Teachers:
For the lectures, different teachers gave lectures covering the different topics, and different sets of teaching assistants (TA) were available each day to help through the bootcamp's ticket system (you can choose a specific TA for help, or ask for any available TA). As I mentioned before, all the teachers had great technical knowledge and problem solving skills, so lectures were easy to follow, and support provided by the TA during the challenges were really helpful in learning to use debugging tool, help understand code functionality, and reinforcing correct syntax.
 
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Projects:
Group projects were great experience working with other people, managing collective code, and actually using everything learnt in front-end and back-end languages on a real website (not challenges). Although not necessarily technical knowledge taught directly in the lectures, I found the projects as a great way to build experience in testing code and using debugging tool to validate/verify code functionality.
In the group teams, there can be an individual that doesn't contribute much to the project, which can be frustrating. But considering that in real life environments you'll likely never have the 'perfect' team, I also saw it as good experience on how to handle those situation.

Overall, focusing on how to make the most of the group project is probably the best way to enjoy it. For me, that was making sure I contributed to prototyping in figma, integrating a search-filter into the website, and making sure I worked on both front-end and back-end coding. I imagined these features would be highly translatable to websites I'm interested in developing, which also helped motivate me through the projects.


Finishing:
Le Wagon is definitely a great place to learn web-development. Like any form of learning though, a large aspect to how fruitful the experience would be depends on having a clear motivation or goal. If you are able to find a reason to learn web-development then the bootcamp will probably be great to give a go, if not, then even if you attend the bootcamp, its probably not going to be as useful.

As someone with prior studies and training in Data and AI, including at the Master’s level, Le Wagon’s program was instrumental in bridging the gap between theory and real-world application. Its intensive and highly engaging structure, combined with a hands-on approach and focus on solving real business problems, greatly reinforced my confidence and readiness to pursue a data-driven career.The learning environment was highly conducive to growth, with supportive and responsive staff always available to assist. I highly recommend this program to anyone looking to pivot into analytics or strengthen their practical skills.

Le Wagon’s Data Analytics bootcamp was a game-changer. Coming from a non-technical background in International Relations, I was nervous at first,  but the curriculum was structured, beginner-friendly, and hands-on. I learned how to work with SQL, Power BI, Excel, Looker Studio, and even dived into automation tools like dbt and Fivetran. The live projects and collaborative teamwork helped me build real portfolio pieces, one of which improved HR reporting efficiency by 40%. The support from instructors and the post-bootcamp career resources were invaluable. If you’re looking to genuinely break into data analytics and build practical, job-ready skills, Le Wagon delivers.