Le Wagon (reviews)

The Le Wagon has security personnel who are extensively trained, ensuring the constant maintenance of peace and organization within the institution. Their efforts aim to instill a sense of safety among the students, allowing them to focus primarily on their academic endeavors. The institution has made significant strides towards adapting to the modern era, with the school’s website operating continuously and efficiently. Its user-friendly interface facilitates easy access for all students affiliated with the institution. The seamless functioning of all operations within the university is commendable, reflecting a high level of orderliness and efficiency.

What I really appreciated about Le Wagon was the guidance and perspective it provided on how to approach coding. Before starting the program, I had tried to learn on my own, but I was a bit lost and didn’t know where to start. Le Wagon helped me understand the fundamentals of programming and gave me someone to turn to when I got stuck. Without that guidance, I don’t think I would have made the progress I have today.

The professors at Learning Without Limits are highly prepared and knowledgeable, and they’re always ready to help students. They have a great deal of empathy for their students, which makes the learning experience so enjoyable. If you want to get the most out of the program, I recommend taking a basic course in JavaScript or Ruby before starting the Bootcamp. It will help you learn faster and make the most of your time at LW. And even after the Bootcamp ends, you’ll have access to resources to continue your learning journey.

I did Fullstack dev, full-time. The professors are incredibly prepared, they know that you need to know and their empathy with the students are so nice. If want to enjoy the travel I recommend studying JS or Ruby before, at least a cheap course, then you can learn faster in LW. After the Bootcamp you can continue learning because LW gives the resources to do it. They have an incredible community in Slack that someone always wants to collaborate with you on your doubts.
The only problem that I found is with the job support, that part is a little poor the support that they give you.
You must realise that 9 weeks is very good to learn the first steps in dev, but after LW you need continuous learning and learn JS maybe React. I recommend LW even though these two things because if you want to be a good Web dev, you must learn most of the things yourself, and LW give you what do you need to be able to do it.