I am taking this course in a virtual format, and have just started so I will give my initial impressions: the first thing I (and I’m sure many others) noticed is how WELCOMING and SAFE this bootcamp feels. It seems to be that the culture of many software engineering bootcamps is sink or swim, but that couldn’t be further from the truth with CodeOp. That’s not to say the bootcamp is easy, either! The content is still challenging, and the students learn a lot, but the staff and instructors are there every step of the way. I’m a former teacher, and I’m well aware that learning REQUIRES a nurturing environment. If students don’t feel safe to ask questions, things will undoubtedly slip through the cracks. On top, of the great culture, CodeOp is the first bootcamp I’ve come across that seems to know what they’re doing with pedagogy and isn’t just a cash grab. They employ instructional strategies and assess what students have learned often (while adjusting the curriculum/support for students accordingly). Additionally, they combine interactive lectures, short algorithmic exercises, mixed media formats for content presentation and homework, one-on-one meetings with instructors/TAs/career coaches, and projects to present a well-rounded learning experience for students. From the day I was accepted, I’ve been waiting for the catch – some reason this bootcamp isn’t as great as it seems – but I haven’t been able to find it! I cannot speak highly enough about this bootcamp, and I strongly recommend it to anyone who values kindness, connections, and growth!

This was definitely a booster in my professional career. I not only learned how to code, I joined one of the best communities of women interested in tech, with great backgrounds and willing to help you.
The material, challenges, support is always up to date, with relevant and current examples.
Professors work in great companies and are willing to share their knowledge.
I now work in one of the top startups in Barcelona and I am confident that Codeop had a lot to do with that.

The bootcamp is intense but very well organised, and the staff is super helpful in every step of the way. The programme focuses on JavaScript mainly, and at the end of it students have three full-stack projects under their portfolio, which is a plus compared to other bootcamps.
Given that all students are women, non-binary or trans, a big effort is made to create a safe, inviting space that allows all participants to overcome their misconceptions and/or impostor syndrome.
All in all, a great experience!

I did a part time remote course while also working full time. It was very intense and fast paced as one would expect a bootcamp to be.
I was looking for a suitable training in Full Stack for some time and I chose this specific programme for the curriculum and live classes. I was hoping to transition into tech, and I have found a job as a Front End Developer two months after completing the course.
It exceeded my expectations as I went in feeling a bit suspicious of the bootcamp experience, especially a remote one, but both the instructor and teaching assistant were very knowledgeable and helpful. Additional learning materials, code and all recorded videos are also available after the course (and I have used them to prep for interviews and continue to work on my projects). I was able to cover quite complex topics that were not part of the curriculum, simply because I wanted to learn as much as I can and have received additional advice/support when asked. All other staff members I’ve met were also nice and helpful people.
Career coaching was also provided, and I found it extremely helpful as I had no clue what to do with my LinkedIn profile, CV advice was also good.
I met some awesome people, learned a lot and got a new job so could not be happier with the course.

I did an in person course. Was one of the best experiences ever. The program is very complete. The teachers are great. The support not only in technical issues is what I found the best. Guidance, assistance, a career coach, the instructor, the teaching assistances… everything was a 10/10. I learnt a LOT. But also on campus mode made it easier to learn, in my opinion. Now I also have many new friends.

I did the part-time Full-stack Development bootcamp. The curriculum was good, I feel like we got the opportunity to get to know different stacks (Javascript, React, Node.js etc) but the professor was quite inexperienced and the classes were a bit chaotic.
The part-time classes were supposed to be for people that work, but it was very difficult to keep up with everything while working (I only managed because I worked from home due to pandemic. Still, it was extremely difficult).
The worst part was the career opportunities. They promise they will help you find a job but it’s not really true. Maybe it worked before covid (organizing meetups etc). The only thing they do now is to send you some job offers on Slack. In theory, you can get your money back if you don’t find a job in 6 months. Forget about it. The conditions were not clear at all, the career advisor was unprofessional and quite useless. I did what I was expected, I didn’t get the job, and still, I didn’t get the money back.
Actually, the only people that found a job were the ones that didn’t work during bootcamp (and still, it took them much longer than 6 months).
In general, it’s probably better for people that don’t work.

To start with, the instructor was inexperienced and kept another full-time job, which translated into unprepared lectures that were really hard to follow.
The part-time bootcamp was sold to me as a great combination with my full-time job, which, turned into a nightmare as there was no actual time to keep up with the topics. I was able to dedicate the time required and finish the bootcamp due to the pandemic and losing my full-time job.
Before enrolling on this bootcamp I was promised that I will have the support needed to find a job after completion and get the full tuition refunded if I wasn’t hired after 6 months (with no conditions provided). Neither of those things happened. In fact, I was contacted by the career advisor when those 6 months were about to finish. She did not reach to give any career advice, it was clear that she wanted to make sure that I was informed that I wouldn’t get a refund as I did not meet the conditions (those were sent by email on the very last day of the bootcamp, email that went to the spam inbox, instead of having those in the contract, very professional). I couldn’t care less about the money, the most important part for me was that they didn’t show any interest about my job search until that time.
All the promises made at the very beginning was just pure marketing to get me into that bootcamp.
I wouldn’t recommend to anyone CodeOp.