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Might be legit, but is that tuition justified? As an "external", not having a job in coding but with coding skills, the only way I see worth paying that kind o
by kfk 13y ago
Might be legit, but is that tuition justified?
As an "external", not having a job in coding but with coding skills, the only way I see worth paying that kind of money is if "graduating" gives very high chances to land a position (high= >80%).
- startuprob 13y agoFor our London course, we have a variety of hiring partners and graduates are getting full-time jr developer positions. The reason we aren't promising to actively do this for the Global course is that it would be impossible for us to have relationships with hiring partners across the globe. That being said, we do have relationships with a variety of global recruiters and we'll do everything we can. From a technical perspective - our graduates are well prepared for these types of positions.
- kfk 13y agoThanks for the reply. I was away so I could not say this before. Thanks.
- colinhowe 13y agoI sat in on a graduation ceremony at Maker's Academy. I was extremely sceptical at first. The quality of the projects they'd produced in just a week (after having only spent 11 weeks learning to code) was surprisingly high. Having talked to the graduates and the instructors it's pretty obvious they're teaching people to code rather than teaching people rails. If we were looking for junior developers I'd definitely be looking at the guys that come out of this.