tmoska

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   by tmoska 5y ago

   We are not connected to the family of Alan Turing in any way. I'll refer you to our blog post [1], where we talk about why we take inspiration from Turing. [1] https://blog.turingcollege.com/turing-college-and-the-man-
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   by tmoska 5y ago

   Everyone surely has the right to fail projects & work on their improvements - that's a large part of learning. To clarify Lukas' point, we are constantly in contact with every single of our students and are making sure that Tu
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   by tmoska 5y ago

   We are hiring industry experts (we call them Senior Team Leads) to consult and help our students. They are not teachers in a traditional sense, since they are not running daily classes. You can read more about their role in our blog [1]. We
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   by tmoska 5y ago

   That's completely true. Companies contribute to our curriculum by co-creating projects. We work together with them to create these projects and are heavily involved in this process to assure quality. Reasons we have this are: 1. For st
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   by tmoska 5y ago

   Great questions! I’ll go through them one by one: 1. You are correct to say that our pricing reflects the European market and is naturally different from schools in other markets. In addition to that, we are a self-paced school and have no
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   by tmoska 5y ago

   Thanks for your question! A good example is Dovydas Čeilutka, our Lead of Data Science, next to being ML team lead at Vinted (2nd hand clothing marketplace, valued at $4.5b), he is the President of the Artificial Intelligence Association of