テックキャンプ 渋谷フォンティスビル校

I took it online for about 10 weeks. Instead of a lecture attendance ceremony, you will learn at your own pace according to the textbook (curriculum) prepared on the Web. At first, I was wondering if I could continue with that, but there is a system that allows you to systematically calculate and learn everything so that your daily schedule is finely organized, your concentration is maintained, and your knowledge is firmly established. I did. You can find out why self-study does not continue by taking this TECK CAMP. It is not because of lack of energy and guts that it is not sustainable, but it is difficult to self-teach when considering the mechanism of the human brain, such as the limit of human concentration and the fact that knowledge is not easily established just by listening. Of course, I think the great thing about TECK CAMP is that it allows us to continue doing that. It was a content that I would like people who want to study something to experience just because the subject of study was programming. This mechanism is recommended not only for programming. Also, what I felt was valuable at TECK CAMP was the time of output. A large number of 6 team members will initially output 7 times a day on Zoom. Not only the importance of output, but also having colleagues who work hard together led to motivation to continue learning. Even after I started to change jobs after 10 weeks, I continued to connect and continue to output. It's a very good environment for those types of people who can continue to do things that are difficult to do alone while encouraging each other. The mentor system can also output. If you have any questions, you can always ask a question. Instead of being taught one-sidedly, you can organize your own thoughts by making a hypothesis yourself, explaining what you did for it and what you do not understand, and then asking a question. .. I was taught while having a conversation, and I was asked further questions on the spot, so this conversation itself led to the establishment of knowledge. One difficulty was that the task was completed and the original application was created outside the service. If the support is for the portfolio that will eventually lead to the job change activity in the job change course, I wish I could have some flexibility in communicating with the mentor (for example, I can ask questions up to 3 times for free). )I thought. As for learning programming, you can experience the flow of creating a web application. I felt that it was the minimum necessary content. It is undeniable that if you become an engineer again from there, you will be hired inexperienced. I think that people who have never done programming can program in just a few months of learning at TECH CAMP, depending on other efforts, but I think that you can see the attitude of learning. After the start of the job change activity, a dedicated advisor will accompany you and you can proceed with the activity while consulting at your own pace. It was a reassuring place for me to discuss my own direction as to how fast I should be active while receiving market information.

In my late twenties with a blank, I took a short-term intensive online course from my inexperienced IT, and decided to get a job at an in-house / contract development venture. Regarding the learning curriculum, I think that it was enough to learn from inexperienced people. I was able to support my life coach online and share output and information with team members, so I enjoyed it for 10 weeks without frustration. However, the curriculum is just the "touch part" of becoming an engineer. Engineer if you do this! It's not, so I don't recommend taking classes with a half-hearted feeling like getting a job easily and changing jobs. Unlike schools that have entrance exams, you can take the course if you pay for it, but you need to carefully consider whether you really want to be an engineer or not before taking the course. Regarding career change support, my career advisor supported me with politeness and passion from beginning to end, and I really think that I could not change jobs satisfactorily without this person. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. (However, when I asked the team members, it seemed that there was a considerable difference in career advisors.) Of course, you can't change jobs by holding an advisor in a piggyback ride, so you need to have the will to open up yourself. I'm really glad I took it. We would appreciate it if you could use it as a reference for those who are worried about taking the course. Please consider it carefully.

I used a short-term engineer career change course. Now that I can study by myself with a lot of free teaching materials, there are pros and cons to attending the school, but personally I am glad I attended. The biggest advantage is that you can study in a team environment. I think that I was able to overcome the amount of learning that I could never proceed by myself by meeting with the members every day. Also, I used GitHub to proceed with development while receiving reviews from mentors, so it was good that I was able to practice the tools used in practice. The learning schedule of 11 hours a day x 10 weeks is rather difficult, but I would like to recommend it to those who want to get used to programming for a long time every day and those who want to get results quickly.

I took a short-term intensive online engineer career change course. As for the content of learning, we will study the curriculum that has been decided and ask the mentor what we have doubts about. The curriculum has a schedule, and it was hard to proceed according to that schedule. I was completely inexperienced in programming, so I was worried whether I could proceed with my studies. However, I was able to maintain my motivation even online by using slack and zoom to discuss my anxiety with my life coach and the time of output in the group. Tech camp is a great opportunity for those who can't study programming by themselves or don't know how to get started. You can have a free interview before applying, so it is recommended that you listen as much as you can to ask what you are wondering and take it when you are satisfied.

I took a short-term intensive career change course. If you have the goals of "I want to learn from the basics of programming" and "I want to change jobs as an engineer", I think that you will not regret taking this course. In my case, I spent a long period of about 5 months at the tech camp from the start of the course until the offer was decided. Until the offer was decided, the CA of Tech Camp continued to support me. If I learned programming by myself and thought that I was doing job change activities by myself, I had to spend a difficult time. So, I personally think that taking the tech camp was the correct answer.

I took a short-term intensive online engineer career change course. I learned by myself before taking the course, but I feel that the tech camp curriculum is growing step by step rather than self-study. Many mentors are kind, and it's easy to ask questions as long as you can control your questions. However, as the curriculum progressed and the developmental part was approached, the waiting time for mentors to respond increased. Regarding the job change service, the career advisors were kind enough to consult with me, and I was able to prepare for interviews and correct documents, but there are not many job offers for referrals (I think it depends on the person and background). .) Overall, I personally felt that it was good to take the course.

I took a short-term intensive engineer career change course. It was a course that I went to the classroom, but due to the situation at that time, it was done in the form that it could be remote. It was good point ・ Because I learned with my colleagues in team units, I was able to continue learning without frustration. ・ The curriculum is easy to understand and you can learn the minimum knowledge. ・ Most instructors and career advisors are very responsive Bad point ・ Since there were almost no referrals when changing jobs, it was a pity for me to enter in anticipation of referrals. ・ Looking back, I felt that the tuition fee was a little expensive. ・ I personally felt that job hunting did not become so positive just by attending school, and that in-house development and contract development employment were difficult unless the considerable ability was high. Summary I think it's good for people who have some motivation but are not good at self-learning because they can learn while maintaining motivation.

I took the course online for half a year, and one and a half months after the study was completed, I received an offer from a contract development company. Although I was from a liberal arts background, the curriculum was easy to understand, so I was able to increase my knowledge and write code. When I consulted with my life coach about learning, apps I wanted to make, dreams, etc., they listened to me and gave me advice. Career advisors helped me a lot until I got a job, such as job hunting consultation, interview preparation, and motivation. I think it's easier to maintain learning motivation than self-study. However, although there is an output at ZOOM once a week, there were some people who stopped participating about one month after the start of study because the participation and non-participation was not confirmed by self-reporting the study time. If it is unclear "why you want to be a programmer" and "what you want to learn programming for", it may be difficult to maintain your learning motivation by taking online courses.