Le Wagon
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Le Wagon is a global tech training provider that offers full-time, in-person and online bootcamps in Web Development, Data Science, and Data Analytics. Le Wagon also offers part-time courses in Web Analytics, Python & Machine Learning, Growth & Data Automation, and Data Analytics Essentials. Le Wagon is aimed at individuals seeking to change careers or acquire specific skills. Le Wagon’s training has helped more than 18,000 students accelerate their careers, transition into tech, or launch startups. Le Wagon was founded in 2013 in Paris, and now has in-person campuses in over 40 cities and 25 countries.
Beginners are welcome at Le Wagon. Applicants of the Web Development bootcamp do not need any previous technical experience, but should be motivated, curious, and social. Applicants to the Data Science bootcamp should have basic knowledge of programming and mathematics.
Students at Le Wagon have access to comprehensive career services, such as 1:1 coaching, tech talks, and assistance with job materials and Github. Le Wagon offers students access to their extensive hiring network, and organizes regular recruiting events for students to participate in. Graduates will have lifetime access to Le Wagon’s learning platform.
Le Wagon offers various scholarships and financing options, such as installment plans, Income Share Agreements, public funding, and more.
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ThembiSenior Analyst • Graduate • Web Development Bootcamp - Full-time • MelbourneMay 31, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceOne of the best experiences of my life!
My overall experience was very positive. I won’t lie, it was very challenging and confronting you grasp vast amounts of information, but I’m honestly glad I went through that, it was the best way to learn at a fast-paced (the tech industry is naturally fast-paced anyway).
I don’t have a negative comment, but more so a suggestion to help students cope with stress during a massive project. I personally coped well under stress, but others not so much. All in all, I loved every moment...My overall experience was very positive. I won’t lie, it was very challenging and confronting you grasp vast amounts of information, but I’m honestly glad I went through that, it was the best way to learn at a fast-paced (the tech industry is naturally fast-paced anyway).
I don’t have a negative comment, but more so a suggestion to help students cope with stress during a massive project. I personally coped well under stress, but others not so much. All in all, I loved every moment & would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to change into tech & make awesome new friends.- Simon TGraduate • SingaporeMay 28, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great bootcamp, life changing
Before I joined the LeWagon bootcamp, I was working in corporate jobs that were becoming increasingly uninteresting and unfulfilling. I had thought about a career change for some time but never had the knowledge of how to do that without going back to university, or just moving into something else that was equally uninteresting to me. At the same time I was always having a lot of ideas for software businesses, but I was unable to execute on them since I didn't know how to write code. It'...Before I joined the LeWagon bootcamp, I was working in corporate jobs that were becoming increasingly uninteresting and unfulfilling. I had thought about a career change for some time but never had the knowledge of how to do that without going back to university, or just moving into something else that was equally uninteresting to me. At the same time I was always having a lot of ideas for software businesses, but I was unable to execute on them since I didn't know how to write code. It's always scary to leave a job and completely change career, especially when you don't know what the outcome will be. But I'm so incredibly glad that I took the plunge and enrolled in the the LeWagon web development bootcamp - I can honestly say it's one of the best decisions I've made in my professional life.
The bootcamp, while jam-packed with value and incredibly interesting, is hard. You are condensing what would usually be years of content into a 9-week timeframe. That's also the main draw card, though, since you acquire such a valuable skillset in a very, very short amount of time. For that reason my advice would be to make sure you are thoroughly prepared with basic programming knowledge before you start the bootcamp to ensure you keep up. LeWagon provides a pre-course set of materials to get up to speed, but I would suggest even going beyond that and nailing down those fundamental concepts (loops, functions, conditionals etc.) with additional material before starting - there's plenty out there. Aside from that, the program is really well structured and gets you to learn in the most effective way possible - by doing. The day is typically begun with a 1.5 - 2 hour lecture, and then you're off and coding for the rest of the day. The material and amount of work is enough to be challenging and difficult, but still achievable enough so that you see yourself making progress and you're motivated to continue. I can't speak highly enough of the teachers and assistants, who give really engaging lectures, and who are incredibly helpful during the course challenges and in project week. This is true inside and outside of 'course hours' and I've had plenty of ongoing help from them even after the course was well and truly completed.
In the final 2 weeks of the program you get to actually build a real software product that can be used in the real world, with a team of your peers. You may even be fortunate enough, as I was, to have your own idea voted to be the project you work on. This was the most rewarding and engaging part of the whole course for me. You get to put everything you've learned over the last 7 weeks into practice to build a product that you just never think could be built in under 2 weeks. It's exciting, challenging, stressful, fun and most of all extremely rewarding to go through that process and to have a fully fledged product at the end of it is incredible.
I now have the ability to bring a highly valuable skill set to any company I work with, and can build new products whenever I have an idea. I keep saying to my wife it feels like I have super powers. I've recommended LeWagon to many of my friends already, and would strongly encourage anyone who is on the fence to take the plunge and enroll. It's been positively life changing for me. - ElsaGraduate • Web Development Bootcamp - Full-time • ParisMay 27, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
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The bootcamp in Paris was a great experience I am very happy I made this decision to change my life for code ! And after bootcamp, there is also an amazing community worldwide - Jeremy WStudent / Full stack Web developer • Web Development Bootcamp - Part-time • MontrealMay 27, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
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Le Wagon was a fantastic experience for me. While looking for bootcamps, I wanted to make sure that I was learning current technologies, industry techniques and how to work in groups. Le Wagon checked all these off with ease. One thing when being new to coding is asking questions. You'll have a lot, and the teachers and T.A’s are there to help you! No matter the question or even how many times you ask, they are always there to help. The knowledge the teachers and T.A’s provid...Le Wagon was a fantastic experience for me. While looking for bootcamps, I wanted to make sure that I was learning current technologies, industry techniques and how to work in groups. Le Wagon checked all these off with ease. One thing when being new to coding is asking questions. You'll have a lot, and the teachers and T.A’s are there to help you! No matter the question or even how many times you ask, they are always there to help. The knowledge the teachers and T.A’s provide is enormous, and the fact that they have done the program makes you realize that it is possible! There will be ups and downs, but the support from the community is fantastic. Speaking of the community, it is so diverse with everyone's backgrounds and experiences. You make great connections that go beyond the bootcamp. I would recommend Le Wagon to anyone who wants to level up their skills and meet amazing people! - IanSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Web Development Bootcamp - Full-time • MelbourneMay 25, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Le Wagon was a great bootcamp that prepares you for jobs in the coding market
Pros:
• Great team that make you feel welcome and always happy to help make your bootcamp a fantastic experience
• Teachers that care and are willing to go the extra mile to help you establish a coding mindset
• While not the most in-demand language, Ruby is an excellent choice for people that are just getting into coding
• Attractive pricing compared to competitors
Cons:
• While Le Wagon does provide excellent workshops, networking opportunities and strategies on ...Pros:
• Great team that make you feel welcome and always happy to help make your bootcamp a fantastic experience
• Teachers that care and are willing to go the extra mile to help you establish a coding mindset
• While not the most in-demand language, Ruby is an excellent choice for people that are just getting into coding
• Attractive pricing compared to competitors
Cons:
• While Le Wagon does provide excellent workshops, networking opportunities and strategies on how to find employment post graduation, they do not have any guaranteed placement opportunities in affiliated companies, which is a service some bootcamps do offer. - Keith ShepherdsonSoftware Engineer • Graduate • Web Development Bootcamp - Full-time • SingaporeMay 23, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Keith Shepherdson - Le Wagon Singapore
Hi, I'm Keith and I attended Le Wagon Singapore. I have a pretty unconventional route. You could call it a mid-career switch, or even rojak.
School I studied and obtained a bachelor's in Civil Engineering. That's essentially knowing how to design buildings, tunnels, and bridges. My first exposure to programming was in the first year of school, just like most engineering curriculum. My module thought us the Fortran programming langua...Hi, I'm Keith and I attended Le Wagon Singapore. I have a pretty unconventional route. You could call it a mid-career switch, or even rojak.
School I studied and obtained a bachelor's in Civil Engineering. That's essentially knowing how to design buildings, tunnels, and bridges. My first exposure to programming was in the first year of school, just like most engineering curriculum. My module thought us the Fortran programming language. For reference, Fortran was the de facto language, back in the 1980s, used to mass calculate forces that a building was subject to, to make sure it wouldn't collapse. So, I built an IPPT calculator instead. And that's the last time I touched coding, until... Come year 3, I would hear of and be intrigued by the term 'machine learning with python' constantly. The premise of machine learning was incredibly interesting: given a list of all the Titanic passengers and their details (age, gender, cabin seat, etc.), a programming script could identify who survived and who didn't, with a high degree of accuracy. So was sold on this black magic (which I discovered was a whole bunch of Maths and Statistics), and I decided to self-study python. But things weren't clicking as well as I had hoped.
Work My first full-time job was doing project management in the aviation industry. Funnily enough, I told myself I would eventually pivot my career a couple of years from then to a tech-based role. So, I started doing Harvard's critically-acclaimed CS50 course after office hours and on weekends. I thoroughly enjoyed the aha! moments and the challenges that left me stumped for hours and days on end. But throughout this journey, the pandemic struck hard on my sector. I thought now would be a great time to take a leap. I duly did my research, left my job, and enrolled in Le Wagon Singapore coding Bootcamp.
Le Wagon Singapore What an amazing experience. Me and my classmates' dove into code straight away. We went from printing "Hello World" and for loops, to building an MVC (Model, View, Controller) ground up, to building and deploying full-stack apps (Ruby on Rails and JavaScript) to the cloud. All in 9 weeks; that's pretty mind-blowing, to be honest. Even today I even wonder how I was able to do that. But I think I have figured out how.
1) Firstly, the curriculum is extremely structured. Every single day has an extremely well-defined topic, such as OOP (Object Oriented Programming). The instructors Miguel and Prima are experienced and well versed in the course material and are always passionate about imparting the programming fundamentals and knowledge to us.
2) Another huge factor is that feedback is fast and responsive. You may have spent inordinate amounts of time trying to understand concepts on YouTube or bug fixing on Stack Overflow. Le Wagon Singapore massively improves on this experience. They have an efficient on-demand, support ticket system where any technical question can be answered by experienced instructors or TA's. It's what I call "Stack Overflow on Crack". Of course, it really helps that there is such a fun, friendly and helpful atmosphere in the classroom, where mistakes are encouraged, and no question is considered insignificant, no matter how small or "silly". After all, this is part of the learning experience.
Last thoughts All in all, I am more than happy to have chosen Le Wagon Singapore as it was fulfilling, fun and affordable. It's been a few months after graduation and I am now a full-stack software engineer; I couldn't have picked a better school. - ShazGraduate • Web Development Bootcamp - Full-time • MelbourneMay 13, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Best career investment - you won't regret!
If you’re looking to change your career or learn a new skill, Le Wagon full time web development bootcamp is the cheapest and quickest way to do so. It will equip you with the overall skills needed to change your career and the right environment for you to learn coding.
Best environment to learn. The coding exercises and projects help with consolidating your knowledge each day and the supportive teachers and course structure is optimised for your learning. On top of that, communi...If you’re looking to change your career or learn a new skill, Le Wagon full time web development bootcamp is the cheapest and quickest way to do so. It will equip you with the overall skills needed to change your career and the right environment for you to learn coding.
Best environment to learn. The coding exercises and projects help with consolidating your knowledge each day and the supportive teachers and course structure is optimised for your learning. On top of that, community support is the best here at Le Wagon. The online LMS and slack are also top notch resources!!
The only thing is that coding in general, requires self-motivation and perseverance. So be ready to feel beat down during this journey, but know that you are always learning and growing! Software development is continually growing, and so will you. You will not only learn coding skills but also lots of life lesson and people skills along the way! - LawrenceWeb Development Bootcamp - Part-time • TokyoMay 11, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Why not sooner?!
I really had an awesome time at LeWagon and wished I would have gone sooner there. The help from the teachers and even in the off hours is just overwhelmingly great. Also the materials given is more than enough to keep on learning weeks after the bootcamp. I can not find any criticism or point of improvement. That is how well it was! - HendrikFront-end Developer • Graduate • Web Development Bootcamp - Full-time • IstanbulMay 10, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
It was a potentially life-changing experience for curious go-getters who enjoy learning new skills and who want to venture into the world of tech.
One of the most important reasons why I joined Le Wagon was because it seemed like the most time-effective way to kickstart my journey into the realm of tech. What I enjoyed the most about the bootcamp can be summarized by one word: “learning”. The bootcamp made me rediscover the pleasure of learning.
The curriculum is undoubtedly of stellar quality. It is clearly very meticulously drafted and reviewed and is also regularly updated to keep up with the fast paced chang...One of the most important reasons why I joined Le Wagon was because it seemed like the most time-effective way to kickstart my journey into the realm of tech. What I enjoyed the most about the bootcamp can be summarized by one word: “learning”. The bootcamp made me rediscover the pleasure of learning.
The curriculum is undoubtedly of stellar quality. It is clearly very meticulously drafted and reviewed and is also regularly updated to keep up with the fast paced changes in web development. I was particularly impressed by Kitt, the learning platform developed inhouse by Le Wagon, because it provides you with all the tools you need to learn in the most effective way possible and is very easy to use.
This brings me to the practical nature of the curriculum, because that is exactly what the team at Le Wagon has discovered is the most effective way of learning. Every day of the bootcamp starts with a bit of theory, which you then immediately apply in the form of exercises throughout the rest of day. In the evening, you then review what you learnt by doing flashcards. This means that in a single day, you basically cover a part of the curriculum three times, each time in a different way. This ensures that you really cement the newly acquired knowledge in your brain.
I have only good things to say about the two teachers I had the pleasure of learning from. Both were very skilled developers but at the same time also great human beings. They were always there to give us their support and answer whatever question we might have had and put their heart into every course they taught us.
If I had to choose 3 words to describe Le Wagon, I would choose positivity, intense and empowering! It was a potentially life-changing experience for curious go-getters who enjoy learning new skills and who want to venture into the world of tech. Le Wagon has put a lot of energy into creating a vibrant alumni community. I know that whenever I need to, I can easily reach out to my fellow alumni for questions, advice, feedback or even job opportunities.
In this context, “Career Week” was also very useful: it helps you figure out what the next steps are on your journey. From learning more about the different career paths, to helping you spruce up your CV, LinkedIn profile and helping you prepare for job interviews, the Career Week covers plenty of topics which are really important for you to reach your goals as a fresh graduate.
Le Wagon has given me the tools and the confidence to achieve my tech-related goals. Right after graduating from the bootcamp I started working remotely from Istanbul for a Belgian tech-startup called ExoVibe as a Web Developer. That is more than I could have hoped for beforehand and I would not have been able to achieve that so soon if it weren’t for Le Wagon. - Capucine DehautData Analyst • Graduate • Data Science & AI Bootcamp - Full-time • ParisMay 09, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Excellent methodology and amazing community !
Attending this bootcamp was the best decision I could possibly make! I come from a business background: I graduated from a business school and got a first job in program management at a big tech company. This is where I discovered data science and decided I wanted to learn more. So I chose to attend the Data Science bootcamp at Le Wagon after looking at their program, the demo-days on Youtube, and talking with their Alumni, and I just landed a full-time Data Analyst job!
Thi...Attending this bootcamp was the best decision I could possibly make! I come from a business background: I graduated from a business school and got a first job in program management at a big tech company. This is where I discovered data science and decided I wanted to learn more. So I chose to attend the Data Science bootcamp at Le Wagon after looking at their program, the demo-days on Youtube, and talking with their Alumni, and I just landed a full-time Data Analyst job!
This bootcamp covers Data Collection-Cleaning-Analysis, Machine and Deep Learning. It gives you enough concepts and practice time to make you employable after the bootcamp, but what’s really smart is that they teach you how to go further, how to answer your own questions, how to read the documentation of Python libraries, etc.. In this way, you can go a lot further on your own after the bootcamp in your own time.
There are three things I really value in this bootcamp:- The methodology: One third of the day is lecture time, and the two other thirds you’re paired up with a buddy and complete exercises to practice what you just learned. Thanks to this methodology, I felt ready to work right after the bootcamp !
- A unlimited access to resources: you can access all lectures materials, exercises, flashcards, career playbooks after you leave the bootcamp. I still use their platform all the time and it’s been super useful.
- The network and seamless support from teachers: there’s many teachers available to answer your questions during the bootcamp so you never leave a day of class with an unclear concept in mind. And there’s a SUPER-active community on Slack, which has now 10 K members from around the world, and will help you find a job, find a freelance mission, answer technical questions, attend masterclasses, connect with companies you love. There’s a superbe atmosphere, you get little surprise events to connect with your peers and teachers and they really do (even in covid times) everything they can to ensure you get the best experience possible.
100% recommend Le Wagon ! - Charlotte DEMARETGraduate • Web Development Bootcamp - Full-time • TokyoMay 06, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Impressed by all I learnt in only 9 weeks
I was working in marketing for 6 years and I was considering to change to work in a more digital oriented company but I was obviously lacking some digital skills. Then I moved to Tokyo because my husband had a job offer there, so I take this move as an opportunity for me to learn new skills and I joined Le Wagon Tokyo 9-weeks intensive bootcamp.
I graduated only 2 months ago but I can already say this is the best decision I could ever made !
I would like to insis...I was working in marketing for 6 years and I was considering to change to work in a more digital oriented company but I was obviously lacking some digital skills. Then I moved to Tokyo because my husband had a job offer there, so I take this move as an opportunity for me to learn new skills and I joined Le Wagon Tokyo 9-weeks intensive bootcamp.
I graduated only 2 months ago but I can already say this is the best decision I could ever made !
I would like to insist on the fact that I really didn't have any coding background before joining. I just spend some time on Code Academy before applying, basically to know what coding was exactly 😅 and see if I was at ease with the logic.
I did the prep-course they asked to do before the bootcamp and, even if they cover everything again during the bootcamp, this is really usefull to understand deeper and quicker the main concepts.
The bootcamp itself was really intense, during these 9 weeks, I was literally thinking coding everytime because the learning process is really "addictive", in a very stimulating way. The first weeks help you to get use to the algorithms logic using Ruby language, then the further we go, the more concrete/realistic the challenges become and you can say that you are building real stuff which is super super rewarding !
The lectures are really clear thanks to the teachers who are super pedagogics (again even for people who are REAL beginners) and the exercices are made to make you perfectly understand the lectures and apply them.
In addition, there are a lot of ressources available on the platform which are again really useful (I keep using them all the time since I finished).
Cherry on the cake, they organise a "career week" at the end of the bootcamp which is really useful to know how you can "sell" your new skills, give you advice and ressources to keep learning, depending on what kind of job you want to apply and organise meetings with some partner companies.
I'm not working yet but I already have an offer and several process in progress so I can definitely say that not having a coding background is not a weak point, on the contrary, companies seem to appreciate having people from different background who did this bootcamp !
In short, I can only recommend this bootcamp to people who want to open new opportunities in their career. - JurekGraduate • MelbourneMay 04, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
An Amazing Experience!
Looking back at the bootcamp, I do not regret the decision and loved every moment of it! Learning how to problem-solve, think logically and collaborate with a diverse mix of colleagues and teachers, Le Wagon has helped me build an amazing platform to enter the world of tech! Highly recommended!
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How much does Le Wagon cost?
The average bootcamp costs $14,142, but Le Wagon does not share pricing information. You can read a cost-comparison of other popular bootcamps!
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Le Wagon offers courses like Data Analytics Bootcamp, Data Analytics Bootcamp Online, Data Analytics Essentials Skill Course, Data Engineering Bootcamp and 12 more.
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Le Wagon has in-person campuses in Amsterdam, Bali, Barcelona, Berlin, Bordeaux, Brussels, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Casablanca, Cologne, Dubai, Lausanne, Lille, Lisbon, London, Lyon, Madrid, Marseille, Mauritius, Melbourne, Mexico City, Montreal, Munich, Nantes, Nice, Paris, Porto, Rennes, Rio de Janeiro, Santiago, Sao Paulo, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toulouse, and Zurich. Le Wagon also has a remote classroom so students can learn online.
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