TripleTen
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TripleTen is a family of digital re-skilling products offering 20-46 week online Software Engineering, Quality Assurance, Business Intelligence Analytics, Data Analytics, and Data Science programs. TripleTen helps people with versatile backgrounds learn a new profession online and kickstart a sustainable career in tech. Each bootcamp includes full access to an interactive online platform, real-life projects, tutor support from experienced developers, code reviews, online webinars, and live coding sessions. TripleTen stands on the quality of the programs; if a student doesn't secure a position within six months of graduating, TripleTen guarantees to refund their money.
TripleTen is open to students of all experience levels. The only requirement is a high school diploma.
TripleTen students graduate with professional certificates and portfolios with 6 to 15 projects to show to potential employers. With an average employment rate of 87%, TripleTen's Career Acceleration program provides graduates with the competitive edge they need to succeed. From resume-building to job offer negotiation, TripleTens is with their students every step of the way.
TripleTen was formerly known as Practicum Bootcamp.
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- Atajan AbdyyevData Analytics • OnlineVerified by LinkedInApr 21, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Data Analytics
Great supporting community, well organized, quick responses from tutors and qa team. Learned so much in such a short time. - Jenna ToffWeb Developer • Graduate • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by LinkedInMar 19, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Turning into a passion
When I went through the sample course, I found I really enjoyed how the curriculum was written: it made it easier for me to read through what had otherwise been dry material in my previous self-studying, and the way that portion was written stayed throughout the program with only a few areas being a bit more on the dry side. There's a little bit of humor in some of the messages when we've succeeded, often making puns on the material we just went over, which also helps with keeping the in...When I went through the sample course, I found I really enjoyed how the curriculum was written: it made it easier for me to read through what had otherwise been dry material in my previous self-studying, and the way that portion was written stayed throughout the program with only a few areas being a bit more on the dry side. There's a little bit of humor in some of the messages when we've succeeded, often making puns on the material we just went over, which also helps with keeping the information a bit better.
You do get out of it what you put in, and with supportive communities and networking opportunities, along with many chances to build upon soft skills: it's easy with Practicum to get a lot out of it. You have a cohort you work with, and many people you can reach out to ask if you get stuck or have questions: even if it's not directly related to the material you're going through in the course. If things aren't working, you can let someone know and it will be fixed by generally the next day. Feedback for projects is available within 24 hours, and you have chances to improve if you didn't get it quite right the first time.
After finishing the program I've been working with the 'career accelerator' program they have and they're helping me through the job navigation process that spans to 1-1 conversations with someone who is actually helping you fine-tune the different parts in the job search. - Leonid GorelikSales operations analyst • Student • Data Analytics • OnlineVerified by LinkedInFeb 28, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Another great product from Yandex
I tried to go deeper into data analysis for several times but all my previous attempts were unsuccessful. I checked different formats of bootcamps but none of them fit me. Classical offline bootcamps are 6 -8 times more expensive than Practicum by Yandex moreover they require full time dedication which means no possibility to combine them with my current job. Learning on various on line platforms was also not a match because explanation was often not very clear, problems solved there w...I tried to go deeper into data analysis for several times but all my previous attempts were unsuccessful. I checked different formats of bootcamps but none of them fit me. Classical offline bootcamps are 6 -8 times more expensive than Practicum by Yandex moreover they require full time dedication which means no possibility to combine them with my current job. Learning on various on line platforms was also not a match because explanation was often not very clear, problems solved there were not related to real business cases so I lost motivation very soon after starting a new course. At Practicum things are different: you start learning each topic on the online platform imitating real environment but if you have questions you can always address them to mentors or your mates. The program is divided into sprints. Each sprint consists of education on the platform and a real life case which you have to solve based on the knowledge aquired on the platform and every two weeks there are Webinars where mentor shows the best approach in solving the project and also answers your questions . But my favorite thing about the course is that it is really very practical and although I am still at the first half of the course I already started using python at my current job and it saves me a lot of time. 
Maria WStudent • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by GitHubFeb 26, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceWeb Developer
I have tried several coding programs, including Code Academy, Udemy classes, and Skillcrush. Practicum is far and above the best. As a WordPress developer, I have always been more interested in the code and less about the design, so I wanted to improve my skills to find a job in coding. Practicum has given me everything I need to be confident in my job search. The instructors and class cohorts are fantastic and extremely helpful. The lessons are flexible in that you don't have to attend ...I have tried several coding programs, including Code Academy, Udemy classes, and Skillcrush. Practicum is far and above the best. As a WordPress developer, I have always been more interested in the code and less about the design, so I wanted to improve my skills to find a job in coding. Practicum has given me everything I need to be confident in my job search. The instructors and class cohorts are fantastic and extremely helpful. The lessons are flexible in that you don't have to attend live, which can be hard when you have a full-time job. There have been countless webinars and resources with recruiters and current coders on how to land a job after graduation. And the portfolio I will have to show future employers is stellar. I am one project away from graduation and I can't wait to move into my new career.- Jaia BStudent • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by LinkedInFeb 24, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Amazing value and experience!
Practicum is by far the BEST learning platform I've used. The learning experience is dynamic and fun.
PROS:
-The curriculum is up to date and very well designed.
-We work on real projects immediately applying what we learn on every module.
-Our projects are reviewed by industry professionals.
-The learning support comes in many ways: dedicated community managers, classmates, tutors, platform support.
-The product team at Practicum is constantly improving the learni...Practicum is by far the BEST learning platform I've used. The learning experience is dynamic and fun.
PROS:
-The curriculum is up to date and very well designed.
-We work on real projects immediately applying what we learn on every module.
-Our projects are reviewed by industry professionals.
-The learning support comes in many ways: dedicated community managers, classmates, tutors, platform support.
-The product team at Practicum is constantly improving the learning experience for students. They TRULY care about us.
-We learn soft and hard skills needed for the real world.
-The learning journey doesn't feel detached or lonely, and THAT is quite the feat for an online bootcamp.
-The price is right. The length of program goes accordingly with the content and value we get from the program. Many bootcamps and online platforms offer much much less and cost 2.5X more.
-They have a free 20 hr program introduction, which is super helpful if you want to find out what the program will be like and if you actually like web development. It's pretty straight forward, there's no catch or nasty surprises.
-Transparency.
I honestly don't have any CONS. In the past I tried many platforms and was very disappointed. When I found Practicum, I tried the introductory course and was pleasantly surprised to see that in only 20 hrs they thoroughly taught what other programs would take 2 months to teach in a boring and burdensome way. I was very surprised at the quality of the curriculum and was instantly hooked. Right from the beginning we are shown the practical applications to so many abstract and (many times) difficult concepts.
The program is intense and very rewarding. It has gone above and beyond any expectations I had.
- Leandra M.Student • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by GitHubFeb 22, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Web development Student
Before diving into the world of computer programming, I was a secretary at a doctors office. Iloved my coworkers and even liked my job but wasn’t being challengedenough. I was introduced to programming through sites likeCodecademy. I immediately fell in love with learning to code and wanted toknow more. I was lucky enough to be able to leave my full-time job todive into learning further. I started with self-learning throu...Before diving into the world of computer programming, I was a secretary at a doctors office. Iloved my coworkers and even liked my job but wasn’t being challengedenough. I was introduced to programming through sites likeCodecademy. I immediately fell in love with learning to code and wanted toknow more. I was lucky enough to be able to leave my full-time job todive into learning further. I started with self-learning through all of thefree sites you have undoubtedly have heard of, but eventually felt like I was in a rut, constantly learningtheory but not putting it into practice or knowing if I was doing itright! I discovered Practicum by Yandex through a Facebook programminggroup I had joined. I took the free introductory course for webdevelopment and flew through it. The promise of real world projects,actual reviews and a community to be a part of convinced me to sign up.
I am so happy I did! One of the best things for me is now I haveaccountability. The course is split up into two week “sprints” thatgive me a goal to achieve, which is a great motivator for me. Thesprints are made up of two parts. First is theory, which you read about and then immediately practicein exercises. I’m a hands-on learner myself, so practicing what I justlearned in theory is so helpful. After the theory you work on a real worldproject. For these projects you learn how to use common development tools such as Figma, Github, VScodeand will have a website of your own creation at the end. Your projects are reviewed byprofessional web developers who give further sources for you toresearch if needed and explain why something should be done adifferent way. We also have a live coding session for every sprintthat further explains the theory and helps you see coding in action.If that wasn’t enough, there is a fantastic community of your fellowstudents set up on the chat program Slack. You are able to ask others who are workingon the same project you are questions or get advice. It’s so nice to know I’m notthe only one struggling with a problem or succeeding! You get practicein helping others if you can and there are senior students from othercohorts that help answer questions as well. On top of that, what I’vefound most helpful is my tutor. The tutor is there to answer yourquestions when you don’t know something but in a way that leads you to theanswer instead of just giving you the solution outright.
Also I can tell everyone on the Practicum team wants me to succeed.They give you countless resources and listen to your feedback. Theywant to improve the course for all students.If you're on the fence about trying a bootcamp I would say jump overand sign up for Practicum by Yandex, you won't regret it!
- Jack CaiPerspective Data Scientist • Student • Data Science • OnlineVerified by LinkedInFeb 22, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
It is a great decision in my life.
I am writing this review as a current student of Practicum Data Science program, we are about half way of the course and I have to say I love almost every single aspect of this program. I will explain why I say 'almost' later on.
First, the good things about this program.- This is a very affordable program compared to other big names in the market. At least I know I paid only a fraction of what some other programs would have charged me if I went wi...
I am writing this review as a current student of Practicum Data Science program, we are about half way of the course and I have to say I love almost every single aspect of this program. I will explain why I say 'almost' later on.
First, the good things about this program.- This is a very affordable program compared to other big names in the market. At least I know I paid only a fraction of what some other programs would have charged me if I went with other big names. Plus, there is a free intro portion of the program you can try and you will have a better idea of the learning process.
- The program is extremely flexible schedule wise. You could be working 40 or even 60 hours a week with your full time job and still are able to fully utilize all study material from the platform, watch all the recording webinars and finish all the tasks and projects. Because you work on your own pace, although there are deadlines for projects and the whole course is consisted of many 2 weeks sprints, there is a project for each sprint, every 3 to 5 sprints will be an integrated project.
- The organization and structure of the Practicum is great. You will have a community manager who oversee all your non-academic concerns including schedules, pacing, complains or even when you need a break. The manager is always available and will try the best to accommodate your needs. Then there are tutors who answer questions for tasks in the learning platform and for questions about project. There is an instructor (highly qualified Data Scientist) who not only answer academic questions but also teaching in webinars. There is reviewers to look at your projects and you might have to resubmit them based on their review. There are student experience specialist and marketing specialist who will reach out to students to learn your needs.
- Given the length of the program( 8months), it covers a lot of ground in its curriculum. The interactive platform where you learn the curriculum is similar to Leetcode style, the platform is good enough to teach you the new concepts and you will apply them to the following tasks. When the whole program is finished, I will have a great overview of data science and know how to apply each part of DS in a real life problem. I actually spent 5-6 months to research different programs online by looking into their reviews and curriculum, I ended up with Practicum because of the strong curriculum and number of projects to be done.
- There are many many more good things about Practicum, but I feel like the 4 points above are most significant to me.
Now, I will talk about why I used 'almost' at the beginning.
1. There are small bugs in the learning platform here and there, you will find yourself spending extra time to fix your 'already correct answer' just to pass the auto grading system. My suggestion is before they fix those small issues, try to ask as soon as you realize you spend too much time on one problem, because most of the practice questions are relatively easy to medium level.
2. Sometimes, the tutors and instructor might not be on the same page of your learning progress, they might not answer questions the way you can understand or they often refer to some technique you are not familiar with, sometimes they might not be on the same page of your project reviewer. So as a student, you have to judge which way to go with and learn from different people and always ready to teach yourself from online resources( you will be given a lot of references). Tutors and instructor are great people and more than qualified for their job, it was just some communication issues( different time zone for example) that keeps them from serving students better.
Overall, I will rate my experience excellent with Practicum and honestly it did exceed my expectation. I tried the Web Development free course as well and found it easier than the Data Science one, I understand why some review said they like Web Development more than the Data Science part from Practicum. If you want to become a Data Scientist, you need to be ready to spend excessive amount of time learning from whichever bootcamp/self learning with online resources or both, the more you put in the more you can get. To me, Practicum is good enough as a bootcamp, if I could not find a job after graduation, I will only blame on myself.
- Zhamshidbek AbdulkhamidovStudent • Data Science • OnlineVerified by GitHubFeb 18, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Learning a Data Science with Practicum by Yandex, one of the best reasons in my life!
I am currently a student at Suleyman Demirel University and here I have learned the basics of programming and a little about web development. The curiosity of learning and exploring new fields of computer science gave me a push to further expand my skills. However, it would be fair to say that I had an understanding of AI from my secondary school years. To be honest, I would say that I was searching for any courses about data science, but the advertisement for this course was...I am currently a student at Suleyman Demirel University and here I have learned the basics of programming and a little about web development. The curiosity of learning and exploring new fields of computer science gave me a push to further expand my skills. However, it would be fair to say that I had an understanding of AI from my secondary school years. To be honest, I would say that I was searching for any courses about data science, but the advertisement for this course was all over there and I could not ignore it. It had been half a year since I have started learning on this platform and I have few things about it.
First of all, I would say that the course content is straight-forward and gathered together, which creates a convenient environment. Secondly, the teaching process is mostly project-based, which means that this school prioritizes self-learning. Last, but not least important feature of this school is that the community is friendly: you can easily discuss your progress and have consultations; get feedback about your projects so that you could spot your issues on time; instructors are available and ready to communicate 24/7.
Most favorite part of the course is that it emphasizes self-learning. I would say that this is the most important asset of accelerating on computer science fields nowadays. I definitely recommend this course to those who are seeking the best approach to get into data science.
- CaylaStudent • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by GitHubFeb 16, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Web Development
Through unfortunate circumstances, my life changed significantly. I needed a career and I had always been interested in web development and coding. I happened upon Practicum by Yandex's amazing web dev course. They promised to take me from zero experience to job worthy by the end of the ten months. I immediately tried out the initial free course and was very impressed and couldn't wait to dive in completely!
The course is broken down into 15 sprints and a final 7 week projec...Through unfortunate circumstances, my life changed significantly. I needed a career and I had always been interested in web development and coding. I happened upon Practicum by Yandex's amazing web dev course. They promised to take me from zero experience to job worthy by the end of the ten months. I immediately tried out the initial free course and was very impressed and couldn't wait to dive in completely!
The course is broken down into 15 sprints and a final 7 week project. Each sprint is 2 weeks long. The first week of each sprint is the course work. Here the lessons are broken down into short segments of in depth theory where you will learn not only the what's and how's behind web dev, but also the why's and get full in depth knowledge to use later on in your interviews for future jobs. The short segments are really helpful as it allows for good starting and stopping spots to easily work on the course work during your spare time. After each theory segment there are tasks where you practice the concepts taught. The answers are not just given to you; you have to work at it and understand it before proceeding to the next section. During the second week of each sprint you apply the newly learned skills to ongoing projects. You will complete 3 full projects as well as a final project. The first few sprints work with a project that is only HTML/CSS. Then you have a project in HTML/CSS/JS and lastly you convert the JS project into React and add all the backend functions through node.
Not only are the course work and projects well thought out and wonderfully done, but the class community and staff on the Practicum team is easily accessible and ready to help in any way they can. You will be assigned a cohort of students that go along with you at the same pace. You can even pair program with them and take turns teaching each other to cement the skills you are learning even more concretely. You get to know the students which encourages you to keep up the pace and not fall behind to a different cohort, as the students become your friends. The tutors are very helpful and do weekly videos on troubled topics. They are ready to answer any questions you have or help you when you are stuck on the course work. This amazing team wants you to succeed and will help you do so!
I fully recommend this course. It is phenomenal. Just when you are too tired to continue, they throw in some humor to lighten the mood and keep you going. In this program, you will become a web developer! - Denis PankovWeb Developer Student • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by LinkedInFeb 16, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Web Developer Student
Have research many companies before I have found Practicum by Yandex. Great company, very intensive course on Web Development - 10 month. I have found it very challenging and it gives you all the right tools that you would use on a job. I'm 8 months in, so a few more months until graduation and I have already made a website for a small company from scratch on the side. Still a lot to learn, but it gets more interesting once you start to understand what are you doing. With the skills you ...Have research many companies before I have found Practicum by Yandex. Great company, very intensive course on Web Development - 10 month. I have found it very challenging and it gives you all the right tools that you would use on a job. I'm 8 months in, so a few more months until graduation and I have already made a website for a small company from scratch on the side. Still a lot to learn, but it gets more interesting once you start to understand what are you doing. With the skills you obtain from this course you'll be more than a Junior Web Developer, I think, it's mote close to middle level, since you learning front and end. So, I definitely recommend this course to anyone, who wants to change and secure your future. Good Luck and Happy Coding.) - Mabelly TuchsznajderMarketing Data Analyst • Graduate • Data Science • OnlineVerified by LinkedInFeb 15, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Great learning experience
I'm a Marketing Data Analyst, and I found Yandex one of the best online programs for those, like myself, who want to give the next step in the Data Science field. The program has great content, challenging exercises, and real-world projects. But those aren't what makes Yandex one of the best online programs I have attended so far. Yandex's major advantage is how its tutors, project reviewers, and community managers deal with students' questions. First, they are professionals with real-w...I'm a Marketing Data Analyst, and I found Yandex one of the best online programs for those, like myself, who want to give the next step in the Data Science field. The program has great content, challenging exercises, and real-world projects. But those aren't what makes Yandex one of the best online programs I have attended so far. Yandex's major advantage is how its tutors, project reviewers, and community managers deal with students' questions. First, they are professionals with real-world experience in the field, and, second and most important, all explanations or articles recommended by them are straight to the point and accurate. That said, I recommend Practicum by Yandex for anyone who wants to get into the Data Science field or brush up her/his skills - William SchutteWeb Developer • Graduate • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by LinkedInFeb 12, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Very impressed, high quality organized program
While its possible to find all the information you would need to know on the internet (Udemy, Coursera, Youtube), bootcamps like this are for those who would prefer a little more structure and guidance. The curriculum covers the MERN stack in enough detail to help you become proficient in each technology and the projects they have you do are a step (or two) above those you'll find in a lot of other bootcamps. They just look more professional, they are well thought out, and you spend enou...While its possible to find all the information you would need to know on the internet (Udemy, Coursera, Youtube), bootcamps like this are for those who would prefer a little more structure and guidance. The curriculum covers the MERN stack in enough detail to help you become proficient in each technology and the projects they have you do are a step (or two) above those you'll find in a lot of other bootcamps. They just look more professional, they are well thought out, and you spend enough time on them to make them both fully-functional and polished. No hastily put-together, poorly designed projects here. Also, the entire team is so caring and thoughtful, and are willing to help in any way they can. They really make the program feel personal.
Having completed the web dev course, I feel I have all the skills to be a React Developer, FrontEnd Dev, or Web Developer, and have already had several interviews this month. I will say though, if you truly want to succeed, you still need to put in work outside the class. You need to practice coding and make more projects, create a portfolio, and apply to a ton of jobs. This is not a golden ticket in the tech industry, but it is a very effective guiding hand into a new career.
TripleTen Alumni Outcomes
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Employment Rate
79%
Graduation Rate
75,750
Median Salary
Of the students who enroll at TripleTen, 79% graduated. 91% of graduates were job-seeking and N/A of job-seeking graduates found in-field employment after 180 days and report a median income of $75,750. Below is the 180 Day Employment Breakdown for 504 graduates included in this report:
180 Day Employment Breakdown
| Description | Percentage |
| Full Time, In-Field Employee | N/A |
| Full-time apprenticeship, internship or contract position | N/A |
| Short-term contract, part-time position, freelance | N/A |
| Employed out-of-field | N/A |
Notes and Caveats
Check out the Outcomes report here — https://tripleten.com/outcomes/
* These outcomes are not audited by Course Report. In some cases, data is audited by a third party.
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TripleTen Alumni Reviews Summary
Based on 220+ TripleTen alumni reviews on Course Report, students often praise the interactive and comprehensive curriculum, supportive community, and effective career services. The Data Science and Software Engineering courses are particularly well-regarded. One reviewer stated, "The support and practical projects greatly enhanced my learning experience." However, some students suggest a need for more in-depth coverage in certain technical areas.
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How much does TripleTen cost?
The average bootcamp costs $14,142, but TripleTen does not share pricing information. You can read a cost-comparison of other popular bootcamps!
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TripleTen offers courses like Business Intelligence Analytics, Cyber Security, Data Analytics, Data Science and 2 more.
Where does TripleTen have campuses?
TripleTen teaches students Online in a remote classroom.
Is TripleTen worth it?
The data says yes! TripleTen reports a 79% graduation rate, a median salary of $75,750 and 87% of TripleTen alumni are employed. The data says yes! In 2022, TripleTen reported a 79% graduation rate, a median salary of $75,750, and N/A of TripleTen alumni are employed.
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