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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Samuel BelmonteJunior Construction Estimator • Student • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by GitHubApr 18, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceInformational, community-driven, insightful, interactive, supportive
I'm currently enrolled in TripleTen's software engineering bootcamp and I have no complaints. So, to start from the beginning I decided to start learning Software Engineering for a few reasons. I originally graduated from SUNY Oneonta which is a New York State University and got my bachelors in Business Administration. After graduating with this degree I started looking for jobs. I applied on LinkedIn, on company websites, and reached out to friends but in the end after months and mo...I'm currently enrolled in TripleTen's software engineering bootcamp and I have no complaints. So, to start from the beginning I decided to start learning Software Engineering for a few reasons. I originally graduated from SUNY Oneonta which is a New York State University and got my bachelors in Business Administration. After graduating with this degree I started looking for jobs. I applied on LinkedIn, on company websites, and reached out to friends but in the end after months and months of searching I got no replies to jobs I wanted. The only jobs that would answer me were door to door sales jobs but being the quiet person I am, that was not for me at all. So I then started to work at my neighbor's construction company and after working there for a few months of long hours and 60+ hour weeks I decided I needed a change.
I began researching for new careers that I found appealing. I had many different thoughts on potential careers and at the end the career that made the most sense for me was software engineering. The reason software engineering was my top pick was because of how flexible some software engineering jobs can be. Also, when I came across it I found it to be kind of like a puzzle and I’ve always been a big fan of puzzles whether it is playing sudoku or solving a Rubik's cube.
After researching different ways on which I can potentially become a software engineer. I stumbled across bootcamps and after examining many thoroughly I found TripleTen. What stood out to me with TripleTen was how they provide externships and the reviews were outstanding. The fact that TripleTen provides externships alone is a key factor as to why I decided to join. Every other boot camp I found didn’t offer anything close to it.
While enrolled in TripleTen and working pretty much a full-time job sometimes it can be challenging to balance it all when working on a hard project. However, once you get in the groove of things it isn’t too bad. What I like to do during weekdays after work is to try to get in two to three hours of studying or just something related to what I am learning at the time, whether it is a side project, researching, or watching youtube videos. Then on weekends or if I am off from work I like to spend upwards of four hours studying or working on a project. What I found works for days when I am going to be coding for a while is I like to take breaks and do something productive after maybe an hour of studying like go for a walk, cook something, or workout. In total I like to try to aim for 15-20 hours of studying per week. Also, the good thing about TripleTen is the fact that if you are falling behind for any reason they allow you to take time off of the course. I have taken a couple breaks off of the course. One was for a vacation and another was to work on some projects on the side and look back at what I have learned in the previous lesson.
I think TripleTen has many features that greatly benefit its students. For example, the tutors, the discord, the success managers, code review, and the projects. The tutors are great as you can schedule biweekly tutoring sessions to either help with projects or with any material you are struggling with and let me tell you they are way more helpful than I would’ve thought. Some tutors also hold office hours which is a scheduled time per week when anyone can join and pop in and out to ask questions. They also have these like 1-5 times a day on average which is amazing. Also, the discord is a great help. Sometimes when I am working on a project I have trouble with some of the work and I send in anyone's questions in discord and either a tutor will answer or a student will answer pretty quickly. The discord is also good for just chatting about anything with other students. If you join TripleTen you will also be assigned a success manager who helps keep you on pace with the work assigned. They are the person who you go to if you need to request an extension or a break and it really helps to make the learning experience smoother having all these sources or help. The code reviewers have helped me on every project. Once you submit your project the code reviewers will make notes in your code for areas to improve or areas that need to be changed which is a huge help. Lastly, the projects are a great time. When working on the projects it is the coolest experience seeing yourself build entire websites that you would;ve never thought you would be able to do. I believe that TripleTen has helped a huge amount with my goals of becoming a software engineer with these features. They even offer career help where they guide you on how to build your LinkedIn and how to basically reach out for jobs and eventually how to take an interview to land those jobs.
Some tips I would give to someone who is new and just starting their coding journey I would definitely make sure that it is something that you can see yourself doing. For people that want to take this path I would definitely recommend the TripleTens software engineer course. I have been very surprised with all that the bootcamp offers, especially at its cheap price. Before purchasing the course I would first recommend that you talk to someone on the phone about the course to get a better understanding before fully committing to it.
- Elias HStudent • New York CityVerified by GitHubApr 16, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
I would 100% recemmend to anyone with a full-time job and looking realiable, real support
I enrolled in Tripleten with little to no knowledge or enough time to commit to starting a journey in an industry that was new to me. Fortunately, the staff is really down to earth and attentive. Everything from material, projects, and communication is seamless and well organized, all you have to do is put in the time to learn. There is a lot of support for you to accomplish all the goals they put in front of you as not only do you get a personal "success" mentor to ensure you are findin...I enrolled in Tripleten with little to no knowledge or enough time to commit to starting a journey in an industry that was new to me. Fortunately, the staff is really down to earth and attentive. Everything from material, projects, and communication is seamless and well organized, all you have to do is put in the time to learn. There is a lot of support for you to accomplish all the goals they put in front of you as not only do you get a personal "success" mentor to ensure you are finding strategies to move forward, but also a discord server to speak with mentors, graduates, career development and other peers going through the program with you, which makes it easy to stay engage and motivated.
All the information you need to complete projects is accessible and presented with a lot of care, digestible, and charming tone.
although the material was all new and daunting to me. The way new information was presented through each stage of the bootcamp made it much more approachable. You get to work at your own pace and have the resources to work at a fast pace. There is always help, from tutor hours, where you can have a one-on-one with someone to go over the material further, and also the discord server where you can ask anyone from tutors, grads, or peers to help you at any moment throughout the day. Always got a response for any issue I had with the project or in general within 5 to 10 minutes max.
Best part of it all is the support given after you have a concrete understanding of the profession, tools, and essential skills, they offered the opportunity to start a career acceleration program, where you can have hands-on experience with one of the companies they are associated with.
Enrolling in any bootcamp can be daunting, There is a lot to learn, and a lot to do, but Tripleten has made it a much well-grounded and enjoyable experience. - William HollisStudent • Business Intelligence Analytics • OnlineVerified by LinkedInApr 15, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
A Great, Well-Structured Course
I signed up for TripleTen because I wanted to leave the healthcare field and get into something more remote and more fulfilling for my personal growth. After a significant time weighing my options, I chose TripleTen. I found their course engaging and well-structured. I think that they really spell things out for you without holding your hand through it. It is only for the self-driven but I still think that they are forgiving with their due dates and allow you to take some time off if you...I signed up for TripleTen because I wanted to leave the healthcare field and get into something more remote and more fulfilling for my personal growth. After a significant time weighing my options, I chose TripleTen. I found their course engaging and well-structured. I think that they really spell things out for you without holding your hand through it. It is only for the self-driven but I still think that they are forgiving with their due dates and allow you to take some time off if you need it. Also, their facility is fantastic and their tutors are really nice and helpful. I've never have had an issue with them. - Krystle TaStudent • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by GitHubApr 15, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
A fantastic bootcamp that has boosted my confidence to get back into tech
After graduating from University, I spent 9 years as a Web Developer then went on a hiatus and became a stay at home mum. I am now looking to return to the tech workforce so I started looking for online bootcamps to boost my confidence, refresh my skills, learn something new and motivate me to get back into it! TripleTen was the perfect fit.
The highlights of the Software Engineering course that attracted me the most are the following:
It is fully remote and self-p...After graduating from University, I spent 9 years as a Web Developer then went on a hiatus and became a stay at home mum. I am now looking to return to the tech workforce so I started looking for online bootcamps to boost my confidence, refresh my skills, learn something new and motivate me to get back into it! TripleTen was the perfect fit.
The highlights of the Software Engineering course that attracted me the most are the following:
It is fully remote and self-paced
I was able to allow my studies to work around my hectic schedule. I also have three young boys and I co-own a restaurant therefore I am always very busy! I still chose to commit to completing this course because I am very motivated to continue my career in tech. With all the lessons online I can study from anywhere and at any time. This was very ideal for me and convenient.
Course content
Most of my previous experience was back-end development. What also attracted me to TripleTen's course was the course content and the fact they cover full-stack technologies. Their offerings provide a great foundation for pursuing both front and back end roles.
Career advice and assistance
One of the highlights of TripleTen's offerings is providing career support and assistance. Throughout the topics I am learning, TripleTen provides career advice, offers one on one consultations with career advisors and assistance with preparing for job searches when you are ready to put yourself out there and land a job in tech!
Amazing community and support
What is truly comforting is the amount of support you get from tutors, senior students, fellow students, success managers and career advisors. If you are stuck on a lesson or project there are a lot of resources that will help out. Success managers check in on you and make sure you are feeling well and are on track.
Student participation and externships
There are also opportunities to participate in further activities such as Code Jams and further along in the course you have an opportunity to complete an externship with companies they have partnered with, which will further prepare you for entering the tech workforce.
Those are some of the highlights for me, since I began the course four months ago I am much more confident and motivated to get back into tech! - Chad CaseyData Analyst • Student • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by GitHubApr 13, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
A Comprehensive Learning Experience!
Background:
As a freshman in college, i took a course titled, "algorithmic thinking and programming," which sparked my interest in programming and software engineering. Unfortunately, this was second semester, and i was concerned that if i switched majors to computer science, i was would be behind the other students & ultimately graduate late. I refrained from making the switch, but my passion for SWE lived on. As i rounded off my junior year, i realized that...Background:
As a freshman in college, i took a course titled, "algorithmic thinking and programming," which sparked my interest in programming and software engineering. Unfortunately, this was second semester, and i was concerned that if i switched majors to computer science, i was would be behind the other students & ultimately graduate late. I refrained from making the switch, but my passion for SWE lived on. As i rounded off my junior year, i realized that i was not going to be college student forever, and would have to join the workforce soon. This raised the question, what do i want to do for the rest of my life? My college major would only lead me to jobs that i would not enjoy. So, i began programming again. I read DSA books, made small JS HTML CSS & React projects by following tutorials on Youtube, and more. I knew that i was going to join a bootcamp following graduation, so i wanted to gain a little momentum.
After graduation, i spent 8 months saving money before i decided to invest in Triple10's full stack web development program. Fast forward a couple months and I am nearing the end of the bootcamp! My experience so far has been great. The material is comprehensive and gives you directly applicable full stack job skills. No superfluous general education classes, like the ones you have to take in college, just dense and relevant material. I now have the skills needed to build and deploy a full stack application from the ground up. I look forward to not only applying these skills on the job but also in my personal projects, which i hope can be used to better the world!
For all those reading this message, I do believe that investing in Triple10's bootcamp is a sound decision. Make no mistake, you must work hard, and having a natural proclivity towards software engineering, or technical things in general, will make the process much easier. As the saying goes, you will get out what you put into it. So, if you are ready to make the career leap, id say triple10 is a good place to start.
Best,
Chad C. - Ronald McGrathFood Server • Student • Business Intelligence Analytics • OnlineVerified by LinkedInApr 13, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Amazing Boot Camp, Undoubtedly
TripleTen is a coding boot camp with multiple programs to choose from. I started back on February 2, 2024. I'm 21 and I had no clue what I wanted to do. My life consisted of (before doing this boot camp) waking up, going to the gym, going to work, and then playing games. I hated how little money I was making and I was doing absolutely nothing about it. Wasn't going to school, wasn't applying to any jobs, and I genuinely felt like a bum. I hated how I felt every day knowing I could do eve...TripleTen is a coding boot camp with multiple programs to choose from. I started back on February 2, 2024. I'm 21 and I had no clue what I wanted to do. My life consisted of (before doing this boot camp) waking up, going to the gym, going to work, and then playing games. I hated how little money I was making and I was doing absolutely nothing about it. Wasn't going to school, wasn't applying to any jobs, and I genuinely felt like a bum. I hated how I felt every day knowing I could do even better but I just didn't know how or what to do. One day I was watching YouTube and I got an AD on this boot camp and I said what the heck, I clicked the AD and it took me to a webinar an hour+ long and I watched the entire thing. I said why not schedule an appointment to talk with someone about it, I'M NOT EVEN GOING TO LIE, I completely dodged the call when I saw it and went on about my day. A month went by, still felt the same way and the AD COMES BACK, so I attended the webinar again and scheduled it again, AND THIS TIME I WENT WITH IT. I spoke with a lady ( Emma Tilley ) amazing lady, really nice and honestly pretty motivating, when I was speaking to her, to go through it. She answered all my questions and concerns and well I began with the boot camp! It's been a great experience, one thing I will say! Yes, you can learn all this for free if you're talented enough to teach yourself everything you need to know but I'm glad I went with this company. THE COMMUNITY IS AMAZING! extremely helpful, they have a discord server, and if you have any concerns no matter how big or small they'll help you they even have an AI working in their servers so you can ask it questions about your codes and it'll give you extremely helpful advice and if it couldn't answer your question then their tutors that will AND BY CHANCE your question still isn't answered, you can ask your success manager who's main job is TO MAKE SURE YOU GRADUATE AND GET THAT JOB. My success manager is Mina Miric, an amazing person who always checks up on me and sees if I have any concerns. There's no way you graduate and won't get a job when you attend this boot camp, they're spoon-feeding you a job, you just have to do the hard part and eat, but if you can do that you will be glad you did it. It's nice knowing that everything will be okay. I highly recommend this boot camp, I will always promote this company and will always recommend it to people. There are a lot more benefits to this boot camp but I won't go into it. If you're on the fence about it, I'm telling you right now, just do it. I'm doing the BI Analysis program, of course, it's hard but they make it easy and it's hard to fail when there are so many people trying to make sure that doesn't happen! I GENUINELY, STRONGLY FEEL there's no way you fail when you go with this boot camp, absolutely no way you don't graduate and get that job. There's no way at all that someone can fail and if you do, you simply didn't want it that bad, I'm sorry. - Pavani KunapureddyGraduate • Quality Assurance Engineering • OnlineVerified by LinkedInApr 13, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
A fantastic program tailored for newcomers and beginners in their respective fields
I am currently enrolled in the QA Engineer program at Triple Ten, and I'm currently working on my final project. Coming from a background in chemistry, I developed an interest in the IT field and decided to pursue testing. I am pleased with the program so far. It is well-designed for beginners, with lessons structured into manageable segments and opportunities to gain practical experience through tasks.After completing tasks and projects, the reviews provided valuable tips to enhance the...I am currently enrolled in the QA Engineer program at Triple Ten, and I'm currently working on my final project. Coming from a background in chemistry, I developed an interest in the IT field and decided to pursue testing. I am pleased with the program so far. It is well-designed for beginners, with lessons structured into manageable segments and opportunities to gain practical experience through tasks.After completing tasks and projects, the reviews provided valuable tips to enhance the performance of my projects. If I encountered any difficulties during my project, the tutors were very helpful. Overall, everything was excellent in this program. - Parth SonanitwalaStudent • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by GitHubApr 13, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Amazing Bootcamp highly recommend !
I highly recommend Tripleten Bootcamp because it's very flexible with you logging in at your own time, along with a money back guarantee IF you don't get a job within 6 months of graduating. - Faizah AnsarStudent • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by LinkedInApr 12, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Informative and Challenging
TripleTen is a great bootcamp for those that don't mind being in a remote environment. It provides the ease of being able to do things at your own pace so you can balance it with multiple responsibilities as opposed to other boot camps that want you to be active the whole day. I chose TripleTen because I liked that it was affordable compared to other boot camps that were charging over $10,000. I also like that it has a money back guarantee option which gives me more hope in their job ass...TripleTen is a great bootcamp for those that don't mind being in a remote environment. It provides the ease of being able to do things at your own pace so you can balance it with multiple responsibilities as opposed to other boot camps that want you to be active the whole day. I chose TripleTen because I liked that it was affordable compared to other boot camps that were charging over $10,000. I also like that it has a money back guarantee option which gives me more hope in their job assistance. My study habits include reviewing the material and also asking tutors for help when I get stuck. I also like to go on the discord because sometimes other students have asked the same questions I have. One of my favorite features is the code review because it really helps me understand what I've done incorrectly and the reviewers will even leave edits for improvements which helps me write cleaner code. Code reviews have always been completed within 24hrs so I like how quick paced it is. Another feature I like is that there are tasks paired with the lesson we are learning so it helps me to apply the new topics and ensure I understand them. - Mike AustriaTeacher • Student • Business Intelligence Analytics • OnlineVerified by LinkedInApr 12, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
A great way to transition into tech.
I am currently a BIA (Business Intelligence Analyst) student, where I am on sprint 5 out of 7. I am currently an math educator looking to switch into a tech position once the school year ends. When checking out their website, TripleTen requires you to take a career quiz to see where you best fit. They ask questions based on what you like to learn and what kind of career you are looking for long term. Once you are matched, a representative contacts you to tell you more about the progra...I am currently a BIA (Business Intelligence Analyst) student, where I am on sprint 5 out of 7. I am currently an math educator looking to switch into a tech position once the school year ends. When checking out their website, TripleTen requires you to take a career quiz to see where you best fit. They ask questions based on what you like to learn and what kind of career you are looking for long term. Once you are matched, a representative contacts you to tell you more about the program.
In this program, I am learning how to be successful with Excel, SQL, Tableau, and soon Power BI. The sprints are helpful in breaking down the basics of programs, and how it can be utilized. You do not have to pay to have the programs in your computer, as the sprints tell you how to install them on the computer with no charge. There are also videos in certain sprints that explain how a certain function can be done. at the end of sprints, there are projects that apply what you learned during your time, but also encourage you to explore other ways you can utilize the programs. This is a way to work on your critical thinking skills. Once you submit a project, it takes up to 24 hours to get it reviewed and approved. However, the longest I have waited was 12 hours for approval. The comments from the reviewers are also encouraging, but if there is something missing from the project, they allow you to make edits with the same project, so you would not have to do it again.
Once the projects are completed in each sprint, they have lessons on how to land a job as well as how to work on your professionalism. The lessons that they provide include how to write a resume, professionalism, and communication skills. TripleTen also has tutors available via Discord and have working hours where they can assist you with any project. Within the chats, they have live chats on career building and have speakers to talk about how to land a career in the tech field. They also provide a calendar that keeps you on track of when the projects are due. They also do check in with you to see how you are progressing in the program, and are super friendly whether you are succeeding or struggling. The calendar is very useful to give you an idea of how long each sprint should take, and how many hours should be spent on each lesson. If you cannot meet a due date (because of personal reasons), they also offer project extensions, where they push your due date to give you ample time to complete a project.
Overall, this has been a great experience so far and have been happy with my progress in TripleTen. It may seem like it is fast paced and you do have to commit a certain amount of time and dedication to the program, but it is a great learning experience in a short time and if you are looking for an immediate career change. - Megumi KajigayaStudent • Quality Assurance Engineering • OnlineVerified by LinkedInApr 12, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
A great program for those transitioning into tech
I am currently in the QA Engineering program at TripleTen and just started my 7th sprint (out of 9). To give you my background, I work a full-time job and do not have any previous experience in tech. So far, I am very happy with the program. The course material is engaging with visuals and divided into small lessons, which I appreciate because it feels a little more casual and relaxed than reading textbooks. What I like about TripleTen is the great career support and the community, in ad...I am currently in the QA Engineering program at TripleTen and just started my 7th sprint (out of 9). To give you my background, I work a full-time job and do not have any previous experience in tech. So far, I am very happy with the program. The course material is engaging with visuals and divided into small lessons, which I appreciate because it feels a little more casual and relaxed than reading textbooks. What I like about TripleTen is the great career support and the community, in addition to the course itself. Through seminars, one-on-one meetings with a career advisor, and reading career chapters, I have learned steps to network effectively, how to utilize my LinkedIn and other social media to stand out, and helpful tips for interviews etc. I got to meet some fellow students via discord and meetings, and appreciate how we encourage each other. Tutors are great resources when I struggle with studying. You can ask them questions during their online “office hours” and via the discord channel any time.
That being said, I feel that some things are up to the students. I tried to spend at least 1-2 hours every day when I started the program, but I eventually needed to slow down because studying on top of keeping my life together and working full-time feels tough sometimes. Fortunately, the program allows you to study at your own pace, and the success manager is accepting if you need to delay your deadlines. I am planning on expanding my network and meeting new professionals out there even though it is out of my comfort zone because I heard that getting a job with no tech experience can take an effort. I have seen a few people voicing that the schedules for meetings and tutor hours do not align with their work schedules (especially for people who work night shifts). But again, the community is very supportive and there for your success. Overall, I feel that TripleTen is a great program, especially for those transitioning into tech. If you choose this program, I would recommend utilizing their support and getting engaged with the opportunities they offer as much as possible.
- Justin DelaFlorSoftware Engineering • Student • Software Engineering • OnlineVerified by GitHubApr 09, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Fun and challenging way to get into Tech
Wanted to get into tech/software-engineering and jumped into the bootcamp. I am in sprint 10 out of 15. This course is very organized with the way they teach and way they set up assignments and projects. The discord allows you to connect and ask for help from a multitude of tutors who are all friendly and welcoming to ask any questions. They are patient and go beyond their way to help. So far the experience has been great. I will say that this bootcamp is good if you're really self-drive...Wanted to get into tech/software-engineering and jumped into the bootcamp. I am in sprint 10 out of 15. This course is very organized with the way they teach and way they set up assignments and projects. The discord allows you to connect and ask for help from a multitude of tutors who are all friendly and welcoming to ask any questions. They are patient and go beyond their way to help. So far the experience has been great. I will say that this bootcamp is good if you're really self-driven and self-taught type of person. Especially if you're working a full 9-5 alongside this program. I find days exhausting and tiring so you really have to commit to wanting to dive into this space. I recommend spending more hours outside of what is expected to fully feel satisfied and excel from my experience. Overall, I have been loving this experience and excited to learn more as i finish up. I encounter this program through finding their ads on youtube and after enough time I looked into and say that it seemed enticing. Feedback has been good at all spectrums of the program.
TripleTen Alumni Outcomes
N/A
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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As of 2023, there are 3.3 billion Android OS users in the world! Android has a 71.8% market share of mobile operating systems globally, so developing (and testing!) apps for Android is an exciting niche for anyone looking to work in mobile environments. The instructional team at TripleTen shared their insights on why it’s important to know Android Studio as a manual QA tester and how QA teste...
Jess Feldman
Updated August 08, 2023
Popular since the 1970s, structured query language (SQL) allows technologists to organize and access data simply and quickly. SQL is utilized in data and engineering jobs alike and doesn’t require you to know how to code. Larisa Molodyk, Product Manager at TripleTen, shares three reasons why SQL is one of the most popular programming languages, what kinds of jobs you can land with SQL in your...
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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!
What courses does TripleTen teach?
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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