Code Platoon

It is a very intensive coding boot camp that teaches you a ton beyond just coding. In the end they teach you a ton of skills beyond coding and assisting in getting a job during and after the course. Really valuable experience and when I talk to friends... Read More in the industry, they all say that I've been set up well for success.

I had a great experience at Code Platoon. The instructors are extremely invested in each student, and there is always someone to ask for help when you feel lost. I never really imagined that I could learn so much so fast. Also, aside from the coursework,... Read More the internship opportunities offered by companies to graduates at the end of the course is something that I had not read about being offered at any other coding bootcamp. The different kinds of scholarships and grants afforded to students to help with tuition also make this program a great opportunity for anyone able to attend Code Platoon.

In the overwhelming sea of bootcamp options, it's hard to imagine a better option than Code Platoon for members of the military community (I attended as a military spouse). From its emphasis on diversity & inclusion (so many scholarships available to... Read More under-represented communities) to its consistent willingness to re-assess the program curriculum, Code Platoon is a well-structured, intensive program that teaches the hard technical skills you would expect from a coding bootcamp along with invaluable guidance on necessary soft skills for those entering a new career. The team is very explicit about the time demands of the course, but a welcoming support network of teaching assistants and alumni are always available, whether you're stuck on a concept from the day's class or wanting to dive a level deeper with an experienced developer. As many have touched on here, getting the most value from the program requires more than completing the minimum requirements, and I highly recommend leveraging the provided community resources, from individual mentorship to resume reviews to job search assistance.

The decision to attend a coding bootcamp was a hard one for me to make. I worried that the course would be too fast-paced and I would get left behind. Code Platoon immediately made me feel welcome and cared for and I knew it was the school for me. I never... Read More felt alone and there was always someone to help when I became stuck. I would highly recommend this bootcamp to anyone that is eligible to attend. It is a lot of work, but the instructors and TAs are there to support you. If you put in the work you will get through the course. This is the best decision I have ever made, and I am so thankful to Code Platoon for offering such a wonderful opportunity. I am proud to be a part of the Code Platoon family.

I participated via the DoD Skillbridge Program for transitioning servicemembers. I found the program extremely helpful, especially for someone with zero prior coding experience. I feel I have a solid foundation to continue to learn and grow having gone... Read More through Code Platoon. Code Platoon is a great environment and the Instructors are absolutely amazing! The program is very challenging but you learn so much in such a short time. This program helped me significantly in preparation for my next career and I cannot thank Tom, Noa, Ankur, and the rest of the staff enough.

I have nothing but gratitude for the entire Code Platoon experience. Life-altering may sound extreme, but that was genuinely the case for myself and many of my peers. Everything about the cohort is intelligently planned and designed. From dedicated instructors... Read More to an expansive network of TA's, mentors, career coaches, and speakers, Code Platoon makes every conceivable effort to prepare its students for a career in tech. They're honest, transparent and forthright from the very start. They remind you that the course is a full time commitment, and what's expected of you is that you put in your all. The work is abundant, but the instructors are realistic and practical. I and several of my cohort's graduates worked extremely hard, putting in several 12 hour days and pushing through consecutive weekends, but entirely by choice. Regardless of the workload, the instructors always reminded us to prioritize family and self-care, and to build a healthy work-life balance. You can expect instructors, TA's, and mentors that will bring their all to the table. If you place your trust in the program, you can rest assured they'll have your back all throughout the cohort, and afterwards as well.

Code Platoon is much more than a coding boot camp. It is a program by veterans for veterans that genuinely prepares you for a transition into the tech field. Along with programming, the instructors teach interview preparation, resume writing, and other... Read More skills needed to be successful. Code Platoon offers to match you with a mentor already in the field early in the program. It is not required, but I would recommend it!

As a military member I feel that this has been the greatest choice I have ever made. I can't believe how much we accomplished during my cohort and how much support we received throughout the program. I cant thank enough Code Platoon for helping reach... Read More my goals.

I had a great experience at Code Platoon. It's tough but highly rewarding. A few positives: broad core curriculum, interesting workshops by guest speakers, & solid interview prep. Also, CP is very intentional about managing the program cost; many students... Read More were on full scholarships through VET-TEC and Skillbridge. Just know, the pace is extremely fast; burnout is possible when you're putting in the requisite time.

I came in knowing very little about coding and software engineering, and left feeling like I could hack it as an entry-level engineer. I've been to a lot of school in my life, and I appreciated the immersive, supportive, and career-focused curriculum... Read More and environment. If you're a veteran or milspouse, you should strongly consider CP (especially because now they're offering remote classes--no excuse not to!). I also appreciated the parts of the curriculum focused on non-tech stuff like diversity in the workplace (race, gender identity, age, etc.) and financial management. Lots of great guest speakers currently in industry to talk about coding, job search, design, and other relevant topics.