Elium Academy

I got all my experience after attending #EliumAcademy , am so excited because coding is Made real and so simple with hands on practical and live projects. All the mentors are very good and always there to help any time you got stack...
Now I can Handle all complecated web problems .. thanks to all the EliumTeam of expects.

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I have joined Elium just recently, but so far my experience with them has been very nice. I feel like I'm doing something valuable and that it is appreciated. Team is consisted of always ready to help people, with whom you easily get along, so that workplace doesn't seem like a necessity, but a pleasure. I'm grateful for having the opportunity to be a part of a it, as the actual target of actions is external, meaning students and their future dreams.

I looked up Elium by chance on Facebook and it came to my attention that Professor Hugues Bersini is one of the advisors for Elium Academy and works very closely with them. Not only did I take one of his classes at ULB but he is also a mastermind for artificial intelligence and machine learning. Knowing that kind of background of scientific support for Elium encouraged me to apply.

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As a person who has been working at Elium Academy for a while, I can assure that our work space as well as its atmosphere are the most diverse and productive ones I have been at. Elium gives me a strong sense of community through its support and collaboration system. Elium is more than just an academy whose project is not only promising for the Belgian community but it is also the perfect learning journey for those who join it whether it be for learning or working reasons.
If you are looking for coding skills along with mentoring, Elium is the right place for you.

Teaching kids to code out of school is a lot like coding bootcamps. You teach commands and syntax so the students can see some results and you teach programming concepts on the fly. Unlike schoolteachers we cannot force our kids to be there so our lessons need to be activity-based, practical, results-oriented, and low on theoretical computer science stuff. Some are sceptical but those of us who are in the trenches know that it works. We actually DO teach this kids to be good programmers. I would encourage any wanna-be developer to do a bootcamp. If kids can learn to code outside of an academic setting then there is no reason that adults should be able to accomplish even more without a computer science degree. Out of school coding education works!