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"In this "time of programmers" it was tough to get my first job, but I managed to do it. And thanks to whom? - GoIT. I am really grateful for learning for fun with great support and quick feedback from mentors and managers. Don't like your teacher? No... Read More problem, here's a new one. There are not enough additional courses - here's more. The latter already depends on the work of each individual. (Thanks to the questions on preparing for course interviews, I received an offer). Thank you for the pleasant tasks and team projects and for the constant questions about whether everything is going well) The auditor advises, what else to add?)😁❤️

I was already on the FullStack Developer course when I completed the first block (html, css) and was delighted! And my opinion didn't change until the end of the course (I'm already a Full Stack Developer). The knowledge is conveyed in a clear and obvious... Read More way, which you should learn thanks to the excellent learning material. All you need is commitment, motivation, a positive attitude, learning according to the guidelines and suggestions of the instructors and you really feel that you have learned and it makes a huge difference. The atmosphere is very pleasant, you can count on help not only from the instructors but also from all the participants - there is a group on Slack where we help each other (there is always someone who knows something that someone else might not know 🙂) and we support each other. The course is really well organised! I highly recommend it!!!

I have already finished the Fullstack course at GoIT, and my impressions are genuinely positive. Without hesitation, I would rate this course at 4.5/5. The course helped me save a lot of time that I would normally have to spend on independently searching... Read More for learning materials and keeping up with the latest trends that are in demand among employers. All the valuable knowledge I gained was enriched with practical tasks and projects, making learning more engaging and useful. An extremely helpful aspect of the course is that the classes take place twice a week and are recorded. This significantly facilitated my continued learning, especially considering my work on two shifts. With this flexible approach, I could tailor my learning to my schedule, which was immensely beneficial. GoIT has certainly met my expectations and allowed me to grow in the field of full-stack development. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to gain practical skills and be ready to work as full-stack developers.

I've been on the QA course since October. I received the materials well in advance, allowing me to prepare for the classes thoroughly. The lectures are conducted online in the evenings, making it much easier to participate. The communication with the... Read More instructors and mentors is flawless. They are always ready to help, answer any questions, and explain anything unclear. I highly recommend studying at GoIT Polska. :)

This is my story of how I got into IT. I wanted to take courses from GoIT back in 2019 when I was at an offline webinar, then I thought about full-stack, but at that time, I probably needed to understand what I needed so much. In 2022, I called the manager... Read More and said I wanted to buy courses. He first advised me to take the Test Drive, which included 4 professions in 7 days. Still, the emphasis and attention focused more on development, and I wanted to go into development anyway. I bought a full-stack bootcamp course. I didn't want to spend my small savings, but I realize now that it was a suitable investment in the future. It wasn't easy at the bootcamp because the rhythm was not familiar to me. I'm used to taking my time, and here, I had to do everything quickly and hand in my homework and lectures daily; you can ask the mentor additional questions if you need help understanding something. We had good lecturers, mentors, and people who checked homework, and everyone could write or zoom in, which was very convenient. The Bootcamp is like a university, with a lot of new information. You need help understanding how and why it's all there, but the learning process is structured from simple to complex, and the topics are intertwined. If you follow the program, it will be easier because there is a structure, and everything is explained in an accessible way. I am satisfied with the courses and have no regrets. We also had a very responsive client manager; she encouraged us, gave us new information if necessary, and solved any problems and questions about training, not technical. She wanted us to enjoy learning, and she succeeded) The career service also helped me to prepare a proper resume and prepare for interviews. I work in an IT company, and the IT sphere is about constantly learning something new. But I want to warn you, you always need to learn something - at courses, something - by yourself. Just buying courses is not enough. You need to work hard, and then everything will be fine. The main thing is not to give up!)

I am a graduate of the Full-Stack Developer course at GoIT. I would never have believed I could find a job abroad in a week, even during the course. Nevertheless, that's precisely what happened. The learning gave me a great start to immerse myself in... Read More the IT world, and the mentors did a great job of motivating me and making me realize that anything is possible if you put in the effort! The learning platform is very convenient and educational. One topic can be explained by 3 methods, each with its own approach and exciting features in writing code. Therefore, I sincerely recommend GoIT to anyone who wants to find their future as a developer.

This is my story of how I got into IT. I wanted to take courses from GoIT back in 2019 when I was at an offline webinar, then I thought about full-stack, but at that time, I probably needed to understand what I needed so much. In 2022, I called the manager... Read More and said I wanted to buy courses. He first advised me to take the Test Drive, which included 4 professions in 7 days. Still, the emphasis and attention focused more on development, and I wanted to go into development anyway. I bought a full-stack bootcamp course. I didn't want to spend my small savings, but I realize now that it was a suitable investment in the future. It wasn't easy at the bootcamp because the rhythm was not familiar to me. I'm used to taking my time, and here, I had to do everything quickly and hand in my homework and lectures daily; you can ask the mentor additional questions if you need help understanding something. We had good lecturers, mentors, and people who checked homework, and everyone could write or zoom in, which was very convenient. The Bootcamp is like a university, with a lot of new information. You need help understanding how and why it's all there, but the learning process is structured from simple to complex, and the topics are intertwined. If you follow the program, it will be easier because there is a structure, and everything is explained in an accessible way. I am satisfied with the courses and have no regrets. We also had a very responsive client manager; she encouraged us, gave us new information if necessary, and solved any problems and questions about training, not technical. She wanted us to enjoy learning, and she succeeded) The career service also helped me to prepare a proper resume and prepare for interviews. I work in an IT company, and the IT sphere is about constantly learning something new. But I want to warn you, you always need to learn something - at courses, something - by yourself. Just buying courses is not enough. You need to work hard, and then everything will be fine. The main thing is not to give up!)

I was taking the Fullstack Developer course. I was delighted with the course. The program is well structured, and it is clear from the beginning what awaits you. We went through each section step by step with no failures or unpleasant surprises. The material... Read More is varied. There is both theory and practice. There are homework assignments, and what is very important is that these assignments were checked on time and I received feedback. I could always ask my mentor for help and get it quickly. A significant part of the course was team projects after each part, which allowed me to feel the atmosphere of teamwork. This helped me later in an actual project. And most importantly, without which all of the above would not have made sense, the course helped me find a job quickly. The part of the course dedicated to preparing for the interview deserves special attention. Only later did I realize how useful it was. The video with questions and answers turned out to be highly relevant. When it came to theory at the interview, I was asked all the questions in those videos. I was well prepared, and thanks to that, I impressed the interviewers. So, I am very grateful to the organizers, teachers, mentors, and support staff. They help me effectively in the learning process, and even now, even after more than a year has passed since I completed the course, they are quick to respond to questions about the course materials, and they still help and support me. I definitely recommend it!

I studied at GoIT's Fullstack Bootcamp from October 2022 to May 2023 and found a job in November 2023. As for GoIT, I think it is a leader in the market segment. They have several advantages over other competitors. The courses are ideal for those who... Read More have decided to change their field of activity and are looking for structured knowledge. The materials are well-structured and up-to-date but somewhat superficial. That's okay because a detailed course would take years to complete. The course also covers technical aspects and software, where teamwork and other elements of collaboration are discussed. On the plus side, there is information and training on how to look for a job, write a resume, etc. The downside is that not all mentors are at the highest level. Conclusion: I recommend GoIT. It is essential to analyze the market and consider whether you are ready for a reasonably severe competition and whether your level of motivation allows you to win it. The best results will be obtained by motivated students prepared for career growth. I'm not scaring you but rather rooting for everyone to succeed. It's all about striving, and IT is simple but large-scale. It's just an elephant eaten in pieces over the years, no matter how much you want to swallow it all at once!

Hello, everyone! Two years ago, I started studying at GoIT. In May of last year, I received an offer as a programmer at ARHS Spikeseed, and four months later I received an offer from Amazon. I liked studying at GoIT from the very beginning (I had taken... Read More some other courses before, but their program did not correspond to the realities of employment, so after a long search and positive feedback, I went to GoIT and never regretted it). The curriculum is as relevant as possible. The material is easy to understand, we had access to many resources, homework is interactive and engaging, mentors are very accessible, and team projects are also exciting, which gave a fantastic experience and can be added to the resume, which I did (during interviews, I was often asked about these team projects). I started looking for a job abroad and sent my resume to about 6 companies. I received a response from 4 of them: one company invited me immediately to a technical interview, which I failed. One offered an internship, and another invited me to an interview with HR, then a technical task, then a technical interview, which I passed (almost all the questions were about the material we studied in the courses and also a lot about team projects) and in the end I received an offer, which I accepted. I worked as a programmer with React and Java. I had never studied Java, but the project needed a person with knowledge of both languages, so I took a mini-course in Java and started working. The feeling of finally working as a programmer was incredible. I remembered team projects from the courses, but this feeling was much better. The last company from which I received a response and an invitation to an interview was Amazon, but I wanted to know if I would pass. The process of interviews in such companies takes a long time. At the end of May last year, I sent my resume and received an offer in September after all the interviews (and there were many of them). The position I applied for was not a programmer, but there was an opportunity to move to that department and work as a programmer, so I accepted the offer. In general, I recommend GoIT courses and am very grateful for the knowledge and experience they provided.