Microverse

Hello!! I'm Cynthia, and I study at Microverse. I started this year in January, and so far, I have had a good experience with Microverse. At first, I thought that at Microverse, we would only learn languages every day, but I was wrong. At Microverse,... Read More we learn a lot, but we also make friends every day, and it feels good to have friends with whom you can collaborate, chat and do other things. At Microverse, you learn to help others, how to live in society, and how to collaborate with others that will help us in our future job life. Microverse is a well online school for programmers.

It's not like the normal academic teaching methods. You won't be encountered with thousands of learning materials, books and tutorials. You will directly face the real world projects and working environment issues. The workspace is friendly, with a focus... Read More on communication and collaboration. Although sometimes it can cause problems itself! They value teamwork too much that sometimes it's hard to prove that the teammate is not collaborating, but still in this situation you can report the problem, and they will help soon. I really loved their support when I encounter a difficulty during my progress.

This program is actually one of the best programs I've found. It's a really quick and serious program, so you have to be focused on what you're doing the entire program, but even with the speed of the program, it's a really good experience, not only because... Read More you learn a lot in a short time, but also because you meet new people every week, and you can build your professional and non-professional network with the people you find here. I started the with having some experience with software development , nowadays, I feel really confident with JavaScript, React and Redux, even though I know I still have a lot to learn. I would really recommend this program if you are really interested in programming, even if you don't know anything about it right now, but if you want to learn, this is a great place for you!

Pros: - Get real-time experience by having a meeting at morning and evening. - Learn professional programming by working on the different block and capstone projects. - Full support from their professionals and students. - Guide to landing a job through... Read More review - Suitable program time. - Learn from different cultures while you have meetings and work with them Cons: - Give full concentration - Meet the deadline

With Microverse, I learned how to manage my time, schedule, plan and organise my life. Thanks to the entire team at Microverse, now am working as a software developer. The experience is so magical, the friends I've met, Career Coaches, etc. Now am proud... Read More to be a remote software developer even without a degree. Microverse helps bridge all barriers and connect life changing opportunities and the experience for me is life changing. The structures helps us to be successful and kudos to the team once again

-I've had a great time meeting and connecting to new people remotely -Hands-on coding skill enhancement. My confidence is surely huge now! -Working on collaborative projects not only builds your coding skill but also communication and relation skills.... Read More -The only challenge I faced is being paired with non-motivated partners that give up along the way. Even though this is needful to teach someone how to work with different characters, it can cost someone their time in that they might repeat a block or even a module because of an external mistake.

Microverse is an excellent school, there are no teachers, so they teach you to learn by yourself while doing pair programming with other partners from all over the world, I met amazing people during my time here, at this moment I learned a lot of CSS,... Read More HTML, JavaScript, React and Redux in half of the program, and not only learned code but soft skills that are important to me, because I changed from a shy guy that barely can communicate in English to a professional without any fear or shyness of meeting someone new, with great English skills, and even I'm a mentor of others students helping them with the program and clarifying any doubt. Microverse is the best thing that happened to me and I only did half of the program.

Pros are you get to be exposed to the outside world and experience collaborative skills with different people. Get to understand and learn cross-culture with coding partners. Learn how to work remotely. The cons are, the curriculums too congested hence... Read More the need to understand more.

I have been working as a full-stack developer for almost 5 years. But the last 3 months at Microverse have been the best experience in my entire career. I am learning new things every single day here and I am enjoying creating projects with my friends... Read More and partners from all around the world.

The pros: - You get what you expect - You get to learn with your fellow students one on one. - There are plenty of resources and guidelines that are provided to help you on your learning journey. - The course duration is short and worth it. - You learn... Read More as you enjoy what you love. The cons. - You should join with a love and passion for software development, without this you'll find it to be a maze.