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Le Wagon
4.953552Reviews16CoursesBrussels, Paris, Bordeaux, Lille, Amsterdam, London, Lisbon, Nantes, Montreal, Berlin, Lyon, Tokyo, Shanghai, Marseille, Bali, Melbourne, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Barcelona, Rennes, Zurich, Madrid, Lausanne, Singapore, Munich, Dubai, Santiago, Nice, Cologne, Casablanca, Mauritius, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Online, Porto, Cape Town, Toulouse, SydneyLe Wagon is a global tech training provider that offers full-time, in-person and online bootcamps in Web Development, Data Science, and Data Analytics. Le Wa... Learn more about Le Wagon.Le Wagon is a global tech training provider that offers full-time, in-person and online bootcamps in Web Development, Data Science, and Data Analytics. Le Wagon also offers part-time courses in Web Analytics, Python Machine Learning, Growth Data Automation, and Data Analytics Essentials. Le Wagon is aimed at individuals seeking to change careers or acquire specific skills. Le Wagon’s training has helped more than 18,000 students accelerate their careers, transition into tech, or launch startups. Le Wagon was founded in 2013 in Paris, and now has in-person campuses in over 40 cities and 25 countries. Learn more about Le Wagon.
Denis Sigal 5Graduate • Course: Web Development Bootcamp - Full-time • Tokyo
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Says: Solid first steps into programming
I took full-time web development courses at Le Wagon in Tokyo to learn programming and start building basic apps for business. It was an intense, demanding andI took full-time web development courses at Le Wagon in Tokyo to learn programming and start building basic apps for business. It was an intense, demanding and rewarding experience. It has also been as much fun as it has been frustrating. I came every morning to Meguro class hall and worked there until the end of the afternoon for two entire months. In the beginning, we did lecture in the morning, then pair programming in the afternoon until the last hour, which was dedicated to live coding. Teacher assistants were always around to give a hand, as I was all the time bumping into a hardship I could overcome as a beginner. I was a beginner but some students were already experienced in some aspects of programming.
Our group was extremely diverse, with people living in Japan for years and other students coming from abroad thanks to weak Japanese yen and discovering Tokyo, some of us speaking two or more languages, within a vast age range (from people under 20 to people over 45). The result was a friendly learning batch full of curiosity. Once we acquired programming basics, I joined a team of four students and we worked on a real-world app project during the last weeks. My teammates were motivated and everyone contributed. We planned and executed like pros, made many beginner mistakes, and I learned a lot from these last weeks. The last day of the BootCamp was demo day, and we presented our app to a full room.
