Code Institute Carysfort Avenue, Blackrock, County Dublin

"Finished full stack course succesfully, great bootcamp, have to recommend, amazing support from student care and and all the staff overall. Little dissapointed with mentors. First one did quit on me during the second project, giving me only 10 minutes each meeting, second one went on holiday every time we were supposed to work on a project. But have to say again, CodeInstitute as a company is great, thank you for your support to all the staff, you were amazing."

"Not worth the money. Better off paying for Code Academy as at least their content uses up to date versions of everything. Mentor support is not as advertised and you'll be lucky to get an appointment with them. Student Care folks are great though - they are why this is 2 stars and not 0."

"I have had the misfortune of being a "student" of this deplorable bootcamp. I am also going through the bootcamp through Springboard which makes is absolutley free for me. Paying €8,000 for this course is the equivalent of throwing your money into the fire. 1. The course is outdated. Several videos are 2-3 years old with a comment box above the videos saying how to "remedy" the issue. Which in my case mostly never works as the "remedy" is often outdated aswell 2. The way the "instructors" teach is horrific, they fly through the videos telling you what to do but not actually offering anything of informative value. They are all just code along videos which doesnt help anyone. It just makes you walkthrough dependant. 3. From what I have learned while trying to become a software developer is that you must google everytthing which is perfectly fine. But if you spend €8,000 on a course they damn well better try and help you to the best of their ability and have as much content on their page as possible, which they don't. I have spent 90% of my time on other sites I.E Coding with Mosh, YouTube, W3schools and Udemy learning as the CI's attmept to teach is pathetic. 4. Up until project 4, the course is a solid 3/5, This is only because you can teach basic HTML, CSS, JS, and Python to anyone that wants to learn. When it gets to project 4 and you actually have to start coding and start learning about the full stack development the course just becomes a joke. I could write all day but im just drained from this "Bootcamp". Biggest waste of time. Thank God I didnt pay for it. Ps. From reading other reviews that people have left similar to mine, I know Code institute will come back with some passive aggresive response, without actually outlining any benefitial rebuttal to my review. So thanks in advance CI."

"Just finished the Full Stack program and I was delighted with it. Be prepared for a big challenge - it requires alot of work and commitment but it's totally worth it. The structure of the course together with the tutoring and mentoring are first class. Most people do the course for a career-change but I did it to upskill in software development. I got exactly what I wanted out of the course and more. I'm now in a position to look at software projects and know how to go about turning the ideas into real life functional applications. I am in an much stronger position when communicating with developers which is one of the main motivations for doing the course. I got some funding through Skillnet and paid the balance. Would highly recommend it!. I thought it was great value for money."

"Potentially life changing course, with well taught content coupled with really interesting projects and terrific student support. I have zero regrets enrolling. I should add a note of caution though, simply enrolling isn't enough to guarantee future success. The course requires a serious amount of time and commitment without a guaranteed job at the end. But if you're able to fully commit and engage with all that the course has to offer, it can set you up relatively quickly with the necessary skills and mindset to make a successful career in software development a reality - as it did with me."