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Great place to learn Python with real people who will keep you accountable. You can ask your questions to a trainer who is really passionate about it, like James Phoenix. I give James a 5 out of 5.

From January 22nd to April 18th, 2024, I participated in General Assembly’s UX Designer Bootcamp. It was a full-time program, running from 8 AM to 4 PM CST, M-F. Before committing to the bootcamp, I completed a UX Challenge that provided a taste of what it's like to be a UX Designer. This experience was invaluable, as it not only gave me a clear understanding of the role but also solidified my desire to pursue it. During the bootcamp, I was welcomed by students of varying experience levels, ages, and backgrounds. This diversity allowed me to learn from others, share my knowledge, and enjoy many late-night laughs. What I valued most about my time at General Assembly was the hands-on learning experience. It felt like skipping all the boring college classes and diving straight into the exciting parts. We were thrown in headfirst, but with industry experts readily available and classmates to lean on. As long as you’re committed to the career change to UX Design and everything it entails, you should do just fine and find a job in no time.

The lecturers were very clear in their lectures and they gave great feedback for the projects done.

Instructors were great , I only wish the course lasts longer

When i started it seemed very disjointed, however once we got through to the first Lab it all came together. The choice of instructors was excellent, a variety of personalities and lots of knowledge. They care about the students and are keen to help the students achieve their goals. You get what you put in.