I went thru this program. The class is mostly a power point presentation. And I thought they'd have better job connections. While their statistic for hiring look good, most of the "hires" are internal where they hire a bunch of Wyncode grads to be TA's. This mostly doesn't lead to a real job, or if it does it takes a long time. Anyway, that's what I think read more

I haven't had much time in the past 20 weeks since I've completed the bootcamp thanks to all the work I have, so this is going to be intense and fast-paced kind of like the 9 weeks at Wyncode. Here it goes: Within 2 weeks I became familiar with backend programming and web development. Made my first web app 4 weeks into the program using the Instagram API. Made another app a couple weeks later that ordered coffee and delivered it by sending a text message to a delivery driver. I got a job with a startup as soon as I finished the program. Founded a software development firm with three other developers (one of them attended the program before I did) to take on freelance work that never seems to end. Now I work at a second startup where I help develop ATM software. My career possibilities are endless thanks to the programming curriculum and business acumen I learned at Wyncode Academy. Shoutout to the OG's Ed, Johanna, Juha, Walter, Frank, Auston, Diego, and the man, myth, and legend: Bryce. Love all of you guys and I'm excited to see what the future you are helping create holds! read more

Intense and incredibly effective. The Miami instruction lead, Ed, is a super star. Phenomenal program. Highly recommended. read more

Wyncode Academy - I relate. Heh. - Vocational & Technical School Near Me - Miami, Florida

I was excited at the idea of a coding academy in the heart of Wynwood, but I'm glad I went to speak with them in person before paying for the course! The first person I spoke to said he wouldn't be able to help answer my questions because he was only an 'educator,' which was confusing considering I asked him about what material the course would cover. After some time the guy working the front desk comes out of the back office, walks past me avoiding eye contact, and sits down on the chairs in the next room. The 'educator' motions for him to say something to me at which point he finally does and tells me if there's anything I "need" to know to just reach out on their website and someone will get back to me, as he points to a stack of brochures sitting on the front desk behind me. I was very thrown off by their impatience and overall rudeness. I reached out to a couple other friends who had the same sort of experience here, very strange. read more

This place has changed my life! I started out with no knowledge of programming and am now able to develop full featured websites. Everybody form the staff to my fellow students are great and helped foster a great learning and challenging atmosphere. read more

I've had a truly amazing experience at Wyncode. I've learned so much, networked with a lot of great people, and feel more than ready to start my career as a developer. If you're serious about learning to code, you HAVE to check out Wyncode!! read more

It has been almost a year since I was unfortunate enough to be conned into taking the first UXUI course Wyncode (April 20th, 2018) ever offered and I am here to say DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY! My experience with Wynocde was a disorganized mess from the start to finish. As a cohort we were enrolled and onboarded into a program that wasn't even finished. The homework platform they provided was a joke (particularly for an institution that prides itself on training software developers). From day one we were left to fend for ourselves as there was absolutely zero support from the teachers assistant and instructor that had zero teaching experience up until then. When we finished the program which was advertised as "educate-to-hire" we were provided with very little support or jobs leads whatsoever. Their Outcomes Manager left briefly after our cohort finished (employee turnover/ employee retention is within the organization is totally alarming). The worst part about the entire experience wasn't even the total waste of money or lack structure/organization but the way you'll be confronted, intimidated and treated by the owners if you dare to say anything critical or anything that doesn't portray this place in the best possible light. Wyncode staff claims to be a family but the only "family" they resemble is the mafia. read more