DMM WEBCAMP

I took a four-month specialized technical course. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the entire course was conducted online, but I was able to complete it without any problems. While you can generally ask your mentor if you don't understand something, I found it important to be proactive and research and solve problems on your own. The curriculum, which is not related to programming, also provided many opportunities for me to reflect on my career change, which allowed me to smoothly begin my job search after completing the course. If you're having trouble with your current job and are considering a career in IT, I think it's worth considering, as you'll be able to get some advice first.

Choosing the specialized skills course and receiving a deduction was a deciding factor. If you've done some prior study, you can progress through the curriculum at your own pace. You can also ask your mentor any questions you may have, which makes it much easier to understand and more sustainable than doing it alone. Creating a project as a team is hard work, but it's a great way to learn for the future, and creating a finished product together gives you a sense of accomplishment.

I took a course focusing on Ruby and Rails at the beginning of 2020. While you'll acquire basic skills by diligently completing the curriculum, I believe you'll benefit even more from researching and studying on your own outside of the curriculum. Many of the mentors at the time were willing to answer questions outside of the curriculum, so motivated individuals could benefit greatly. Currently, I'm working in development using Rails, and what I learned here has been incredibly useful. Besides skills, you can also gain an understanding of the mindset and work style of an engineer. During the course, some of my classmates realized they weren't suited to being an engineer.

I took the job hunting preparation course at DMM WEBCAMP and it was great. There are two reasons for this. ①: The job hunting advisor provided excellent support. Specifically, he provided unlimited interview preparation via Zoom. He also gave me advice on school life outside of job hunting. ②: The curriculum was comprehensive. I was able to systematically learn HTML, CSS, and Ruby on Rails, which are necessary for developing web applications. He also gave me advice on creating an original portfolio. Thanks to him, I was able to successfully receive a job offer. Thank you very much.

I took the course for four months. Although I could have attended classes in person, I completed the entire course online without ever going to school. The relatively quick response time to questions, even online, was very helpful. While there are many excellent free learning materials online, it can be difficult for beginners to discern which ones are good (or even find them at all), and there are few resources to help when you get stuck, making it hard to achieve results in a short period. That's why I think attending a school like this is worthwhile. I didn't thoroughly compare it to the countless other programming schools, but I had no particular complaints. Even after graduation, being able to hear from people with similar levels of enthusiasm within the school's community is inspiring. I am very grateful to the instructors and mentors for their support.