Geeks

This is a great IT academy where I graduated and am currently doing an internship, which they offer to their graduates and others. The instructors are active developers and specialists, so there are no inexperienced theorists there. They have a large, comfortable, and always open coworking space for students and graduates. You can live there 😅. They also offer discounts for successful students. All lessons are recorded and can be rewatched on their portal. I almost forgot, you can also join them for a free review if you graduated and haven't started working right away (to refresh your memory of all the material). And the best thing is their cafeteria, where you can drink free coffee and tea 😍☕️. Overall, I recommend this academy to everyone! It's not too late to start something new. I enrolled there at 27, and I don't regret it one bit! I sincerely wanted to share my review ❤️

Here I was able to find my path in life. I'm a teenager, and at that age it's hard to figure out what I want, but almost everyone at Geeks helped me with that. I remember coming to CodeDay and barely knowing what to choose. First, I took a trial lesson on frontend development, where I realized coding wasn't my thing. Then, I took a trial lesson on UX/UI design, and that's when I said, "THIS IS WHAT I WANT." When I got home, I told my parents everything. I had my first lesson on July 28, 2025. After one month, I became a mentor. Now, it's February 2026, and I'm a senior mentor. I recommend everyone here; they'll help and guide you!

I completed a paid internship program, which was originally planned for three months, but stretched to eight. I paid for training and experience, but ultimately received neither. What's wrong: A complete lack of organization. The internship program is just empty talk. No structure, no training plan. Tasks were distributed based on the principle of "whoever already knows something, we'll give them what they need." Newbies got crumbs. Interns were ignored. More experienced people only interacted with each other and were given decent tasks. The rest were simply kept around for the sake of numbers. I repeatedly asked for more challenging tasks, but they ignored me. Zero feedback. I sent code for review and asked, "Is this solution okay?" and received silence. Then they simply uploaded someone else's code without any comments. They could have at least told me what I did wrong, but no. How am I supposed to learn under such conditions? Child's play. When they gave me assignments, it was something like "change the text in two places." Seriously? This is what I paid for? Result: I wasted money and 8+ months. They promised me commercial development experience, but what I got was a sham of activity and complete disappointment with the company. I don't recommend wasting either money or time on this "internship."

I'm studying at Geeks and am very pleased with the training. The instructors explain things clearly, help me navigate complex issues, and I feel very supported. They also have a convenient coworking space and comfortable conditions, making the learning experience enjoyable and productive.

Based on reviews, I enrolled in this institution's Frontend Development course. In the first month, the instructor didn't explain semantic layout, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements, so I had to research the information myself. In the fourth year, the instructor tried to explain the topics as quickly as possible, which made it difficult for me to understand and required repeated repetitions at home. In the fifth month, our group was moved from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, which was extremely inconvenient. It seemed like the last month, but no, we were moved to a different group because there were only five people in it. I'm currently in this group, having finished the fourth month and about to start the fifth. I wanted to do my homework, but the platform closed the fifth month, even though our group was promised a free repeat. I'd also like to point out that the tutor responds once a week...