Worst coding school to get involved… Worst coding school to get involved with. Their tutors are the worst in coding knowledge and speaking English. Mis-leading advertisements and not disclosing the contract terms. I was never told that I had to pay them if I found a non-coding job. Suru from tech is did my contract, a rushed session, never let me read the contract and annexed my signature to the contract at the end of the session. Very decieving company. Stay away!

I learned tremendously from the tutors and the job support team. They are a dedicated bunch, making sure of our progress regularly. I really liked working with TECH I.S., it has been a very productive experience. I learned tremendously from the tutors and the job support team. They are a dedicated bunch, making sure of our progress regularly, and extending support at any hour when you need them. It's awesome. What I like best is that the explanation given to me was awesome and I found it easy to learn new skills that will help me greatly in terms of a career change, as well as a financially secure future in the IT sector. Anyone who is interested or curious about learning programming will find their best tutors in TECH I.S.

Very misleading coding bootcamp Very misleading coding bootcamp. You will not learn because they do not prepare properly for interviews or real life job experience. They apply for random jobs that most are unqualified for. Please do not sign anything with them they do not honor contracts and they breach them. Trust your instincts with dealing with scams

Tech I.S is a great school Tech I.S is a great school. not only do I have the flexibility to take courses, I also get one on one time with a tutor that understands my thought and helps me grasps things according to my learning. with my busy schedule iI thought it would be impossible to find the time to learn a new skill but there are always tutors available 24/7. I really appreciate the accessibility.

I was too old! Had an interview today and the person interviewing me asked if I was below the age of 40. Who asks that in an interview? When I responded I was 41 she put me on hold and came back and said I need experience. Now on their website, it doesn't say that. I have 2 degrees and wanted a boot camp so I could get my foot in the door with my tech degrees. Guess I was too old for their software developer program, and FYI I know how to code just never got a job to have it on my resume for the experience factor. Such a shame!