| Comment | Exactly! I don’t know if I’d take advice from someone who gave up half way in. For me, I felt like giving up so many times, but I didn’t, and it came together when I was working on my solo and group projects. I didn’t realise how much I was learning because I could only see what I didn’t know (if that makes sense). CC gives you structure and direction in which to learn. It doesn’t learn it for you. I worked in the evenings and at weekends…as did most (if not all) other people on my course. Even the ones who had prior coding experience. Trust me…a lot of my work was ‘subpar’ especially early on but I’d improved hugely by the end of the course. CC teaches you the most employable languages and frameworks. I learned js and react and that’s what I use in my dev job currently. In fact my employer employs so many CC former students and former tutors. You’re not going to leave CC and go into anything other than a junior role, but the progression is good and quick. |
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