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Time at Coding Bootcamp
Published on 03/02/2024, 00:45
What I've done and learnt during my time here.
Starting from August of 2023, I booked my taster session with the folks at Tech Educators. First impressions were in, and I knew this course was going to change my life for the better. One month later, the course jumpstarted with a lesson on Markdown. My nerves were kicking in, but managed to keep my cool on the first day back. Meeting people from different kinds of backgrounds and skill levels, it was refreshing to see everyone thrive in a fully positive and inclusive environment. To this day, this coding bootcamp has shaped the way I've looked at education in general. That there IS hope out there, and if you work hard and stay calm under pressure, you can achieve the best of work. The bootcamp taught me that social connections are most certainly possible, with the right group, place, and time. That's not to say that a bootcamp is always going to be a life-changing experience, but it can help guide you in the right direction. (UPDATE: July 2024) Ever since I graduated 7 months ago, I've had an itching curiosity that just won't stop growing. I feel like it's thanks to this bootcamp that I've not given up my passion for coding entirely.
Inside The Bradfield Centre
The bootcamp campus in of itself gives me bittersweet memories. While I mostly attended my bootcamp sessions online, the times I've been here made me feel like I was in a different dimension. In a way, it feels good to be reminded of past obstacles that you've conquered so that you know how far you've come.
After the Bootcamp
I still hang around the Tech Educators community from time to time, meeting new cohorts from time to time. If it weren't for the employment team motivating me to put more commits to GitHub, I would've not made this website and challenged myself altogether.
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