Nucamp Reviews 

cybersecurity and gain practical skills that can help me transition into the technology field. I believe it was a good decision because the program provides structure, useful resources, and a clear path for learning important concepts.
One improvement that would make the program even better would be to include a phone-friendly study area with practice exams and flashcards. This would help students review key concepts during short breaks or whenever they have free time. It would also be very helpful to have audio lessons or short audio summaries that students could listen to while driving, exercising, or working.
After completing the bootcamp, I hope to continue developing my technical skills, earn cybersecurity certifications, and obtain an entry-level position where I can gain experience and continue growing professionally.

I enrolled in NuCamp through unemployment training as I pivot in my career. I wanted to upskill my knowledge in AI, and it was literally one of the best choices I've made. Even just touching the surface of what I learned about AI, it's opened my mind, my knowledge, and my curiosity to a space I had no idea of with respect to functionality. I've imagined ways to create learning tools, not only for myself, but also as a tool to create training and development protocols for the workplace. I've opened myself up to a vast world of self-employment opportunities by making this investment in my skillset.

Nucamp offers great hands-on cybersecurity labs, but some quizzes need revisions due to unclear questions. The curriculum should align more closely with CompTIA exam objectives.

Honestly, mostly AI generated slop. I wouldn't recommend these bootcamps through this organization, for it does not help you, save for the other students in the class that try to help each other. The class is said to be instructor led, but it is not. It is almost all AI generated content, nearly 100 pages of AI mindless filler a week, and then pointers to a more-well-done TryHackMe website. From stories I've been gathering, there used to be more instructor involvement, and engagement throughout the week, which has been narrowed to almost no time with instructors, the 4hr sessions on your weekends devoted to instructors now being split between multiple courses. So, you used to be able to take multiple of these bootcamps, and then have dedicated times on your weekends for sessions with other students and instructors for overview and assignments. Then, they tell you a day in advance that your selected weekend time that you've planned this course (or multiple) have all been moved to the exact same time. Which means inconvenience to your schedule if you planned things around a dedicated time you thought you'd be having each week only for that to suddenly change, or, even worse, you signed up for more than one course and now have to have the only important engagements be at the exact same time. But then, it gets better because when you used to have one instructor per course, now there is one instructor per 3-4 courses. Which means the 4hr you've paid for instructors and engagement to helping you learn is now maybe 1.5hours. So, ultimately, there are just a bunch of selfish AHoles at the top wanting to pay less of the people engaging with students, to have to do so across a larger net. Good luck trying to get help or involvement from the admin teams, who will do nothing to address your concerns. They will route you to the AI bots on Discord to expect them to answer you instead.

Ultimately saying that, there are some good people trying to teach other students wanting to learn, organized by a greedy corporation that doesn't care to even update their materials nor their errors, mostly all composed by AI, with a bunch of uninvolved leadership earning a bunch of money for these unhelpful courses that deal more in abstraction than application, punishing those teachers by juggling way more than they can handle.

These aren't worth it. They don't prepare you.

I chose Nucamp as my coding bootcamp because I was looking for something affordable and flexible. Since I work full-time, traditional full-time bootcamps were not an option for me, which is why Nucamp is a perfect fit. I also appreciate that Nucamp offers a flexible option for non-Americans, as it would have been very difficult for me to keep up with fixed schedules given my work commitments.
I enrolled in the bootcamp because I wanted to fill gaps in my knowledge. I had already been programming before, but there were certain things I was missing. Nucamp helped me fill exactly those gaps.
I am glad that this bootcamp exists and would recommend it to anyone in a similar situation.

I decided to learn HTML and CSS to initiate my software development skills. I had a hard time finding a course I actually felt that I was advancing in, and I was understanding the material. This was my third attempt, and the material and course structure just clicked. The material is clear to follow, and I am finally able to understand what I am seeing as I amcoding. This course has helped me develop a new mindset full of creativity.
Thank you very much, looking forward to learning more.

I googled the best and most affordable bootcamp and found this. I had a good experience. Although it was tough to keep up due to other commitments, I managed to get through. The instructor was great too!

NuCamp's backend development program sparked my interest because the course covered Python, SQL, and DevOps. At the time I discovered this course I was looking for something to help me elevate my IT career and NuCamp was exactly what I needed. The 16 week course covered a lot of topics and the instructors were more than helpful if we needed to understand the subject better. Now that I've completed the course, my plan is to secure a backend developer, software engineering related role.

We covered a lot of ground during the Cybersecurity bootcamp. I was challenged and supported each week with the right content, practice labs, and quizzes to keep my learning going while building my skills and confidence. The bootcamp has been worth my time, money, and effort.

I joined Nucamp’s Cybersecurity Bootcamp because I liked the idea of an affordable program with some instructor guidance. The schedule was flexible, and there were occasional moments where a topic was explained well. Unfortunately, the overall experience didn’t meet expectations. Much of the curriculum relied on extremely high-level master's level content, with large portions simply pointing to existing poorly orchestrated, sardonic YouTube videos. These videos weren’t integrated into a cohesive learning path, leaving major gaps in understanding. Hands-on labs were minimal and frankly unhelpful, and there was very little opportunity to apply skills in realistic scenarios. Instructor interaction felt stressed and limited, and the promised student support never became anything actionable. If you’re serious about building cybersecurity skills, you’ll likely find better value and stronger learning outcomes elsewhere.

I enrolled because it wasn't very expensive and it was taught by instructors who are currently in the field. This is also why I'm staying for another course; it's worth what you paid for, but no more.

The midweek content is nearly all AI-generated and doesn't go into depth about anything. (-2⭐)

The weekend workshops are still pretty good though, if your class is big enough and there are people at your skill level.

I enrolled in Nucamp because I simply wasn't getting anywhere on my own. Nucamp has given me the structure I needed and perhaps a network as well. It has given me the confidence to go the next step and seek further knowledge to build more complex code.

I read a few reviews on some forums and drew the conclusion that Nucamp was affordable. I have attended a much more expensive Full Stack bootcamp and withdrew due to the price and time limit of the course. This course was much more self-paced though the investment was still enough to motivate me to complete everything on time. My favorite instructor by far was Naasir Bush! Naasir was attentive and very enthusiastic about teaching. I recommend this boot camp for anyone who needs the extra motivation and has a few hours a week to dedicate to assignments plus 4 hours one day a weekend for classes!

I feel it was the right decision. I learned a lot. I needed a different direction in my job career and this was the way I wanted to go. I've always liked computers and why not learn more about it. I'm glad to join this career path.

Nucamp has been great very supportative staff and administration I really am learning a lot and love the structure

Taking coding courses at a college didn’t make me feel like I could actually code by the end of class. I spent too much time worrying about things like writing papers and making sure they followed formats like MLA. At Nucamp, it’s all about the code—just pure, hands-on coding. You actually learn how to apply the skills, which feels amazing. I’m hoping to work as a fully remote web developer in the near future—front end, back end, or full stack.

- Terrible UX
- Old interface / software, looks like a forum from the late 90s.
- Discord dead or nothing interesting
- Missleading information when booking the course (aka have classes with our teachers, when it actually meant, you are entitled to ask live questions 2 hours a week)
- Emphasis on the missleading information when booking it, googled "Bootcamp in my city" and they introduced themselves as the best bootcamp in town, and it turns out they are just not in my city, but not even in my continent, just online, and turns out it is not a bootcamp either, just some access to some videos with some teacher support VERY ocassionaly.
- Non-existant lessons from real teachers
- Outdated content
- It is basicaly an overpriced series of youtube videos (so overpriced that I chose to lose 238eur rather than continue with it)
- Too slow pace (guess they want people to take longer to pay more)
- Too basic content if you already have experience coding, and I was supposed to be doing a DevOps bootcamp...

To summarize it, avoid it, there are way better options out there, for example 12Eur a Udemy course for life, this costs 100EUR a month for basically more or less the same (Udemy teachers also provide resources, in many cases better presented, more updated and more valuable than what this provides)

Subscribed to their Full Stack Web Developer course which started on 14/04/2025. Immediately after the next day, on 15/04/2025 I asked for refund as I did not like the course at all and the way how it was constructed (which I could not see before payment). They rejected refunding me!

BASICALLY THEY STOLE $238 FROM ME FOR NOTHING!

They offered the course will be located in Prague, Czech Republic: it was not, as it was online course only.

Their platform is old and you are asked to use at least three 3rd party (CodePen, Discord, BigBlueButton) platform continuously - instead of having a good platform where you could do everything.

The support is not the greatest, you need something, you need to write them an email as their chat is handled only by AI which does not help you at all.

Worst experience for me, would never suggest them to any of my friends and I will never take any course from them again.

Hence no refund, making adequate steps in the US (where their headquarter is) with legal consequences.

Guys, avoid them! Please learn from my mistake and don't waste your time and money!

I took the Web Development Fundamentals course and I had so much fun! It was challenging at times, but the curriculum and the instructor were both major helps for me as I grew more confident with the content and skills.

The people that have teaching these courses aren’t trained to teach the material. They just read the power point presentation & expect you to just understand what is being said. When you ask a question they just repeat the information in the power point but cannot find a new way to teach the materials for someone who is not understanding the information in the power point. You’re better off just going on YouTube & finding someone to teach you how to code. Also, they have an option to retake the course, you have to pay a small fee but you can retake the course. However when the course is scheduled to start they forget to send you the links on how to access the new materials so you’re left with having to send email after email asking for help just to be ignored, yet they already got your money so they don’t care. It was so frustrating all together. I would not recommend.