The course content is good, but the worst people are at grading the tasks and at creating the worst course schedule. It feels like whoever designed or organized the schedule has no engineering background whatsoever; they’re probably a plumber or a carpenter.
I’m going to tell you about my experience, but first, I need to introduce myself. I’m Abanoub Saeed, an architect, and I work as a Computational Designer at PropertyMax_GmbH. Anyway, I have some background in Python. I enrolled in a Python course with Kaytek, and it was really good at first, but then suddenly, in the second week, it became unbelievable. The content speaks to you as if you already understand, not as if you’re new to the subject. It’s designed for someone who already understands programming, not someone who’s hearing the material for the first time. Plus, if I don’t understand something, I can usually take a screenshot and ask someone on chatgpt to get it explained. Of course, due to security measures, you can’t take screenshots.
On top of that, all the recorded videos are edited and cut to the point where you can’t even see what they did in that section. Adding to that, the follow-up sessions are on Fridays, which is a workday for me. Vacation
Besides, even the edited videos feel like they were cut while the instructor was still speaking. The video cuts off while the instructor is still talking. It’s truly the worst course experience I’ve ever had. I don’t know if it’s the same in other diplomas, but that’s my experience with Python. My advice is: don’t take it, even if it’s free.
Take a course on Udemy instead. It’s 100 times better than this.
At least you’ll understand.
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The course content is good, but the worst people are at grading the tasks and at creating the worst course schedule. It feels like whoever designed or organized the schedule has no engineering background whatsoever; they’re probably a plumber or a carpenter.
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Not recommended. There’s no communication and they don’t answer the phone. I don’t recommend them.
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abanoub saeed
Hey guys:
I’m going to tell you about my experience, but first, I need to introduce myself. I’m Abanoub Saeed, an architect, and I work as a Computational Designer at PropertyMax_GmbH. Anyway, I have some background in Python. I enrolled in a Python course with Kaytek, and it was really good at first, but then suddenly, in the second week, it became unbelievable. The content speaks to you as if you already understand, not as if you’re new to the subject. It’s designed for someone who already understands programming, not someone who’s hearing the material for the first time. Plus, if I don’t understand something, I can usually take a screenshot and ask someone on chatgpt to get it explained. Of course, due to security measures, you can’t take screenshots.
On top of that, all the recorded videos are edited and cut to the point where you can’t even see what they did in that section. Adding to that, the follow-up sessions are on Fridays, which is a workday for me. Vacation
Besides, even the edited videos feel like they were cut while the instructor was still speaking. The video cuts off while the instructor is still talking. It’s truly the worst course experience I’ve ever had. I don’t know if it’s the same in other diplomas, but that’s my experience with Python. My advice is: don’t take it, even if it’s free.
Take a course on Udemy instead. It’s 100 times better than this.
At least you’ll understand.