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    California Language Academy

    3.5 (13 reviews)
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    I am so glad to know about this school. They have lots of capable teachers who teach English to different contries' students from several age groups. It means while learning a language, you have a chance to experience more than learning language at the same time. Especially professor Phillip and other teachers/staff are really open to communicate with students as friendly. This diversity is bringing together success and high learning quality. If you want to learn about American and different cultures as well, I recommended them highly. I appreciate CLA for giving chance to learn a language in a different way.

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    It is one of the best school in LA. Friendly staff and amazing teacher . This school helped me a lot to improve my English . Highly recommended!

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    I like the cla they are kindly and helpfully something like family for us they have lot of activities and good teachers.

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    I don't know why a school that has presented people with good opportunities, is letting their…read morereputation go to waste by being unresponsive and lacking transparency?? Take care of your business, especially if you are a minority owned business, DO NOT let a good thing go to waste. I was thinking about taking these courses, but now I am second guessing my decision. Be good to your customers, they put food on your table, make this a great experience, so these same people will have 5 stars or at least 4 stars like Rhaenys T. and put your name out there in a good light. Maria Q.

    I haven't finished the program yet, but I have to say that I've benefited from my training. I just…read moregot hired by a contractor and in the process of being hired by another. What helped me is my experience training at SCSI and the internship that I just completed with the school. It helped me get the job and now I have two assignments in the next month where pay is at $25 an hour. I also just had a law firm contact me after I posted an add, interested in me working for them. Your success is limited by your own limitations. Many people might complain they can't find a job, as one previous yelper mentioned before me, but it's California. What did you expect? We're overcrowded with people in every market and every job. Competition is fearce. So don't be surprised if you ask an interpreter for advice/info and they give you the run around. They're just trying to protect their livelihood. It's a dog-eat-dog world. What she failed to mention, (yelper) is that the LA court IS saturated with Interpreters who are contractors. That much of it is true. As well as other courts in LA county. But what she failed to mention is that the Government is actually H I R I N G people to work through the Court system. Problem is no one wants to work for them. Why? Because the pay is significantly lower than that of a contractor and/or they don't wish to be tied down to a 9-5 job. Understandable. But don't complain if you can't find jobs because I've found P L E N T Y all over the state of CA and the pay is around $70-80k. I've also found jobs outside the state. So in all, your success depends on Y O U. No school can promise Y O U job placement, Y O U have to get off your lazy butt and look for work. I wasn't raised to depend on someone to serve me on a silver platter and because of that, I'm already finding success. All thanks to SCSI.

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    By now, everyone knows SWE bootcamps are legit. But I thought it would be interesting to provide…read morejust one more update. 1. I would now probably qualify as a Senior Engineer in most companies. I can lead architecture to scale a high load MVP (though I'm still learning how to scale production grade infrastructure to millions). 2. My best skills now include Frontend/Backend Architecture, Domain Driven Design, Event Sourcing, Blockchain Smart Contracts, Blockchain Infrastructure. 3. I have since moved to the Bay Area and my base salary is much higher than anything I could have imagined coming out of school years ago. It is typical for me to get offers between $170k-$200k and I imagine others from the bootcamp are doing much better. Hack Reactor still exists, I think. But has since been acuired by Galvanize. If you are considering the bootcamp, you now have 3 updated reviews detailing my progression over the years. If you find that coding is for you and you can stomach the stress from startups, try it. I have never felt more fulfilled in my life in terms of my skills and profession. I hope this changes your life too and I hope these 3 reviews will encourage you to take the plunge. PS: As a side note, after moving to the Bay Area, I think LA engineering culture is stale and relatively less open-minded. After graduating, it's in your best interest to work around the general engineering culture in the Bay Area so you can be rapidly exposed to good implementations of standard tech and process as well as emerging ideas in technology.

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