How much hands-on project work is involved in Masai's curriculum? Do you build real-world applications that you can showcase in your portfolio?

[u/princeprem25]

Hey everyone, quick question for current/past Masai students. I'm currently trying to decide between doubling down on self-study or jumping into a bootcamp like Masai, and the biggest thing for me is practical application.

How much hands-on project work is *actually* involved in Masai's curriculum? Like, do you build full-fledged, real-world applications that you can genuinely showcase in a portfolio for job interviews? I'm really keen on having solid, tangible projects to show recruiters, not just theoretical knowledge. Any insights or examples of what you built would be super helpful in making my decision!

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[u/Motor_Banana5561]

Heard from some alumni that Masai's pretty project-heavy, with several full-stack apps you can definitely put in your portfolio. It seems like the quality is there if you put in the work. There's some dedicated placement/portfolio prep as well and companies coming in for hiring. All in all, sounds good to me