I completed the full course on front-end development. It was complete thanks to the lectures, graded homework, consultations, etc. There was a self-study option that was significantly cheaper. Now I think I should have chosen that, as I could have saved money. For example, the feedback was quite formal. I didn't receive any serious recommendations for improving my code. It usually boiled down to phrases like "good job, that's right." I tried to submit everything on the first attempt, but I'm sure an engaged mentor would have found something to critique so I wouldn't make minor mistakes again. Additionally, the more expensive package provided me with a useless certificate. Considering that the school doesn't have a well-known name, it's not even Geekbrains, I can just throw the certificate away. The consultations were relatively helpful, but I only used them a couple of times. In the end, it would have been better to save money. Perhaps the situation is different in other courses, or maybe I'm just such an excellent student, but self-study here is quite feasible. By the way, the lectures are decent. There's enough material, totaling about 40 hours of video, but the topics are distributed rather chaotically. Some blocks take 4-5 hours, while others only take half an hour.
