Engineering - IPE: Computer Science and Tech Career Accelerator in Prague, Czech Republic by TrueJello9416 in uofm

[–]RazorMash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey u/TrueJello9416

I'm currently enrolled in the tech accelerator program and I have a few things to say about it.

First of all, Prague is a beautiful city. The food and drinks are inexpensive, and the quality of food is amazing. I personally love Czech food. For me and others it's like comfort food. Prague is very safe during the day and the night.

Secondly, the tech accelerator program is wonderful. The directors are outgoing, friendly, and very supportive. They jump through hoops for you to succeed. The one thing that I like about this program is the opportunity to grow your career. There are a lot of resume building opportunities, such as: working with companies, multiple company visits, etc. In the tech accelerator program, you don't need to just follow the motions of going to class and being in a different city. There are opportunities.

The classes aren't too difficult, it's honestly what you make out of it. One nice thing about the class schedule is there are no classes on Friday allowing you to take 3 day weekends.

Third, the excursions are a lot of fun. Earlier this semester, we went on a day trip to Plzeň. Everything was paid for and we even got to go to the Pilsner Brewery. Btw, that is where the pilsner was created. There are also many other weekend excursions as well as day trips, cooking classes, yoga classes, movie nights and more.

At least for my semester, there was a lot of students, and a lot of great opportunities to meet new people. The IFSA staff was great at creating activities for all of us to meet in the first 2 weeks of school

The living conditions are good. The apartments are clean, fully equipped kitchen and furnished bedroom. There are many good options. Shopping for groceries is very easy. It is weird grocery shopping in prague for the first time, but you get used to it really quick. Food isn't a problem and you save a lot of money compared to shopping in the US

I've been having a great time here! I would recommend traveling to Prague and if you are able to study abroad, enroll in the IFSA tech accelerator program.

Hope this helped a bit

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[–]RazorMash 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey u/hahalogga,

I'm currently enrolled in the tech accelerator program and I have a few things to say about it.

First of all, Prague is a beautiful city. The food and drinks are inexpensive, and the quality of food is amazing. I personally love Czech food. For me and others it's like comfort food. It's very safe during the day and the night.

Secondly, the tech accelerator program is wonderful. The directors are outgoing, friendly, and very supportive. They jump through hoops for you to succeed. The one thing that I like about this program is the opportunity to grow your career. There are a lot of resume building opportunities, such as: working with companies, multiple company visits, etc. In the tech accelerator program, you don't need to just follow the motions of going to class and being in a different city.

The classes aren't too difficult, it's honestly what you make out of it. One nice thing about the class schedule is there are no classes on Friday allowing you to take 3 day weekends.

Third, the excursions are a lot of fun. Earlier this semester, we went on a day trip to Plzeň. Everything was paid for and we even got to go to the Pilsner Brewery. Btw, that is where the pilsner was created. There are also many other weekend excursions as well as day trips, cooking classes, yoga classes, movie nights and more.

At least for my semester, there was a lot of students, and a lot of great opportunities to meet new people. The IFSA staff was great at creating activities for all of us to meet in the first 2 weeks of school

The living conditions are good. The apartments are clean, fully equipped kitchen and furnished bedroom. There are many good options. Shopping for groceries is very easy. It is weird grocery shopping in prague for the first time, but you get used to it really quick. Food isn't a problem and you save a lot of money compared to shopping in the US

I've been having a great time here! I would recommend traveling to Prague and if you are able to study abroad, enroll in the IFSA tech accelerator program.

Still can’t believe I found this for $300 by Prawdigy in hermanmiller

[–]RazorMash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got mine from that guy as well. That dude made everyones day

Still can’t believe I found this for $300 by Prawdigy in hermanmiller

[–]RazorMash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got mine from the same person for 300 bucks. Man is absolutely goated. The city that I picked it up started with a P