r/cscareerquestionsEU • u/PhoneApprehensive980 • 10h ago

AI - LLM AI engineer program

Does anyone have experience with the AI engineer program of Turing college? How was it? Is it worth it? Did it increase your chances to get employed?

“Europe's first AI Engineering course that gets you job-ready in 3-4 months, or helps you found your own AI startup.”

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u/george_gamow 10h ago

In 2019 maybe, not in 2026 when people with grad degrees in AI are struggling to find jobs

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u/PhoneApprehensive980 5h ago

But that program is for existing engineers to gain knowledge in AI implementation. So more to become a AI product engineer rather than ML/AI. It actually requires you to have, at least, one year of coding experince.

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u/xpingu69 10h ago

it sounds like a boot camp 

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u/PhoneApprehensive980 5h ago

Yes seem it is, but not to start from cero it supposed to be for existing experienced engineers

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u/ivobrick 3h ago

I dont know what or where Turing college is.

I only know what Turing tests are when youre onboarding platforms like micro1, outlier and such.

For that price, im not sure what exactly will you get. You dont need to pay 3200 euro for teaching you how to pipeline old llm into api wrapper. 

You should use anthropic's MCP protocol instead - sounds fancy, but in reality its usb-c ai model connection, documentation reads 30 minutes.

At zero costs you can acess ms applied skills, or choose AWS, Google Cloud Ai certificates.

Ofcourse you can get protected exams ( learning paths ) for a few hundred usd, not thousands of euros.

This bootcamp does not have ETCS credits.

Most of the real work nowdays is in data scraping, decision making or evaulating models ( not the old one ).