L'École Multimédia Reviews

At the time I publish this opinion, it will be 2 years that I am training multimedia developer and I will try to describe in several points why I am satisfied with this training:

-When I arrived at school I had almost no knowledge of the world of programming but thanks to the school's teaching I learned the job of multimedia developer, that is to say that in addition languages teaches how to carry out professional projects.

-I was able to participate in group projects with graphic designers from the school that allowed me to better understand their work as well as team work in general.

-The training also teaches us the culture of the developer by participating in events like the HTML 5 Game Jam or through conferences.

-The administration and always listening and accompanied me in my training as in my search for internships.

-The school provides computers, hardware and pro programs.

-We continue to teach English what is in my opinion capital.

That's it, I could certainly continue but I think I said the basics, I also wanted to clarify that all the points I mentioned are for me very difficult to achieve via training self-taught, including the professional side that is taught to school.

A demanding school which requires really intense work. Only regret: the order of the courses which complicates things a bit, otherwise I recommend.

The worst decision of my life. I didn't think that such an expensive school could be so disorganized, incompetent and dishonest. I lost 12,000 and two years of my life, all for a cardboard diploma. In two weeks of self-taught training I learned more than in two years there. In short, stay away from this dishonest school.

Very mixed, already like all the concepts of "private" schools, their primary vocation, like any private business is, do not dream, to make money, the trainers are professionals of the subjects taught and not "teachers" trained to teach these disciplines and that makes a big difference.

Which means that you often play Russian roulette, you have quality speakers who really teach you things, and then quite regularly people who are unable to teach anything because "prof" cannot be invented , suddenly you pay to be self-taught in bulk.

This also sometimes implies the ability to judge your work, because you have to be honest the trainers are not always cracks in their disciplines and I am polite :).

Even if to qualify there were also some very good trainers, when you pay so much the year this should not be the result of chance.

First year at the multimedia school frankly the diversities of the courses fascinates me. pedagogical teacher and recognized in their circles what is an asset for me.

No difficulty to find an alternation or a company within their big networks.

This school is really beautiful, the teaching team is present and nothing to do! Courses are available at all levels and diplomas are recognized.
It is a human school where it is very easy to find a person to join. In short, I highly recommend this school

Good school, competent teachers, interesting projects and have left us plenty of space to be as creative as possible, not always projects impose so it's pretty cool! Have practice on After Effects and Cinema 4D with also the special effects / Matte painting, visual effects and 2D / 3D compositing and sound design up to the production line, from the storyboard to the setting on line (dressing TV, clip, viral video ...). It is a very complete training or the negative point would be a small lack of organization of the School.

After two with multimedia school, I can say that I am satisfied with the skills I have acquired. The strong points of this school rests in my opinion on a competent pedagogical team and available when needed. For my part the follow-up (internships, administrative papers, payment) proposed by the administration is satisfactory. The atmosphere in general is nice. The only negative point lies in the fact that the diploma is not recognized by the state (in the animation film industry).

From what I heard near my entourage that it's a good school :) I find you at your door open.

Difficult first year given the circumstances of 2020, but still a pleasure to go back!

Excellent school I came to the open house and I was taken care of by their teams! I was advised for a first year in their school.
The enthusiasm of the students and the atmosphere that made me want to enroll in this school.
I hope to be accepted for next year :)

Doors open, really not great! The presentation of the school made by the Director was not even updated and still dated from 2019. Only three students present to answer our questions and unfortunately that of the First year, no student at the end of Bachelor or Master!

Far from a general sector, the prep offers us the possibility of following a program to teach us the basics of digital. This prep is special because it brings together the three main digital fields, so it is quite varied. I am thinking of doing my third year as a graphic designer UI designer because from a very young age I like to be creative. the diploma is recognized by the state.! :)

Big promises at the beginning of the year, big disappointments afterwards. Do not turn to this school for the quality of the courses, but rather for the large portfolio of companies. There are some teachers worthy of the name ... But this is unfortunately not the majority. We were mixed between DA and Project Managers because he was not enough in the class of CDP ... Following the demotivation and annoyance of the whole class on the organization more than mediocre and the non-quality of During the course, we identified all the problems we transferred to them. It did not change much. Little adequate material, and do not rely on school to have quality PCs on loan. Anyway ... It just allowed me to have the license level and to have a business. I do not mention all the worries here, because my comment would be much longer. Good luck for those who decide to go to this school anyway, you will need it.

The Pioneer School is still the pioneer: innovative digital pedagogy, cutting-edge training validated by six diplomas recognized by the State and which are specific to it (not "bought" from a colleague). Teachers of exceptional competence and a warm welcome. A structure on a human scale, where each student is considered an individual, a professional in the making.
A school in the heart of Paris, but above all at the heart of the professional events that take place there: battle dev, hackaton, meet up, talk pro ... Talents by the thousands have made their classes there.
Much jealous, much criticized, never equaled!
Remy Galland
President of the Multimedia School

This school is a PARODY among the real schools of design. She promises you things that are good in the teaser but we do not find it in the final cut ...
I live far away and Luc, the school salesperson, doesn't know anything about the training courses but promises you everything you want.
"Virtual class? No problem" In the end I had to pay an SNCF subscription to be at school every day.
The equipment is very basic like in primary school, there are not even desks for computers ...

Throughout the year, the teachers have nothing concrete to teach us, they are temporary intervening professionals for the most part who teach you a tutorial that you find yourself on youtube (yes I am aiming for the course of 4D cinema in particular), or even better gives you a project to do and we get by with tutorials.
No structured course in motion design or graphics techniques during the 6 months. We simply chain project after project, without "lessons" or very briefly and for the rest we are taught to use youtube. On the other hand, we tell you that this or that is not good.
Some modules are over a week (especially at the beginning) and we forget them immediately.

The speakers (professors) respond VERY RARELY to emails, which is very practical for projects, despite several reminders and complaints to the administrative service which sided with the speakers. Whatever happens, you are at fault.

For the final project, we were assisted by one of these famous speakers who does not respond to emails and therefore wastes time on a very short notice. And for not having been helped when I asked for this final project, I did not get the training certificate.

Morality:
More than 7,300 for 6 months + the expenses of the daily journey between Angers and Paris + accommodation and food + a considerable waste of time taking training for not having learned anything.
My knowledge, I owe it only to my autodidactism and in nothing to this school.
A scam, not as serious in the organization of the school as of its "courses".
To be avoided at all costs.

Soon 2 years in this school and I learned a lot of things teachers and the atmosphere is nice :) it's a small scale school but it allows communication between students!

Despite some negative comments about this school, it is still one of the schools to have many diplomas recognized by the state. Which is a real bonus. I registered last year as a motion designer and I am not disappointed! A family atmosphere and small classes to allow students to learn better and a real follow-up by competent teachers.

Diversified conferences, attentive teachers and pedagogue

Hello I am Ivorian I pass the bac this year and I want to integrate this School when I graduated because after several research I had a crush on this school but schooling is a bit too high so I can know if there is way to pay over several months. Mercia to answer me

The Multimedia School is not perfect, but it's a good school. The majority of professors are qualified, competent and pedagogical stakeholders. Always available and motivated, who will not let you down once out, they are the biggest highlight in my opinion. Afterwards you have to be as motivated as they are because there is a lot of personal work to do to succeed. Administration to some organization concerns, as much as any institution of its size. (It's not easy to manage as many sectors that intermingle.)

Hello "Emily's tests",

I just read your comment about the short Motion Designer course at the Multimedia School in which, like you, I was able to participate. And I would like to bring my point of view to it.

At first, Luc the school sales representative was very clear to me about the 2D / 3D Motion Design training. He was very familiar with the program and the essential and necessary prerequisites to integrate this course. His wise advice allowed me to fully and calmly integrate this short but no less intense training.

Regarding "Virtual Classes", the Multimedia School was very responsive during the RATP strikes and at the time of the pandemic. The distance learning courses followed normally and we could keep the video recordings of the said courses. Something that is not done in other schools. You can check.

Regarding the material I hear what you say. For my part I would have preferred to work on Macintosh. However, as you know, the PC environment is more powerful today for video and 3D work. And this is the work environment that you will find in many companies. The School is also there to put you in the same work environment as the one you are targeting by taking this training.

About the courses on the C4D software I understand the fact that you can find tutorials on a basic exercise in 3D modeling. And this is quite natural because it is precisely the basis for learning a software as complex as C4D. But apart from this exercise (offered by many schools and therefore easily found on the net), all the others were advanced and professional exercises that you would never have been able to find elsewhere.

And finally, the speakers. It is true that the job of trainer is not given to everyone. You can be a very good technician and a very bad teacher. It is quite normal to have connections with some of the speakers more than with others. But all, for my part, answered present whenever I needed it. Just like the teaching team who knew how to answer all my questions. And I had a lot, given my advanced age.

I'm sorry you did not find what you were looking for in the Multimedia School. Maybe this wasn't the training you needed given your skills. For my part, I found exactly what I was looking for. And today, thanks to this training, I can say without shame that I am a freelance 2D / 3D Motion Designer.

Alexandre MALHEIRO
Multimedia Art Director

In any case If you want to become a 2D animator don't go there, they don't even have a graphic tablet, they think they are misunderstood artists when it's big jerks, their doors open was at 2:30 p.m. instead from 2:00 p.m., and there was even the RV sector where he vacuumed. avoided.

A big thank you to Florence Coquet and and Sabrina Bardy for having listened to me during our meeting at the digital and computer fair of the student at Versailles. They were both able to advise me on the choice of my orientation while I had previously had a rather complicated journey. So I'm going to choose the digital prep! :)

I find it a not perfect school because everything is not perfect but it has competent professionals who are there to advance the school and help students in their professional projects.

I enrolled in another school and I regret it very much. I will lose a year to try my luck here next year.

interesting project and small class to allow us to learn more easily. I validate this school

Very good school, the teachers are very open and especially attentive.
Not many in the classes so no worries about distance and compliance with barrier instructions.
I'm super happy to be able to continue at this school once again.
The administration is at the top.
We do 30% theories and 70% practices.
After each course we have only one desire, it is to go to the professional market and without forgetting, I would like to specify and underline that they have a top BDE for the start of the 2020-2021 school year.

Why organize a day open from 14 to 17:00 and close access to your premises from 16:30?
Many of your prospects and I found "Gros-Jean as before" in front of a closed door. Thank you for making me waste my time ...