How to Start a Career in Tech for Beginners

How to Start a Career in Tech for Beginners, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 61 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 79 subscribers.

You will learn about An overview of the tech industry and its significance in the current world The foundational concepts of computer science An introduction to programming, including programming languages and tools A comprehensive explanation of specializations that require coding An extensive explanation of specializations that do not require coding The corresponding technical skills and soft skills you need to learn to excel in your chosen career path. Guidance on how to get certified in some of the popular tech careers. A selection of resources to help you get started for free, best practices to follow, and tips for success. Comprehensive lists of different online learning platforms and boot camps to aid you in developing your skills. This course is ideal for individuals who are Complete beginners and new comers to tech or Those planning to transition to another career in the industry or Knowledge seeking individuals It is particularly useful for Complete beginners and new comers to tech or Those planning to transition to another career in the industry or Knowledge seeking individuals.

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Summary

Title: How to Start a Career in Tech for Beginners

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: €24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

An overview of the tech industry and its significance in the current world
The foundational concepts of computer science
An introduction to programming, including programming languages and tools
A comprehensive explanation of specializations that require coding
An extensive explanation of specializations that do not require coding
The corresponding technical skills and soft skills you need to learn to excel in your chosen career path.
Guidance on how to get certified in some of the popular tech careers.
A selection of resources to help you get started for free, best practices to follow, and tips for success.
Comprehensive lists of different online learning platforms and boot camps to aid you in developing your skills.

Who Should Attend

Complete beginners and new comers to tech
Those planning to transition to another career in the industry
Knowledge seeking individuals

Target Audiences

Complete beginners and new comers to tech
Those planning to transition to another career in the industry
Knowledge seeking individuals

In today’s fast-paced digital world, a career in technology can be both exciting and rewarding. However, with so many options available, it can be overwhelming to know where to begin. This course offers a comprehensive beginner’s guide to starting a career in tech for individuals with backgrounds in humanities, social sciences, and business.

Throughout this course, you will gain a solid understanding of the tech industry and its various career paths. You will learn the foundations of computer science, including an introduction to programming, and receive a comprehensive explanation of specializations that require coding as well as those that do not. We will cover the corresponding tech skills and soft skills needed for each specialization, providing insights into how to get certified in certain careers.

In addition, we will share valuable resources to help you get started for free and provide best practices and tips for success. You will also receive comprehensive lists of different platforms and boot camps to start developing your skills.

This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed decisions about your career path in tech. By the end of the course, you will have a clearer understanding of the industry and its diverse opportunities, allowing you to confidently pursue your desired career path.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Course Overview

Lecture 1: Why this course?

Lecture 2: Purpose and Content

Lecture 3: Importance of Technology

Lecture 4: Common Fears and Misconceptions

Lecture 5: Requirements

Chapter 2: Overview of Tech Industry

Lecture 1: Introduction to Tech Industry

Lecture 2: Tech Industry

Lecture 3: Key Trends in Tech Industry

Lecture 4: Foundations of Tech

Chapter 3: Introduction to Programming

Lecture 1: What is Programming

Lecture 2: What is the Difference Between Programming and Coding

Lecture 3: Programming Concepts

Lecture 4: Programming Tools and Platforms

Chapter 4: Basic Coding

Lecture 1: Practical class

Chapter 5: Specializations that Require Coding

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction to Software Development

Lecture 3: Web Development

Lecture 4: Mobile Development

Lecture 5: Introduction to Data Science

Lecture 6: Data Science Concepts

Lecture 7: Data Analyst

Lecture 8: Business Intelligence Analyst and Business Analyst

Lecture 9: Data Scientist, Data Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer

Lecture 10: Introduction to Cybersecurity

Lecture 11: Cybersecurity Threats

Lecture 12: Importance and Concepts of Cybersecurity

Lecture 13: Cybersecurity Entry-level Roles

Lecture 14: Cybersecurity Certifications

Lecture 15: Introduction to Cloud Computing

Lecture 16: Cloud Services Models

Lecture 17: Cloud Deployment Models

Lecture 18: Cloud Computing Roles and Tech

Lecture 19: Cloud Computing Certifications

Lecture 20: Average Salaries

Lecture 21: Racap

Chapter 6: Specializations that Do not Require Coding

Lecture 1: Introduction to No-code Specializations

Lecture 2: User Experience Design

Lecture 3: User Interface Design

Lecture 4: What is the Difference Between UI and UX

Lecture 5: Software Development

Lecture 6: User Experience Research

Lecture 7: Product Management

Lecture 8: Project Management

Lecture 9: Agile – Scrum

Lecture 10: Product Manager vs Project Manager vs Product Owner

Lecture 11: Introduction to Digital Marketing

Lecture 12: Digital Marketing Concepts and Technologies

Lecture 13: Digital Marketing Certifications and Skills

Lecture 14: Tech Writing

Lecture 15: Tech Advocacy

Lecture 16: Others

Lecture 17: Recap

Chapter 7: Getting Started in Tech

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Starting a Role

Lecture 3: Things to Do

Lecture 4: Building a Professional Network

Lecture 5: Tips For Landing a Job

Lecture 6: Tips For Success

Chapter 8: Conclusion and Next Steps

Lecture 1: Summary

Lecture 2: Free Resources and Bootcamps

Lecture 3: Not-so-secret Secrets and Next Steps

Instructors

Ayodeji Ojo
Product Manager

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5 stars: 11 votes

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