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jendy36:
Greetings everyone.

For someone applying for a visitor Visa in Canada for a startup conference in order to pitch a startup product, How much is expected to be in the persons statement of account?

jendy36:
Greetings everyone.

For someone applying for a visitor Visa in Canada for a startup conference in order to pitch a startup product, How much is expected to be in the persons statement of account?

canadaman18:
Sauga is definitely a solid location for Software related jobs and youre close to Toronto so good pick

Depends what your background is and what your area of interest is. Software development is pretty broad and I personally think its much better to become a master of one specific area and some knowledge of others than just knowing a bit of everything with no expertise in one(other developers will argue with me on this i'm sure).

In general there is Back End Development which usually involves very strong knowledge of C++, Python or Java.

And there is Front End development which nowadays involves knowledge of Frameworks such as Angular / React / Vue / Rails

There is also Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning but this is fairly advanced and while it doesnt hurt to pick up as a side interest, most jobs only hire very experienced AI engineers or PHD holders. (ofcourse there are exceptions)

There is also the dev ops / build tools route which usually involves a lot of scripting in Bash or PErl. I personally find this boring but some love it.

There is also the Database route although with noSQL technologies becoming more dominant and a lot of scaling and balancing all done automatically and cloud storage , this route I believe is a dying one.

Finally there is Full Stack Development which involves a bit of everything.

Note : the questions asked in interviews at top software companies and the ones youll see in the material I mentioned are usually language independent. Theyll focus more on complex problem solving using any language of your choice although most places from what I hear frown at using JavaScript

To finally answer your question I dont know any bridging programs per say but my advice is once you have an area of interest , use udemy or udacity to learn more about the tool stack for that area, and then work n a personal project which will look good on your resume and get you more comfortable with development. Do this alongside leetcode for optimal result .

sugarmike:
Bros, im interested in the Cyber Security...please can i PM you?

Bankyproperties:
Pls am also interested in this course.can you teach me

Larrylrkay:
Please, can someone with no basic knowledge in ICT be able to understand and learn this materia by himself.

I am an art student and I will be glad if i can learn this on my own.

Larrylrkay:
Am interested too bros. If possible we can organise another thread for it.

dailydolar:
python is the way bros can you teach me

ajeleseujn:
MySQL or ORACLE Syntax is perfect for a start.

My take though.

ajeleseujn:
Anyone you learn is a goal.

Besides, you don't have to start with a very cumbersome programming language that will take you years to know. You can start with Database Management. This will only take you months to know, before you know it, you have a skill in the bag already. Most people don't seems to pay attention to this skill and the demand is hot and it is paying really well.

devmantic:
Having a good knowledge of the German language prior to graduation is important although most international companies in Germany (e.g. Siemens, BASF, German Aerospace Centre [DLR] etc.) are more than willing to hire young foreign graduates who speak English and have limited German language skill upon graduation. On the long run, one is expected to learn German over time if he/she wants to work and live in Germany. The main challenge in landing a job after studies is skill-related. Imagine having a skill that is on-demand yet rare to find (e.g. programming with Python, C++, Java or being a specialist in MATLAB, AutoCAD, PDMS etc.), everytime you submit a CV, I can guarantee you that you will be given an opportunity for an interview in English. So my advice to those coming to study in Germany will be to focus on STEM-related courses and DO ALL YOU CAN to master a software skill (either in Nigeria or in Germany via internships or HiWis). I hope this was helpful.

jendy36:
okay

bsaying:
To be on the safe side.. Ask waec to send your result for you to the school. Wouldn't cost you much... They will have it stamped and also include ur testimonial from your school and other documentation..

Saintsquare:
yes but if you can't get it, use waec

Saintsquare:
which school be that, many people I know just use neco and waec

solex75ms:
January 2019

Saintsquare:
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jendy36:
Hello house.

Please when is the next intake starting at Tallinn University of technology? No ongoing admission now.

trastar:
You took my post out of context.
That was in response to the last invitation round which was just 300 people invited.
That's an "abnormal" round and it's no surprise only people with high points got invited.
Things should return to normal soon and some occupations will get invited with 60 points.

trastar:
I went through this thread and I didn't see anyone with a 70 point invited. So I'm confused?
Also with the tiny number of people invited on The 3rd, I'd be surprised any 70 will be invited.