Well if there is one thing ive noticed its that everyone seems to talk or write off Tech as a solution to poverty and a good way to make money online .
Well i cant blame those of you who feel that way, cos truth is the term " programming" or "web development " has been abused so much in Africa.
Now i love statistics , just in the last 1 year alone , 1.8 million Indians from the slums joined github ( an opensource tech platform for new and experienced Techies to collaborate).
Why?
Well cos they know and get useful current information on how and why Tech still remains the best way to leave the trenches.
Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT noise everywhere . Its saturated and thus feels as if The whole tech thjng is just a lie.
I want you to move your mentality from "Job hunting " to " Impact Making" ..... and also from "crowd mentality" to " taking the road less travelled ".
Now ive created a course and fine tuning it to mentor only 50 Nigerians / Africans , from Zero to CloudNative Engineering / Kubernetes .
See nothing is assured right? But i can assure you that you would be making atleast $500 monthly in a few months during and after this course.
I attend various programs and events and wish i saw more africans in this space ...
Look at the apps you use, they all run on something called " Container technology" ...And thats where you come in with your knowledge in Kubernetes.
After this course, you can also work as a Devops Engineer, Cloud Engineer, Kubernetes Engineer, Platform Engineer, OpenSource Engineer , Technical Writer , e.t.c
I would be spelling out how to make money in a clear actionable manner as a main topic in the course.
There is a large Gap in diversity and inclusion on the global stage , and trust me as an African Man or Woman ( ladies are even more favoured in this path) , you have an opportunity to grow and move from your current level to a better level in a short time .
If i were to start afresh on this tech journey, God knows this is how i would have started and i wish i had somebody to hold my hands from day 1 like this ...
If you would like to join the waitlist for this mentorship program : shoot me an email with the keywords : Kubernetes Nigeria Mentorship
There would be a two-weeks free access for those on the waitlist and then you can make up your mind if its worth it .
Il respond with a link to our telegram group ( oh be ready to learn to use slack too " )
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Please send me the link to the telegram channel or send me an email: chileribe@gmail.com.
EmperorVamo post=125459448: Hello Nlers,
Well if there is one thing ive noticed its that everyone seems to talk or write off Tech as a solution to poverty and a good way to make money online .
Well i cant blame those of you who feel that way, cos truth is the term " programming" or "web development " has been abused so much in Africa.
Now i love statistics , just in the last 1 year alone , 1.8 million Indians from the slums joined github ( an opensource tech platform for new and experienced Techies to collaborate).
Why?
Well cos they know and get useful current information on how and why Tech still remains the best way to leave the trenches.
Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT noise everywhere . Its saturated and thus feels as if The whole tech thjng is just a lie.
I want you to move your mentality from "Job hunting " to " Impact Making" ..... and also from "crowd mentality" to " taking the road less travelled ".
Now ive created a course and fine tuning it to mentor only 50 Nigerians / Africans , from Zero to CloudNative Engineering / Kubernetes .
See nothing is assured right? But i can assure you that you would be making atleast $500 monthly in a few months during and after this course.
I attend various programs and events and wish i saw more africans in this space ...
Look at the apps you use, they all run on something called " Container technology" ...And thats where you come in with your knowledge in Kubernetes.
After this course, you can also work as a Devops Engineer, Cloud Engineer, Kubernetes Engineer, Platform Engineer, OpenSource Engineer , Technical Writer , e.t.c
I would be spelling out how to make money in a clear actionable manner as a main topic in the course.
There is a large Gap in diversity and inclusion on the global stage , and trust me as an African Man or Woman ( ladies are even more favoured in this path) , you have an opportunity to grow and move from your current level to a better level in a short time .
If i were to start afresh on this tech journey, God knows this is how i would have started and i wish i had somebody to hold my hands from day 1 like this ...
If you would like to join the waitlist for this mentorship program : shoot me an email with the keywords : Kubernetes Nigeria Mentorship
There would be a two-weeks free access for those on the waitlist and then you can make up your mind if its worth it .
Il respond with a link to our telegram group ( oh be ready to learn to use slack too " )
Hey everyone, I just published a new video on how Kubernetes actually works with a simple animated explanation. If you've been wondering how it works, you have come to the right place! I gave complete overview of this interesting tool in about 15 minutes.
Nice, I wanted to join your slack group but the invite expired. Can u drop the link?
plero: Hey everyone, I just published a new video on how Kubernetes actually works with a simple animated explanation. If you've been wondering how it works, you have come to the right place! I gave complete overview of this interesting tool in about 15 minutes.
Well if there is one thing ive noticed its that everyone seems to talk or write off Tech as a solution to poverty and a good way to make money online .
Well i cant blame those of you who feel that way, cos truth is the term " programming" or "web development " has been abused so much in Africa.
Now i love statistics , just in the last 1 year alone , 1.8 million Indians from the slums joined github ( an opensource tech platform for new and experienced Techies to collaborate).
Why?
Well cos they know and get useful current information on how and why Tech still remains the best way to leave the trenches.
Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT noise everywhere . Its saturated and thus feels as if The whole tech thjng is just a lie.
I want you to move your mentality from "Job hunting " to " Impact Making" ..... and also from "crowd mentality" to " taking the road less travelled ".
Now ive created a course and fine tuning it to mentor only 50 Nigerians / Africans , from Zero to CloudNative Engineering / Kubernetes .
See nothing is assured right? But i can assure you that you would be making atleast $500 monthly in a few months during and after this course.
I attend various programs and events and wish i saw more africans in this space ...
Look at the apps you use, they all run on something called " Container technology" ...And thats where you come in with your knowledge in Kubernetes.
After this course, you can also work as a Devops Engineer, Cloud Engineer, Kubernetes Engineer, Platform Engineer, OpenSource Engineer , Technical Writer , e.t.c
I would be spelling out how to make money in a clear actionable manner as a main topic in the course.
There is a large Gap in diversity and inclusion on the global stage , and trust me as an African Man or Woman ( ladies are even more favoured in this path) , you have an opportunity to grow and move from your current level to a better level in a short time .
If i were to start afresh on this tech journey, God knows this is how i would have started and i wish i had somebody to hold my hands from day 1 like this ...
If you would like to join the waitlist for this mentorship program : shoot me an email with the keywords : Kubernetes Nigeria Mentorship
There would be a two-weeks free access for those on the waitlist and then you can make up your mind if its worth it .
Il respond with a link to our telegram group ( oh be ready to learn to use slack too " )
