15,000 Spots for Last Live Class of 2021 of Free Online Technology Course; Candidates from All Over Brazil Can Participate and No Prior Knowledge in the Field Is Required

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Published on 17/11/2021 at 08:19

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With High-Quality Teaching and Hands-On Classes, the Four Days of Event Are Intended for People Who Have No Knowledge in the IT Area

Trybe, a technology school known for training professionals in programming, announces registrations for the last course of the year, First Steps in Programming. The meetings are free, taught by instructor and expert staff from Trybe, and will be available live on the school’s YouTube channel from November 29 to December 02. The event offers 15,000 spots and registration can be done until November 29. See below how to secure yours!

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“The First Steps in Programming is an extremely important course because it allows potential students to see our training in practice. Moreover, those who participate in the four days of the course have up to eight times more chances of becoming a Trybe student compared to those who do not participate,” says João Duarte, CTO of Trybe.

The Edtech aims to teach the fundamental concepts of programming to interested individuals (who do not need prior knowledge in the area) during the four days of the event. The class content will include introduction and logic of programming, as well as concepts of JavaScript: inclusion of operators and conditional structures, as well as arrays, strings, loops, and functions.

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Schedule for the Last Live Class of 2021 of the Free Online Introduction to Programming Course:

11/29 Why is the Programming Market So Hot? + Introduction to Programming Logic and JavaScript

11/30 Operators and Conditional Structures in JavaScript + Career Moment: “How to Prepare for a Job Interview?”

12/01 Arrays, Strings, Loops, and Functions

12/02 Hands-On: Solving Trybe’s Practical Challenge in JavaScript + Chat with Trybe Students.

Registration: Those interested in competing for spots in the last live class of 2021 for the free online Introduction to Programming course should register directly on the company’s website, HERE.

15,000 Spots for Last Live Class of 2021 of Free Online Technology Course; Candidates from All Over Brazil Can Participate and No Prior Knowledge in the Field Is Required

With High-Quality Teaching and Hands-On Classes, the Four Days of Event Are Intended for People Who Have No Knowledge in the IT Area

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With High-Quality Teaching and Hands-On Classes, the Four Days of Event Are Intended for People Who Have No Knowledge in the IT Area

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