Brazil's Largest Technology Platform Offers Free Programming Course for Beginners

Brazil’s Largest Technology Platform Offers Free Programming Course for Beginners

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Published on 02/09/2021 at 15:59

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The Free Course Will Qualify Professionally People of Different Ages Who Wish to Start a Career in the Job Market in the Technology Field

Alura, the largest course platform in the technology field in Brazil, is open for registrations until September 12 for those interested in diving into the world of programming. The completely free and online classes are part of the Immersion Dev 3 event, which will provide participants with concepts in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from scratch.

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According to the CEO and event organizer Paulo Silveira, the goal of the course is to professionally qualify people of different ages who wish to start a career in the job market during this moment of economic recovery.

“During the immersions, participants developed their personal pages, and many created portfolios and sites that were different from what was proposed during the course period, thinking outside the box. I find that incredible!” says Silveira, who is responsible for promoting several meetings and initiatives for those working in the field and wishing to advance their careers. Watch below how to enter the programming job market!!!

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With the promise of being more than just a digital event, Alura will provide participants with a dive into information distributed across ten classes taught by programming and front-end specialists. Registrants will learn to create their first lines of code and develop their potentials with a focus on the job market. Among the activities that registrants will practice are:

dive into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from scratch;
face personalized challenges;
develop their portfolio from day one;
know and participate in the dev community;
watch exclusive live sessions with experts on the subject.
Other immersions

In previous editions of the Immersion Dev, students learned front-end techniques while creating AluraFlix, a streaming platform that gathers series, games, and YouTube videos. In other immersions, participants developed AluraQuiz, a mechanism capable of challenging people with questions and answers to show how much the user dominates a particular subject.

Alura also provided immersions for students to make games, including using JavaScript programming language and learn concepts in CSS, technology used to create homepages. The use of both tools will be taught in this new Immersion Dev, edition number three, set to start in September.

People of different ages with no prior experience who are interested in taking the first step in a programming career can register until September 12 for the Immersion Dev event offered by Alura, the largest course platform in the technology field. Classes will be completely online and free between the 13th and 24th of next month.

Registration: At the end of each course, students obtain a portfolio that proves their participation and knowledge. Interested individuals who wish to ensure their presence in the next edition of Immersion Dev, should register at this link

Brazil’s Largest Technology Platform Offers Free Programming Course for Beginners

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