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Do You Want to Learn to Code Completely Remotely and for Free? Meet Rocketseat, a Company That Is Open for Enrollment for Free Coding Courses.
For those who dream of learning to code, an excellent opportunity has just arisen: Rocketseat, a renowned coding school, is open for enrollment for a free, completely remote course. The course offers 5 hours of content, available online to be accessed freely at any time. In addition, the course is fully accessible, featuring resources like sign language and subtitles, ensuring that more people can take advantage of this opportunity to learn coding for free.
Who Is the Free Coding Course from Rocketseat Intended For?
The free coding courses are aimed at people who have never had contact with or have little knowledge of the subject, serving as a new way to introduce technology. In total, there are 6 modules of recorded classes, simple and to the point, for those who wish to learn to code, allowing them to take the course at their own pace and create their first website.
The classes for the free coding course from Rocketseat will be taught by Mayk Brito, a programmer with over 14 years of experience, who has helped transform the lives of more than 34,000 students through his content.
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The free coding course covers the fundamentals of programming, HTML, CSS, Javascript. And, by the end of the initiative, it is possible to build your own project. It is worth mentioning that this is a learning method validated by over 34,000 developers, with a complete platform that unites the entire ecosystem, along with an exclusive community of students. According to student Juan Pablo, the platform is amazing and the teaching method is excellent. “There is no way to describe the work of Rocketseat, which has helped me a lot to grow as a developer”
Find Out How to Participate in the Initiative and Learn to Code
To register for free, simply visit the Discover website. The free coding courses guarantee the issuance of a certificate (at no cost) and the availability of supplementary support materials, in addition to access to a community made up of 235,000 developers.
Moreover, in partnership with OpenSenses, Rocketseat offers sign language resources and subtitles throughout its course, promoting inclusion and making technological education more accessible.
The free coding course opens doors to a market with a labor shortage and high salaries from the start.
The salary for junior professionals ranges from R$ 2,000 to R$ 4,000. For mid-level, average salaries rise to R$ 6,000 to R$ 8,000. And for senior-level, they reach an average of R$ 12,000. It is noteworthy that Rocketseat, part of the Digital House group, is a coding school that has already transformed the lives of over 55,000 students through technology and programming education.
Why Learn to Code?
The rapid evolution of technology has resulted in a high demand for people with advanced digital skills, creating a challenge for companies in hiring qualified IT specialists. According to a global report from Gi Group Holding, a significant number of 47.4% of companies in 13 key countries struggle to find personnel proficient in advanced digital skills. Only 12.4% of respondents reported having no difficulties.
In Brazil, the percentage of companies that struggle somewhat to find employees with advanced digital skills is close to the global average, at 43.7%, with only 10.9% reporting no difficulties.
The global shortage of IT professionals is the result of a limited supply of candidates and fierce competition among companies seeking these professionals, who are often sought after by multiple recruiters. This is because the IT industry stands out as the fastest-growing sector on a global scale, a trend expected to continue in the coming years.
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