The digital age is truly upon us. In the last year, consumers and users have made a monumental shift to digital technology in their daily lives. Whether it is daily video calls for work, an increase in gaming, or simply doing the weekly food shop, digital is here to stay.
For many people this is opening up entirely new career avenues. Offering young graduates and later-life career changers, the opportunity to progress their careers. Coding has become particularly desirable. With much of the last 12 months spent at home, technology enthusiasts up and down the country have taken to upskilling or learning new skills entirely.
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Coding and programming have also become very lucrative careers. Software developers and coding experts are some of the highest-paid jobs out there at the moment. There are also many avenues to take in coding.
From careers in software or mobile application development to technology architecture, data science, and data engineering. There are endless opportunities to advance your career in coding.
Learning to code is fairly straightforward. Companies that create computer kits often have their own training videos and programs you can join. Online courses from many industry professionals abound on the internet.
Coding is even taught in schools to children of primary school age. The Raspberry Pi kit has been used in education since 2016, in a bid to encourage young children into digital careers.
Nonetheless, it is important to chase a career that you are truly passionate about. Coding can be an extremely rewarding career if you are passionate and invested in it. There are some signs to look out for if you are considering a career in coding.
First off, you will probably need to love tech. Working with coding takes a lot of brainpower and enthusiasm. A real passion for tech will help you stay committed to your new career.
Other qualities you might have that would make you perfect for a career in coding include being detail-oriented, a high level of patience, a love for learning and development, and you are a self-starter.
To get started on your exciting new career path, you will need to familiarise yourself with the nature of the coding industry.
You will need to learn a coding language. Understanding industry terms and language is vital for your communication in your new role. It is also a really good idea to cultivate a mentor or tutor who can help you learn and develop in your new career.
But most of all, it is important to enjoy yourself in your new career, stay open to learning, and progress at a rate that feels comfortable to you.
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