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Free training until you land a job

Recently, I have been looking for effective trainings to prepare for real-world job environment. Following my friends advice, I looked through a program named Microverse. As I read through what it was offering, I immediately applied for it and thought of sharing this opportunity with everyone who was unaware of it. 

A 10 month program is intended to prepare students for both technical and soft skills required in job interviews. The interesting part is that it is free of charge until a learner finds the job that pays over 1000 USD per month. Then 15% of income payment period starts until it reaches to 15000 USD if only you get a job as software developer.

For technical skills, variety of concepts and practises are covered, such as frontend, backend, databases, data structures, and algorithms. Moreover, networking, time management, effective job searching, and other best practises are taught to develop soft skills. Since all of them are essential to start a career as software developer, full time program is developed in such a way that learners need to build hands-on projects in a collaborative learning community. You will receive support of personal couch to effective job searching after finishing the program.

To participate in the program, all you need is a little knowledge of coding to solve coding challenges, go through 3-4 days collaborative trials to build a project, and an interview. As for me, I am also going through admission process and strongly recommend you to if you can free your time for 10 month and get a dream job of yourself as software developer.

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