If you’re searching for software developer jobs in Auckland, then the search might take longer than you think. Now, that’s not to say there are no jobs in Auckland, it just means that you’re not necessarily going to walk straight into one.
The number of available jobs in the IT industry in New Zealand has risen almost 12% in the past 12 months, so there are definitely software developer jobs out there. Jobs for you and everyone else! There’s a lot of people out there looking to start their careers in the IT sector, so competition for those jobs is high. You need to find a way to stand out above everyone else and grab the attention of potential employers.
So how do you do that? The answer is one simple word; experience. Experience is what any potential employer looks for when vetting new employees. Congratulations on having great grades from University, but so does everyone else! And believe us, the real world is a lot different from a classroom setting. This is why any future boss will always look for experience first before even looking at your qualifications. It’s been reported that an applicant’s CV is looked at for an average of only four seconds. Four seconds! You need to make a quick impression in the search for software developer jobs.
So now the question you need to ask is how do you GET that essential experience. How do you add that one single word that looks so good on your CV? The best way to gain a foothold in software developer jobs is through a programming Internship. The easiest way to gain experience in the IT sector is to deal WITH the IT sector. Through our internship programme, you will work in real life situations, dealing with paying customers and solving genuine software problems. This is what employers want to see in any potential employee, and it’s this that will help when it comes to software developer jobs.
There’s no one better than Industry Connect to help you find software developer jobs in Auckland. We’ve been working in the IT sector for almost twenty years, and we know this business from inside out. Through our specially designed internship, you can learn the skills you need to rise above all the other people in your class, making you stand out when searching for software developer jobs.
We have the contacts and business partners to help you get your first job in the IT world. We even help you with your interviewing skills. It may be the case that you’re not the most confident in an interview situation, or you don’t have the social or language skills to back up your knowledge. Perhaps you’re a foreign student and you’re not confident with your English to explain yourself fully during a job interview. Don’t worry, as part of your internship, you’ll learn interview skills, and how to handle any situation when applying for software development jobs.
So if you’re searching for software developer jobs, then an Internship with Industry Connect is the first place to start!
What is Industry Connect?
We have been helping career changers, recent IT graduates and people with career gap to start their IT/software careers.
Over the years, we have helped hundreds kick-start an IT/software career. (Verifiable evidences are available on this website)
OUR CORE
We are an innovative software training school backed by global/local software companies. Our ecosystem is an incubation process that supports our participants until they launch a tech career.
OUR PROGRAMMES
Our Job-Ready training programmes focus on,
- Software Development
- Business Intelligence (or Data Analyst)
- Test Analyst
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
- Six Weeks Training Classes (Practical Tech Skills)
- Three Months (or more) Structured Internship on Large Commercial-Scale Projects (Learning enhanced, flexible Hours)
- Employer Network (job analysis and internal referral if goals are met)
You can join us via Zoom (live face-to-face meeting) remotely from anywhere and "download" the valuable knowledge & experiences from our tech experts across different tech centres.
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