A career as a programmer may not seem like the playboy lifestyle, but it may be a lot more attractive than you think! We’ve put together five reasons why you should take up Industry Connect’s Programmer Internship, and get your career off to the best possible start.
Creativity
When people think of creative jobs, they tend to think about artists, writers and musicians, but a programmer internship will soon teach you how to use that right side of the brain! Software programming is a very creative endeavour. Don’t forget, writing code that never existed before is creating! Solutions can take many different forms and need a creative brain to think of those forms. Problems come in all shapes in sizes, and some creative out-of-the-box thinking is the only way to solve them.
Team work
The stereotypical image of a programmer is a nerd, sitting at his desk, hunched over with the light from the monitor casting a pale glow on a pallid, spotted face…. But like we say, it’s a stereotype. A stereotype from bad 80’s movies. The modern digital world runs on the internet, and the internet is run by programmers. Software is almost always a team effort. In a programmer internship, you’ll be working closely with other people, solving problems together and discussing solutions.
Job opportunities
This is the digital age, and the world is now run on the internet. Software runs the world, and it’s computer programmers that create the software. In some parts of the world, software programmer is actually the most common profession! This industry is only going to grow as the technology grows. As many programmers as there are out there, there’s still a demand for more. Software companies report that one of their greatest challenges is finding good developers. A programmer internship with us is the perfect way to launch your career.
Good money
Because of the demand for programmers, the very best will have their pick of top jobs. Companies will be happy to pay more for someone if it means getting the best man for the job. Even if you’re not the best in your class, the average wage of a software developer is still considerably better than the national average. And of course there’s the possibility that you’ll create something special. A piece of software that takes off like wildfire and makes you an millionaire overnight!
Job security
As technology advances at an astounding rate, jobs and even entire professions can be replaced by machines. This isn’t a problem for programmers. Those machines still need to be told what to do! Software isn’t going to write itself, so the future looks good for anyone taking our programmer internship!
So there you have it, five reasons to join Industry Connect’s programmer internship. We can help you start a career in the IT world, and it’s a career that will never leave you wanting. Be creative, make friends, solve problems and make good money while you’re at it! Give us a call today or apply for the internship via our website.
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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