Fresh out of college with a degree in Computer Engineering, Jay found himself at a crossroads—uncertain whether to start job hunting or invest more time in learning.
Tag: Skills
Sometimes, it’s worth it to take the risk.
Glenn’s journey is a testament to resilience, adaptability, and the pursuit of passion. After earning his Bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education, he initially set out on a path in teaching but soon found himself working in the finance industry. Despite excelling in his role, he realized his true calling lay elsewhere— in the ever-evolving world of technology.
Maryll is a Zuitt graduate and a working student. Balancing the weight of occasional freelance work and a full-time job alongside her studies, Maryll’s here to show us that while she did, in fact, have doubts prior to joining the program, it ended up being very worthwhile for her career plans as she went on to prioritize her time and growth.
Joining a coding program is costly, but just like any investment, it serves a greater purpose for your skills.
In this article, we get to hear from the perspective of a hardworking career woman who will stop at nothing to achieve her wants and dreams in life. Read what Maryll says about her experience joining Zuitt’s Tech Career Program, which is designed to kickstart her future career.
(Interviewed and written by Akiko Iwai)
Meet Rey. A Career Shifter who turned Web Developer since graduating from Zuitt Tech Career Program.
Andrew was an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) who worked as a Graphic Designer and an IT Support in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for over 6 years. In the midst of the pandemic, Andrew needed to head back to the Philippines. Going back home, his first quest was to find a stable and fulfilling job.
Calvin is a career shifter from the Hotel and Restaurant Management (HRM) Industry. He now works as a Senior Web Developer in an Australia-based company, earning 6 digits a month while handling foreign developers.
As a web developer, to keep your coding skills fresh, you have to keep in mind that the more you practice, create ideas, and produce outputs, the more you grow and thrive.
