🚀 NEW FREE Programming Course

Learn to program and increase your income with the Free programming course in Platzi, Many will believe that it is not possible to change careers and obtain a better income, but let me tell you a couple of stories from people who learned programming.

Why does learning to program help you increase your income? The answer is very simple, it is one of the professionals that does not require a university degree to practice, the industry values ​​the skills obtained and the ability to solve problems with programming. Today, technology advances very quickly and requires a lot of talent that can solve, create, innovate, and maintain products and services based on technology. Salaries in the ecosystem are very good, with the option of changing countries and if you know English you can earn much more. Can you imagine earning $3,000, $5,000 or $10,000 USD monthly, this is possible by learning programming(1).

Learning programming is much easier than you think. When I started programming I was 12 in the year 2000, there were no online education platforms, nor as many resources as today, buying a book that would teach you programming was not cheap and accessing the content was more difficult and in English.

Today you have education platforms, YouTube, free books in your language, content creators who share their knowledge, social networks and a private message to connect with experts.

FREE Course to learn Programming.

Platzi has launched a free course so that everyone can learn to program with more than 15 hours of video, 6 teachers who teach you their skills to master this profession.

What you will learn in the free programming course:

• Design algorithms
• Develop software with functions, objects and events
• Write fluent code in HTML, CSS and JavaScript
• Program a video game for the web

And if you DO NOT need prior knowledge, you will learn everything in the course.

Don’t wait any longer and learn to program and change your professional career: Free Programming Course. 🚀

Source: 1: Technological profiles charge 42% more than the average