The skills of web developers are in high demand in many countries around the world and are considered to be the entry point to software development. Many examples show that this profession is well suited for a career change. But who is suitable for it and where is the best place to start?

In this live-webinar you will:

• Learn from the personal stories of a career changer into web development and a founder of a non-profit coding school

• Explore the typical working day of a web developer

• Understand the skills needed to become a web developer

• Get insights into learning how to code

• Find out what makes the difference when employers are looking for web developers

About the Presenters:

Arndt Niebisch studied German philology and started his professional career as an university lecturer of German, philosophy and literature sciences. During his career as a university lecturer he researched and worked in Germany, the USA and Austria. In 2017 he finished a technical college education on Web Development and since then is working as a Web Developer for the IBM Client Innovation Center Vienna.

Farid Bidardel is co-founder and currently chairman of the board of CodeDoor.org (a non profit platform to teach digital skills) and CEO of TensorParc GmbH (a software company that creates smart learning algorithms). Previously, he was working for Social Impact and - together with companies such as JPMorgan, Generali & Deutsche Bank - he was responsible for managing and developing national and international programs for both disadvantaged and social entrepreneurs. He holds a master's degree in education, specialising in youth-and adult education and is a lecturer at various universities on education, innovation and entrepreneurship. For his work he has won numerous awards, such as the European Excellence Award, the Future Skills Award and the Land Of Ideas Award, given to him by the President of Germany. He is also an alumni of the Startup School of Y Combinator in San Francisco.

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