• High salary for apprenticeship (starting at 32k, increasing by 2k every year). • Great place to learn. • Many resources available to help you in various areas.
Degree is useless - don't expect to be taught much programming or computer science skills.
Very team-dependent. I've known some managers who didn't even know what an apprentice is until the employee joined. They were then fired after 6 months after receiving little support. However, my current manager has given me more than enough support.
As such, a higher level of baseline knowledge is helpful here; you might struggle if you are inexperienced at coding.
Use a different degree provider. QA are a waste of time and money.
Inform managers more on the needs of apprentices. Some are understanding; others are clueless and assume apprentices should be able to work full time from day one.
The interview process involved two rounds of relatively straightforward coding tests, followed by an in-person interview. The in-person interview consisted of a one-hour technical component, where I was given only a single question. This was followe
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. It was smooth, but I couldn't get the offer from the company. Overall, the interview stages are fine and smooth. In the interview, I had to build an Accordion component and an image slider, so it was a mac
Was supposed to do the internship in Luxembourg, but they did not accept only three-month internships. But London called me, and I had two phone interviews with one logic problem, then a coding exercise, pretty straightforward tbh.
The interview process involved two rounds of relatively straightforward coding tests, followed by an in-person interview. The in-person interview consisted of a one-hour technical component, where I was given only a single question. This was followe
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. It was smooth, but I couldn't get the offer from the company. Overall, the interview stages are fine and smooth. In the interview, I had to build an Accordion component and an image slider, so it was a mac
Was supposed to do the internship in Luxembourg, but they did not accept only three-month internships. But London called me, and I had two phone interviews with one logic problem, then a coding exercise, pretty straightforward tbh.