Introduction to Programming

1. Coding will be relevant for the next 10+ years.

2. Demand is greater than supply. You will have more control over your job, choice of companies and roles to work in, and power to make a difference with whatever projects you choose.

3. You can make 2x the national average in your first year in the industry. Not only that, with side projects there is no cap to your income. The biggest apps began as side projects and exploded into massive companies or were bought out by the likes of Facebook and Google. Who’s to say that couldn’t happen to you?

4. Coding doesn’t require you to go back to school and get in debt. You can learn it all online for a fraction of the price thanks to affordable online schools like ours.

5. Coding allows you to get the maximum reward for minimum time. You can become a top performer in the industry. The power is yours to take your education into your own hands.

6. Coding provides the foundational skills you need to enter the next up and coming technologies to be the first to take advantage of up and coming technologies and be an early profiter.

7. Coding is fun and rewarding with more job satisfaction because you are doing interesting and challenging work. You spend 2,000 hours every year at work. If you’re going to spend that much of your life working, it had better be an enjoyable job.

Not only that, but coding provides you the flexibility to work on your own schedule and set your own hours, letting you spend more time with your kids, side projects or leisure.

1. Coding allows you to build software, apps, games and more that provide passive income.

2. Coding is location independent and is highly flexible to working from home.

3. Coding is replacing many jobs that will soon be outdated. Don’t let this happen to you.

4. Coding is one of the forefront of the biggest industry growth in areas like artificial intelligence (machine learning) and cryptocurrency (Bitcoin.)

5 Coding is one of the most popular career change options for workers of all ages in all industries.

6. Demand for coders has not slowed down.