EntryLevel helps beginners land tech jobs they love
Impress companies with professional, real-world projects that will make your portfolio stand out and impress potential employers.
You can’t talk about watching video tutorials in the interview - but you can talk about your EntryLevel project experience.
Show companies you have the skills it takes to do the job with your EntryLevel certificate and reference letter.
Working remotely in tech requires a specific set of skills - skills you’ll learn in an EntryLevel course.
Helping students from 190 countries stand out
Most online courses have you watch videos.Stand out from other beginner job seekers with a portfolio, so you have something to talk about in your job interviews.
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"An exceptional experience."
It was an exceptional experience where I got the opportunity of perfecting my skills using SQL and Tableau. I learnt a lot about asking the right questions, writing a well-detailed Data Analysis report and building my own portfolio.
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"Trainings mirrored real life experiences of a Data Analyst."
I believe the trainings mirrored part of the real life experiences of a Data Analyst as it was really hands on. One of the projects I did during the training can be viewed on my portfolio.
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"The courses are well structured."
Spent today on the @EntryLevelNet Product Management Course.. It's been amazing. The courses are well structured and you have a task at the end of each module. Loving this
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"You get your hands dirty."
EntryLevel more was well-structured than learning on YouTube… you need to get your hands dirty and have practical knowledge.
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"Started my journey into tech."
Finally, I'm a certified UX designer 💃 My journey into Tech has officially started all thanks to EntryLevel.
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"We work on real case studies."
I recently started learning at EntryLevel in their UX Designer course. Its been an interesting journey so far as we have been working on our very own case studies and have been given problem statements that are real.
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Confidently ace the tech job interview
After an EntryLevel course, you'll feel confident you can do the job - because you've already done similar projects in the EntryLevel course. Our hands-on portfolio projects teach you skills you need to excel.
"EntryLevel set me apart from other candidates"
Jennifer E.
I began looking for jobs and with my portfolio in hand, I confidently navigated the interview process and eventually landed my first internship job. EntryLevel's practical experience and insights undoubtedly set me apart from other candidates.
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Transition into tech so you can work remotely
Stop being overwhelmed. Start with Entrylevel and break into tech today.
After learning Webflow from Ajay, I started building better and better websites using Webflow. The experience was invaluable to me in getting confident and starting to charge for clients. Today, after a lot of effort and perseverance, I run a design and web agency with 4 people working for me and Webflow is still a huge part of what we do.
In this program I was tasked with solving real world scenarios. This allowed me to obtain new strategies for core development in the corporate setting.
Because of EntryLevel I know what real leadership is, I know what my team needs in order to be successful.
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Throughout this intensive course, I delved deeper into the fascinating world of User Experience (UX) design. I'm immensely grateful to my instructors for their guidance and expertise.
Their industry insights and practical advice helped me gain a deeper understanding of UX design principles and their real-world applications.
Join EntryLevel's supportive community
Don't learn alone - EntryLevel's active community keeps you engaged throughout your learning (and after). Get answers to your questions, network with peers, and discover new job postings.
"The community was a game changer."
Alex Y.
Kudos to having experienced and patient community managers who worked hard to maintain engagement, encouragement, and support with some of the tricky assignments.
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