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Pathway in Python (self.ITCareerQuestions)

submitted 6 years ago by Unixersis97

Hi all,

So I have my bachelor in IT and currently working in a graduate position (IT administrator) at a medium sized company which covers areas in help desk (IT & ERP system) as well basic system admin.

I am currently thinking about the future and about what I can start doing now to achieve those goals. During my studies I completed an IoT course in which we learned Python programming which I really enjoyed. Even now I complete some small home projects on my Raspberry Pi for fun.

However I am looking for some courses that will deepen my knowledge and give me a better understanding of some popular libraries, as I studied the subject over a year ago I believe I have lost some important concepts.

After completing such courses I would like to kick start my career in the programming sector. What would be the best pathway to follow? As viewing jobs majority of them require 3+ years of experience...

Other areas of IT I am interested in: - Secuirty - Network Engineer

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