How can I find apprenticeship / job

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Hello everyone, my name is Georges and I'm 25 years old. I currently have a bachelor degree in engineering sciences. I want to join a bachelor degree in apprenticeship for the next year. I wanted to know on what kind of projects and on what kind of technologies should I work in order to maximise my chances to get a job in the development field ? ( mobile or web. )
Every kind of help would be realy appreciated.
Thanks and have a great day.

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I already have contacted a lot of companies but I want to ask my question on differents platforms.

Posted 19-Sep-21 21:26pm

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Updated 19-Sep-21 22:03pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2021-09-19T22:03:00

A degree in "engineering sciences" is unlikely to help you get a job in software development: and that's pretty much the only field this site is involved with.

To be honest, without a pretty solid background in software (degree or experience, preferably both) it's going to be pretty difficult for you to break into this field even in a very junior position as no company is going to be willing to train up a total beginner that can't even write "hello world" when there are so many recent-degree-qualified "developers" available (who also can't write "hello world" without stack overflow) who ~~will work cheap~~ better fit the bill.

I have yet to hear of any companies offering apprenticeships in software developer positions, but that may just be me not looking for them!

Good luck!