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Hey guys, I'm a recent HS graduate and I'm looking to learn a computer related skill this summer. For someone who is did not perform well in math classes (and whose stronger suit is non-STEM), what skill could I learn to land me a job where I can save for my academic ambitions?
I really just want certifications, skills, or even a shorter degree that will give me a job so that I can work on my work ethic and my finances. I also want a skill that could get me money online, whether residually, by commission, or by flipping websites.
Thanks for the help
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https://www.codecademy.com/learn
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>>1283751
Jut be like me
>study pharmaceutics
>study entrepreneurship
>just for fun also do:
>CFA 1
>CMT 1-3
>Python, Java, R, C, JS
>Professional First Aid program
>Design in Blender
>Start trading
>Planning on studying medical programs and technology
Just devote your entire life to know everything, WOOHOO
tl;dr: coursera.org is ok. I just contacted a tutor who gave a course I liked and asked for admission then I did self-study. For programming it works perfect.
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https://www.edx.org/
Has good programming courses of varying levels
https://discord.gg/0zlRlveS7Q16dPJA
Chat of people that are doing the same thing if you want more help, has ex-freelancer as well.
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>>1283751
if you don't want to do any logic/math , graphic design
if you want minimal logic and some design, web design
further down the rabbit hole, programming
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>>1284042
Isn't web design oversaturated?
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>>1283751
Learn some web design.
go for your CompTia A+ cert if you want to do IT work, and your Cisco ( Ccent or CCNA ) if you want to be a network technician (which is decent money anymore).
Even if you don't have your A+ you can still do some small time IT work for some companies (help desks are typically Highschool Degree holding jobs) or even do small time repair for individuals.
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>>1284172
You would be surprised. Not a lot of Web Designers appropriately market their skills. I'm currently 2 months into starting my freelance career and already have well over six clients at around 300$ per project. All because I marketed my skills appropriately at my job as a barista to all of the pretentious local /biz/nez men in town while I made their Latte enemas.
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>>1284199
Do I only use html for web design?
While learning this, should I make a freelance web design site to generate revenue?
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What is ComptiaA+?
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>>1286579
fucking google, learn it
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>>1283751
building websites and programming lets you work from home. also managing peoples fiannces.
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>>1285007
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. Add in jquery and AngularJS if you want to get fancy.
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