No Degree, No Problem: You Can Move to Switzerland as a Self-Taught Developer

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Thinking about a career in software development, but a university degree isn't on your resume? Don't sweat it! Just like our viewer, Oli, you can do it too!
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@OliverSebastianHD 2 месяца назад

Thanks so much for answering my question in such an informative video format. This definitely lightens things up as I was quite worried that the lack of a CS degree would really dampen our chances. Regarding kids, our eldest one is already 5 years old currently and therefore would not incur us kindergarten costs. That leaves us with only one child who would, in the case that we both get jobs, need to be looked after at kindergarten/day care. But like you said, if we both work we’d have more income to finance kindergarten, and if only one of us works, then we wouldn’t need kindergarten. I’d definitely like to keep in touch and get some advice from you when it’s time to start sending out job applications, if you don’t mind

@38countries 2 месяца назад

Sure, I am here to help. Let me know once new topics come up in your journey or if you need assistance anywhere.

@OliverSebastianHD 2 месяца назад

I definitely will. Thanks again Raphael!

@VuPham-xg1jc 2 месяца назад

Love your videos man. Hope one day I can be like you, working from anywhere with my skills.

@38countries 2 месяца назад

It's quite possible if you position yourself in the right way. I can teach you.

@VuPham-xg1jc 2 месяца назад

@@38countries Looking forward to your video man!

@Alex.Shalda 2 месяца назад

Great content 🎉

@38countries 2 месяца назад

Glad you enjoyed

@cernejr 2 месяца назад

USA used to require at least bachelors degree for H1B work visas. Masters degree was preferred - my immig lawyer told me so. From the tone of this video it sounds that CH is more flexible in this regard.

@38countries 2 месяца назад

If you need a visa, a degree might be more helpful than otherwise, at least on paper. Most Europeans do not require a special visa but only the automatic work permit. But generally yes, a degree is not a formal requirement. The only thing that matters for a non-EU-EFTA citizens is that your skills are special enough so that nobody else can be found for a while to do the job.