Hi @dougrera8984 Entry-level salaries for Code Chrysalis graduates are generally competitive and should be able to support your life here. Our 2023 graduates earn an average salary of ¥5.36M. This is higher than the current 2024 market rate of ¥5M. How expensive it actually is to live in Japan depends of course on many factors, and one's lifestyle.
The cost of living in Japan is much lower than in the West. The tech job market is also far less brutal in Japan. The main thing you need to be concerned with is avoiding traditional companies with their toxic work culture.
Is it necessary to have a computer science or tech related degree in a college degree while getting a job in Japan? I feel that people with non tech degree will find it difficult to get a job because most of the companies give opportunities only to tech or computer science students.
It is not necessary! Our students all come from very different backgrounds. After they've graduated our bootcamp, we coach them during the job hunting process! It's hard work, but anybody could become a software engineer! 💪
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Very very proud of you thuli go a ahead good luck ❤❤❤
what about Entry-level salaries?? is it enough to live in tokyo?? have heard its very expensive to live there
Hi @dougrera8984 Entry-level salaries for Code Chrysalis graduates are generally competitive and should be able to support your life here. Our 2023 graduates earn an average salary of ¥5.36M.
This is higher than the current 2024 market rate of ¥5M.
How expensive it actually is to live in Japan depends of course on many factors, and one's lifestyle.
@@CodeChrysalis is it possible to get a loan to pay the immersive course, like those loan japanese get to pay the university?
The cost of living in Japan is much lower than in the West. The tech job market is also far less brutal in Japan. The main thing you need to be concerned with is avoiding traditional companies with their toxic work culture.
@@jimbocho660I've heard about this too, but I'll be looking for foreign companies for sure, anyway I appreciate your comment
Is it necessary to have a computer science or tech related degree in a college degree while getting a job in Japan? I feel that people with non tech degree will find it difficult to get a job because most of the companies give opportunities only to tech or computer science students.
It is not necessary! Our students all come from very different backgrounds.
After they've graduated our bootcamp, we coach them during the job hunting process!
It's hard work, but anybody could become a software engineer! 💪
Is she still enrolled?
I think this video will be the reason for me to become an engineer.
She looks like an actress.
She is one of our graduates and now working as a software engineer!
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