本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛she will not only learn Java but also Unix, Oracle, C++ , and some computer
network. You can't survive if you only know a language. But Canada's job is
once in, always in. The biggest problem for us new arriviors is nobody hires
you first. Once you are in, you have plenty of time ot learn more. And computer
knowledges are related. For example, I really couldn't see much difference betwee
JAVA and C++. You will gradually be able to learn new stuffs by yourself.
Therefore, if you ask me to make a decision, my answer is go for JAVA school.
I have sent my wife there. But it also depends on your language ability. No matter
how good you are technically, if you speak broken english, you will sooner or
later be fired even if somebody hires you in the beginning. My wife speaks perfect
English.
If you ask what will be the next hot spot in IT training, the only thing I can
see is Linux Certificate. But, who knows.
In Canada, the essential to survuve is 60% English, 35% Technical, and 5% luck.
Good luck.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
network. You can't survive if you only know a language. But Canada's job is
once in, always in. The biggest problem for us new arriviors is nobody hires
you first. Once you are in, you have plenty of time ot learn more. And computer
knowledges are related. For example, I really couldn't see much difference betwee
JAVA and C++. You will gradually be able to learn new stuffs by yourself.
Therefore, if you ask me to make a decision, my answer is go for JAVA school.
I have sent my wife there. But it also depends on your language ability. No matter
how good you are technically, if you speak broken english, you will sooner or
later be fired even if somebody hires you in the beginning. My wife speaks perfect
English.
If you ask what will be the next hot spot in IT training, the only thing I can
see is Linux Certificate. But, who knows.
In Canada, the essential to survuve is 60% English, 35% Technical, and 5% luck.
Good luck.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net