Python Learning Journey and Job Opportunities—Advice Needed! /u/tauqeer-khann Python Education

Hi everyone! I’m a college student, and I’ve recently been diving deep into learning Python. I feel like I’ve covered most of the basics and even some advanced concepts. Now that I’m getting comfortable with Python, I really need a job, and I’m wondering if this skill alone could help me land one.

So, I wanted to ask:

1. Can learning Python well open up job opportunities, especially for someone without a computer science background?

2. What kind of entry-level salary or package could I expect?

3. Where should I apply for Python-related jobs? Any tips on companies or job boards?

4. Would it be helpful or even necessary to get a certification in Python? Does it really make a difference in hiring?

Any advice or personal experiences would be hugely appreciated! Thanks in advance for the help.

Hi everyone! I’m a college student, and I’ve recently been diving deep into learning Python. I feel like I’ve covered most of the basics and even some advanced concepts. Now that I’m getting comfortable with Python, I really need a job, and I’m wondering if this skill alone could help me land one.

So, I wanted to ask:

1. Can learning Python well open up job opportunities, especially for someone without a computer science background?

2. What kind of entry-level salary or package could I expect?

3. Where should I apply for Python-related jobs? Any tips on companies or job boards?

4. Would it be helpful or even necessary to get a certification in Python? Does it really make a difference in hiring?

Any advice or personal experiences would be hugely appreciated! Thanks in advance for the help.