Helping to find a better job; Institutions offering free tech courses in Canada

 

The tech industry is booming in Canada. In this situation many people try to leave their current job and enter the field of advancement. Those working in Canada say breaking into a new field can be difficult, expensive and time-consuming. ComIT provides the most useful course for those interested in entering the tech industry. comIT is a charitable organization that offers free technology and professional skills training boot camps to help job seekers find jobs in the technology sector. More than 1000 people claim to have completed the course here and found a job.

Pablo Listingert is the founder of ComIT, which has been operating in Canada for eight years. Even though education is free in universities, finding a job after studies is a big challenge. A family can be supported only by finding a good paying job. According to Listinger, the initiative was started with the aim of acquiring skills in the technical field for academics who could not find work.

ComIT conducts 12 to 15 boot camps a year. Instructor-led classes and online courses are offered in locations such as Vancouver, Calgary, Winnipeg, and Toronto. All are part time courses. Training for more than three months. Attend classes for eight hours a week. ComIT helps to find employers and find better jobs after graduation.