What you'll learn:
Proficiency in Remote Collaboration Tools
Crafting a Winning Remote Focused Resume
Decoding Common Remote Working and Technical Jargon
Best Practices for Asynchronous Communication & Access to our Exclusive Online Support Community
Building your online network

Requirements:
No previous experience needed, this course will suggest that you create free accounts to several platforms to participate in hands on experience based learning.
This course is recommended to anyone looking to apply for job openings with remote first companies

Description:
This course is designed for individuals looking to transition into the tech industry, especially in remote working environments. It's designed for people coming from different job backgrounds who want to fit into the tech industry smoothly.Module 2 of this course focuses on how to write a resume that looks great to tech companies. You'll learn how to describe your past jobs in a way that makes sense for tech jobs. We'll show you how to make your skills and experience stand out and look really appealing to employers in the tech world.We'll also teach you about the tools that are important for remote work in tech. This includes how to use communication tools like Slack and Loom, and how to manage projects with tools like Asana and Google Workspace. Plus, when you join this course, you get three months of free access to our special online support community. This is a great place to find job postings in tech, network with others, and get extra resources to help you in your tech career. This community is a great way to keep learning and stay connected with what's happening in the tech industry.By the end of this course, you'll know all about working remotely in tech. You'll have the skills and knowledge you need to start a successful career in this exciting and fast-changing field.

Who this course is for:
1. Career Transitioners: Individuals looking to pivot into remote working from different career paths. This course is ideal for those who may not have formal tech education but possess transferable skills and a keen interest in working in a remote or hybrid setting. Those who have spent years in traditional industries and are seeking to reinvent their careers in the evolving work from home landscape.
2. Recent Graduates or Entry-Level Job Seekers
3. Career Changers with Non-Tech Backgrounds