Nathan Harris
Learn to code and land your first tech job
Category: Web Development Mentorship
Rating: 5.0/5 based on 3 reviews
About Nathan Harris
Nathan is a self-taught developer who landed a $120K job and now helps others do the same. He teaches practical coding skills, portfolio building, and tech job search strategies. His students come from diverse backgrounds - teachers, retail workers, even truck drivers.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Self-taught success
- Career change focus
- Practical approach
- Affordable rates
Cons
- Requires significant time investment
- Tech job focused
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long does it take to learn coding?
- Job-ready skills in 6-12 months with consistent effort. Nathan provides a realistic timeline based on your schedule.
- Which programming language should I start with?
- JavaScript for most. Nathan helps you choose based on your interests and the jobs you want to pursue.
- Do I need a computer science degree?
- No. Nathan and most of his students are self-taught. Companies increasingly hire based on skills, not credentials.
- Is the tech job market tough right now?
- More competitive than before, but opportunities exist. Nathans approach focuses on standing out through portfolio and networking.
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Educational Resources
Explore additional resources to help you succeed in your career:
- WHO - Career Wellbeing - Understand the importance of career well-being and mental health at work
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy - Coaching and Mentoring - Academic perspectives on effective mentorship
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