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help w finding internship/part time without a degree yet (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/programming

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Basically, im trying to find a part time or an internship (im in germany, i dont mind remote though) because my university starts in April after i write my exams in December (and hopefully pass)

I have been programming as a hobby for a few years now, freelancing and whatnot, but now i wanna find a job for the next 6 months or more as i have nothing much to do till then

I cant freelance here anymore as i need a license which is a pain to gwt as a student i heard, and freelancing wouldnt make me enough money to survive as it would be hard to find jobs

Ive been doing python and rust, and i know C and Javascript well enough too I did the basics of arm assembly at some point for fun too(wasnt fun)

Basically, where do i go about finding any jobs? I have no leads

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[–] slmcrs 3 points 1 year ago

Idk how schools are outside of US but for here, it is very common for schools to hold career fairs where local companies can go to scope out students by their area of study. I would look into this to see if there is anything similar where you are. I was able to do this and get hired as intern while I completed university, they very flexible with my school schedule and I was able to build up 3 years of experience before I even graduated and once I did graduate I was able to transition to full time almost immediately.