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Why studying software engineering is a good choice for a future career?


There were around 408 000 programmers and software developers in the UK in 2020 according to Statista (2022). The job market for software engineers keeps growing, and specialists are in high demand. That includes, web, game and mobile app developers, python programmers and analyst, business intelligence analyst and task automation programmers. It is almost impossible to go through the day without stumbling across some kind of  a device or a service which was brought thanks to a software engineer or a programmer. From mobile applications, digital timetable on a bus stop, to booking an appointment at the doctor's, all these convenience we thank you coding experts, who automate a significant number of tasks for people, to live a easier life. The digital era is the best time with opportunities for programmers to have a rewarding future.





References:

Statista. 2022. Programmers & software developers in the UK 2020 | Statista. [online] Available at: <https://www.statista.com/statistics/318818/numbers-of-programmers-and-software-development-professionals-in-the-uk/> [Accessed 8 May 2022].

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