Google and the media company Bertelsmann offer of 10,000 Europeans a basic course or advanced course on Android development via Udacity. Interested parties can register now.
Nanodegrees and courses
Google already provides a time a number of courses via Udacity, a platform for online training. At Udacity, it is possible to a lot of courses free to follow, but for the guidance of teachers and ultimately the achievement of a degree should be paid.
in Addition to the courses that Google offers, there are also complete programs for developers. Google has two of these so-called ‘nanodegrees’ for Android development. In a nanodegree, you follow various courses under the supervision of teachers, and get to the end of your paper. To follow a nanodegree, you will pay $ 199 per month (about 187 euros) and you get 50% discount when you a degree gets within 12 months.
10.000 ‘scholarships’
The scholarships that Google and Bertelsmann from, consist of 9000 times three months of free use of the Android Basics: User Interface-course. The best 1000 participants in this course will also have three months access to the Android Basics Nanodegree.
The other 1000 recipients of these scholarships will three months be able to access the Associate Android Developer Program. This allows advanced developers to an official Google certification. This program cost is normally $ 750 (about 705 euros) and the costs for the exam are included in the exchange.
Bertelsmann has also indicated Udacity to use for the training of its employees. In the coming years, the company has approximately 2000 employees a scholarship for a nanodegree.
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to be eligible for a scholarship, you need to register via this website. The tenders close on 18 december and the scholarships will be assigned on January 5, 2017.
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