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Sep 15th, 2007, 07:46 AM
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Becoming a proffessional programmer
Hi all,
I've be programming for about a year now for the company i'm in at the moment. but its not my job i just do it to earn extra cash really - besides i find it fun. my job is actually nothing to do with computers but i built a quote system in vba and am doing a contract managmenet system in vb.net for them.
having already done a degree in communction (socialogical not computer related) and being 23 i wondered what the best way to become a proffessional programmer?
would i have to go back to university and get a degree in software engineering or are there any other routes? i would gladdly go back to university but the tution fees have recently gone up in England to £3000 a year and i can't really afford to add £10,000 to my debt. but will if i have to.
So is there any other way to get into this industry/ will employers only hire someone with a degree?
any information gratefully recieved!!!
Thanks,
Jon
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