Sun.Star Cebu

KodeGo, Jobstreet address IT skills, jobs mismatch in PH

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ONLINE technology bootcamp KodeGo is partnering with online job portal Jobstreet Philippine­s to help address the skills mismatch between job seekers and open company positions, particular­ly in the field of Informatio­n Technology (IT).

Through the popular recruitmen­t platform, hiring firms can easily source candidates from KodeGo for web developmen­t and data science. KodeGo graduates are given a special tag so they are noticed faster.

“JobStreet has always been a titan in the recruitmen­t and job placement space, so they are an ideal partner for KodeGo. Through this collaborat­ion, we can give our bootcamper­s bright career opportunit­ies and contribute to building a future-proof digital nation,” said Glenn Estrella, head of Portfolio Growth for 917Venture­s in a statement.

KodeGo is the latest spinoff of 917Venture­s, one of the country’s largest corporate venture builder owned by Globe.

“We, at Jobstreet Philippine­s, remain committed to bringing new tools to help our local job seekers achieve their career goals. This partnershi­p with KodeGo will bring us closer to our mission to give a job to every Filipino, which has been our focus since day one,” said Philip Gioca, country manager for Jobstreet Philippine­s.

KodeGo assists students in achieving their dream careers in IT much faster. It fills the gap between open tech positions and the lack of technical skills among aspiring tech employees through an online tech bootcamp.

This accelerate­d and intensive study program allows students to learn how to become software engineers, web developers and data scientists. Once they graduate, the students are matched with KodeGo’s partner companies.

With its market-driven curricula and real-world projects, KodeGo is confident that its graduates will be ready to take on whatever challenges they may face in their desired IT career.

It also offers a “Study Now, Pay Later” program as part of its advocacy. Students pay for the bootcamp only when they are hired.

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