How do companies evaluate our students?
The data showcased here is gathered by Hivers' supervisors at the end of their Employment Projects. The evaluation is done on a scale of 1-5.
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The data showcased here is gathered by Hivers' supervisors at the end of their Employment Projects. The evaluation is done on a scale of 1-5.
By working closely with others Hivers learn how to work in teams, manage their time, advance projects, communicate effectively and resolve conflicts.
Hivers need to love what they do and demonstrate a high level of curiosity and determination. They enjoy being challenged and can be quite resourceful.
In Hive, students learn how to learn. Hivers first concentrate on language C. By concentrating on C, Hivers learn how to be creative and solve problems from day one.
Hivers can integrate into any company due to their ability of working in teams and with people of different levels and backgrounds. They also learn fast and easily adopt new technologies.
Hivers can both understand a problem on a big picture level while also having great attention to detail. They understand a software needs to function 100% and will strive for that no matter how many tries it takes.
To complete Hivers' education as coders, our curriculum includes a mandatory "Employment Project", which gives the highly motivated students a first real-life experience of what working as a coder truly means.
Students are looking for 4 to 6 month long employment where they can showcase their talent, understanding of code, creativity, ambition and the hunger to learn more.
Companies who employ Hivers only need to appoint a mentor for the student, and provide clear and challenging responsibilities for the 4-6 month long period of paid employment execution.