Technical Competence
Learn the language of IT with the second part of the training program "IT Recruiter: Modern Recruitment + Technical Competence".
Start: 11. January
Format: online
ABOUT OUR COURSE
At the end of the training, the participant is able to understand how things work in IT companies, what roles and competencies there are, and how teams and processes are built.
50 academic hours
32 academic hours of online studies. 18 hours of practical work. A lot of feedback and support.
10 educational modules
40+ video lessons that can be watched on desktop and mobile on your own flexible schedule.
5 weeks of practice
Practice on your real vacancies. We'll help you close positions or find a job.
10 bonuses to win
10 great bonus video lessons to win if you watch the videos and pass the assessments.
6 live meetings with speakers & IT experts
Each is 3 academic hours, with answers to all your questions and support from the mentors.
More than 15 useful files and manuals
IT Knowledge Base, lots of templates and manuals to work with on a daily basis.
Who are these courses for?
Wanna-be recruiters & Fresh recruiters
who want to enter IT, become technically competent and feel confident in the profession.
HR specialists
who want to understand IT terminology and become a more valuable specialist and reliable partner for the team.
Experienced recruiters
who want to build a system in their work, increase the efficiency and speed of all processes, understand the candidates with half a word.
HR team leads
who want to manage their team competently, speak the same language that they do, read between the lines, and understand the motivation of candidates without unnecessary clarification.
Learning outcomes
You will understand and be able to find a definition of any IT term.
You will see how a software product is built, which roles are relevant for each stage of the software product development lifecycle and why.
You will know how technical teams are built and managed.
You will find out how teams work together, the methodologies and the essential tools they use.
You will be competent to make a difference between the programming languages, frameworks and other technologies, and you will understand how and why they are used.
You’ll be competent to evaluate the suitability of the IT candidates for the particular position and the organisation based on a CV.
You will communicate with the technical team, confidently participate in meetings and become a reliable partner for the management.
AS A RESULT, YOU GET:
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AS A RESULT, YOU GET:
Certificate
A certificate is awarded to a student who has attended 70% of the lessons, completed 70% of the assignments, and successfully passed the final test.
Access to the IT Knowledge Base
The base is packed with 17 tables and a vocabulary and is constantly updated with the latest information.
IT Mind Maps
Useful materials that give an overview of IT roles and relationships in the IT world.
Hands-on experience
We work on your vacancy together as you progress through the course.
Our students work here
The results of our students
Our speakers
Course program
Module 1. Software Development Life Сycle. The first stage – planning. Hiring analysts
Curriculum group: 068 Interdisciplinary study field of information and communication technology.
You will learn:
- Technical competence. What do you need to know and why?
- What does a company’s HR or IT recruiter definitely need to be competent in?
- How are software products created and developed?
- How is a Software Development Life Cycle built and what are the roles of each stage?
- What happens during the first planning stage?
- How to recruit analysts?
Module outcomes:
- You will learn to research any IT terminology and find answers independently.
- You will understand how products are born and made.
- You will know the logical connection between product development stages and IT roles in each stage.
- You will see in which market sector is your company positioned, its type, and in which development stage is your company’s product.
- You will learn to distinguish such terms as product roadmap, В2В, В2C, scaleup, start-up, product roadmap, feasibility study etc.
- You will know the difference between the BI Analyst and Business Analyst.
Takeaways:
- Additional reading and watching materials for the lesson.
- IT Knowledge Base: SDLC
- Mind Map Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).
- Mind Map Types of Products and Companies.
- IT Role Job Order Checklist.
- Job Description Template.
- Channels for researching IT terms.
- GlossaryTech Chrome extension, other useful plugins.
Bonus:
- HOW TO Lesson. How IT specialists are looking for information?
Module 2. The second stage of SDLC - design and architecture. How to hire designers, architects and product specialists
You will learn:
- What are the product development stages from prototyping to launch?
- Which roles exist in product development management? What is the difference between a РM, РO and the Product Manager?
- How is a product design created? The differences between UX, UI and graphic design.
- What are the nuances of architecture roles?
Module outcomes:
- You will be able to easily differentiate and analyse the nuances of UX, UI, product designer and graphic designer vacancies and profiles.
- You will be easily able to differentiate the vacancies and profiles of a Product Owner and Product Manager, and ask them correct questions at the interview.
- You will understand the differences between different types of architects.
- You will understand such terms as MVР, wireframe, layout, mock-up, launch.
Takeaways:
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- IT Knowledge Base: Designers, Architects, Testers (QA).
- IT Knowledge Base: Managers.
- Chart: PM vs PO vs BA.
Bonus:
- PRO Lesson. How to find designers?
Module 3. Teamwork and processes. How do they do it? Top management roles in IT companies
You will learn:
- The differences between the methodologies: Waterfall and Agile.
- What is the difference between Scrum and Kanban?
- What are Scrum “rituals”?
- The tools used by tech teams for cooperation: JIRA, Confluence, Trello.
- Different types of teams by function types.
- The differences between monolith and microservices architecture.
- How to differentiate the nuances of management roles: VР of Engineering, Engineering Manager, CTO, Team Lead?
Module outcomes:
- You will understand how your team is structured.
- You will see which methodology your team uses in its work.
- You will know which Scrum “rituals” are implemented in your team.
- You’ll find out how Agile is your team.
- You will understand such terms as sprint, release, stand up, ticket, backlog, retrospective.
- You will be able to analyse vacancies and resumes of management roles of an IT company.
Takeaways:
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- IT Knowledge Base: Managers.
- IT Knowledge Base: Tops.
- IT Talent's intake meeting questions.
- Software Development Methodologies Mind Map.
- Scrum Process Mind Map.
Bonus:
- PRO Lesson. How to use an AI assistant in learning technical competence?
Module 4. The third stage of Software Development Life Cycle — program. How to hire frontend developers
You will learn:
- The difference between fullstack, frontend and backend developers.
- What are the base technologies used in the work of frontend developers?
- What are frameworks and why are they needed?
- Which Javascript frameworks are most popular: React, VueJS, Angular?
- How are HTML and CSS used?
- What are Adaptive and Responsive design?
- How do designers and frontend developers cooperate?
- What is the difference between React and React Native?
- Using Javascript programming language in backend. NodeJS and Typescript.
Module outcomes:
- You will understand the difference between frontend, backend and fullstack.
- You will know what frameworks are and why they are used in development.
- You will learn the nuances of frontend roles and will be able to understand developer terminology.
- You will understand the intricacies of frontend vacancies and profiles, and the differences of frontend frameworks.
- You will find out how the Javascript programming language is used in both frontend and backend development.
- You will be able to ask the correct clarifying questions during the interview.
- You will understand such terms as fullstack, responsive, adaptive, mobile-first paradigm.
Takeaways:
- Frontend Technologies Mind Map.
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- IT Knowledge Base: Developers.
Bonus:
- PRO Lesson. All you need to know about GitHub.
Module 5. Backend. Part I. How to hire backend developers and database specialists
You will learn:
- Why do you need to know the project’s tech stack?
- What are the important terms of backend development?
- How do frontend, backend and databases work together?
- What are the differences between object-oriented and functional programming languages?
- Which connections between programming languages allow one to quickly switch from one language to another?
- Using Javascript programming language in backend. Javascript (+Typescript).
- What are the existing popular object oriented programming languages (OOР)? Let’s talk about Java, C#, Ruby, Go (GoLang), РHР, Python.
- Which projects use such functional programming languages (FР) as Elixir, Scala.
- What are the popular frameworks for backend: Spring, Rails, Django, .NET?
- What databases are there, and what are the nuances of database specialist vacancies?
Outcomes:
- You will understand how programmers work and why they must not be distracted from their work process.
- You’ll be able to differentiate between the programming languages, frameworks and other technologies used in backend development.
- You will understand what types of projects use the above-mentioned programming languages.
- You will realize how programmers can quickly switch to another programming language.
- You will be able to differentiate relational and non-relational databases.
- You will know the difference between the roles of a Database Administrator and Database Engineer.
- You will understand such terms as ETL, AРI, Github, OOР, code review.
- You will feel confident asking and answering candidate questions.
Takeaways:
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- Development Mind Map.
- IT Knowledge Base: Developers.
- IT Knowledge Base: Database.
- Job description questions.
Bonus:
- PRO Lesson. How to source candidates on GitHub.
Module 6. Backend. Part II. The fourth stage of Software Development Life Cycle - testing. How to hire backend, mobile, embedded developers and QA specialists
You will learn:
- What is the C/C++ programming language used for and what is embedded development?
- What technologies are used in mobile development?
- What are the differences between native and cross-platform apps?
- Mobile development technologies: Android, Kotlin, iOS (Swift, Objective-C), React Native, Flutter.
- What type of mobile developers are there?
- Testing stage: what? why? how?
- The roles of QA: manual testing, automation, SDET.
Outcomes:
- You will study the nuances of professional roles in mobile development.
- You’ll be able to understand the nuances of testing-related vacancies.
- You will know the terms often used in vacancy descriptions such as highload, scalability, vulnerability, clean code.
- You will be able to speak the same language as the development team.
- You will clearly determine the developer’s experience by looking at their profile.
- You will confidently navigate in development vacancy descriptions.
Takeaways:
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- Development Mind Map.
- Testing Mind Map.
- IT Knowledge base: Developers.
- IT Knowledge base: Testing.
Bonus:
- PRO Lesson. How to find the contacts of the candidates you found on Github.
Module 7. The fifth stage of Software Development Lifecycle - deployment. How to hire DevOps, SRE Engineers and Infrastructure Engineers
You will learn:
- Difference between DevOps, TechOps and SRE.
- Code deployment, containerisation and app container orchestrating.
- What are the differences between Infrastructure Engineer, System Administrator and Network Administrator roles?
- Support specialists. Difference between Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 support.
- How is data analysis done?
- What instruments are used for data visualisation? BI and Data analytics.
- How to select Data Science specialists? Machine learning.
- What are the security roles? Security specialists.
Outcomes:
- You will learn the difference between deploy and release.
- You will know the difference between containerization and orchestration.
- You will understand the difference between SRE, Devops Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer.
Takeaways:
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- IT Knowledge Base: Deploy.
- Mindmap: DevOps.
Bonus:
- HOW TO Lesson. How to reach out to IT candidates.
Module 8. The sixth stage of Software Development Lifecycle - maintenance. How to hire maintenance, support and security specialists
You will learn:
- What is the maintenance stage of SDLC about?
- What roles are involved in the maintenance stage?
- What is the difference between a system and a network?
- What is the difference between a system engineer and a system administrator?
- Support specialists. Difference between Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 support.
- Why should a company hire Security Specialists?
- What are the security roles? Security specialists.
Module outcomes:
- You will learn what the maintenance stage of SDLC is and what roles are involved.
- You will learn the difference between System and Network Engineers and Administrators.
- You will know about all types of support and the difference between support specialists of Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3.
- You will understand the difference between security roles and their responsibilities.
Takeaways:
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- IT Knowledge Base: Deploy and maintenance.
- IT Knowledge Base: Support levels.
- IT Knowledge Base: Cyber Security.
Bonus:
Module 9. The final stage Software Development Life Cycle — analyze the results. How to hire for Data roles
You will learn:
- What is the final stage of SDLC about?
- How is data analysis done?
- What are the main roles in data analysis and BI?
- What is Data Science? What do Data Scientists do?
- What tools are used for data visualisation? BI and Data analytics.
- How is data extracted, transformed, analysed and visualised?
- What is Business Intelligence, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence?
Outcomes:
- You will understand the difference between Business Intelligence and Data Science.
- You will know the difference between Database specialists and Data specialists, Business Intelligence specialists and Data Science specialists.
- You will learn the difference between a Data Engineer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer.
Takeaways:
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- IT Knowledge Base: Data.
- IT Knowledge Base: Database.
Bonus:
- PRO Lesson. How to source data candidates on Kaggle.
Module 10. How to stand out as an IT Recruiter
You will learn:
- What is a formula for an ideal job description?
- Expectations of a recruiting manager and candidate.
- The needs and motivations of IT specialists on the basis of Maslow’s pyramid.
- How to stand out among the crowd of IT recruiters?
- How to conduct an interview in a way that candidates would recommend you to their friends and how to become a “go-to” person? The “give to take” principle.
- How to keep yourself up to date with technologies and trends of the IT market?
- How to develop your technical competence further? Who to follow, what other books and articles to read?
Outcomes:
- You will learn how to correctly manage the expectations of candidates and recruiting managers.
- You will be able to switch to a candidate-centric recruitment approach.
- You will know how to have a first quality interview that lets you correctly filter out candidates.
- You will be able to quickly evaluate the developer’s experience and assume their motivation to switch jobs.
- You will understand how to keep an eye on the trends and popularity of technologies.
- You’ll be a confident specialist in a constantly changing world.
Takeaways:
- Additional articles and videos on the subject.
- IT Recruiter Mind Maps (all of the course’s mind maps put together).
- Recommendations for further learning.
Bonus:
- HOW TO Lesson. How to write a job ad in an attractive way for IT specialists?
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