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BlueWave Labs Aims to Simplify the Process of Gaining Canadian Experience

April 9, 2024 by Robert Lewis

Many immigrants with strong qualifications struggle to enter Canada’s tech industry due to a lack of local experience in software development.

BlueWave Labs aims to overcome this challenge by providing these skilled software developers with the opportunity to transition from temporary to permanent jobs through practical experience.

At BlueWave Labs, volunteers seeking Canadian work experience are involved in real-world projects. This hands-on approach helps them learn and develop skills in application development, UI/UX design, and project management.

The organization offers mentoring from industry experts, development tools, and chances to work on actual products. Their method is centered around creating professional-level applications, enhancing both technical abilities and interpersonal skills, and equipping participants for future job prospects.

BlueWave Labs has ongoing batches for applicants, with the next batch starting on April 15th. Each member pays $259 for this service, and there is a vetting process to get accepted.

Participants will be part of active project teams, gaining direct experience in creating real-world products. This includes developing products, soft skills training, and receiving mentorship.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: BlueWave Labs

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