You need to consider education, major, age, foundation, previous work experience, family economic situation and so on. Choose institutions, you can compare with many others, field trips. Now many institutions have set up a three-week free audition class (through audition class, video class, etc.). ). The qualifications of the company, the venue of the teacher, and accommodation if you are far from home also need to be considered.

At present, there are many Java training courses in the training market, but which one is better? To tell the truth, no one can tell clearly, because it is too difficult to tell.

If you want to find a training class now, try to get to know it on the spot. After all, which training class has a good reputation, which teacher is powerful, and which curriculum system is more suitable for you? It's really hard to feel this without going to the field. Only friends who have been around can get a general understanding.

If you don't have much time to learn about it on the spot, you can learn about the relevant videos of Java training institutions first and feel it indirectly. If this doesn't work, it's even worse. Be careful before choosing training, and try to choose full-time face-to-face teaching if you have enough time.

Finally, it is suggested to make more field trips. Many training institutions have free audition classes, so try to find established institutions.

In addition, I suggest that you can also try to teach yourself. After all, training is a big expense now. If self-study works, why do you need training?

If you need self-study materials, you can get them by private mail and provide them free of charge.

I hope it is helpful to you and I hope to adopt it ~