Digital literacy is an essential skill these days, with the Internet of Things meaning we’re spending more and more of our time online - so a little bit of knowledge of coding languages can really help you navigate your way through the world as it evolves in the future.

From a career perspective, learning to code can really help improve your job prospects and it’s a great skill to be able to put on your CV, helping you to stand out from the crowd in increasingly competitive job markets.

In actual fact, computer science and coding skills became part of the UK curriculum, which is a huge signal that coding is going to be increasingly important as time goes on.

If you’re someone who loves to learn and is always keen to pick up new skills, coding is a brilliant choice of pursuit, since it’s always changing and evolving, so you’ll never stop learning and pushing yourself. A career as a developer could be an excellent path to consider.

And it’s also worth noting that coding can be a lot of fun and it’s very easy to pick up, so don’t be put off by the idea that it might be too difficult or you won’t understand it quickly. That certainly won’t be the case. 

Even if you don’t want to pursue it as a career, learning to code can be a very enjoyable experience - and you may even find yourself addicted to computer programming before you know it!

Looking for a private coding tutor at the moment? Get in touch with Blue Shift Coding today.