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I'm new to outsystems and I'm looking for remote opportunities, I'm in Portugal and I've been in the technology area for over 18 years, I've been working with Dynamics CRM but I want to learn Outsystems and work on a project that gives me the opportunity to learn too.


my contact

danilorcsilva@gmail.com


Thanks

Champion
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Hi Danilo,

There is OutSystems course on community where you can learn outsystems, find below link for all the courses

https://learn.outsystems.com/training

And outsystems runs "Outsystems Developer School" program here also you can register himself and if you got selected by outsystems then they will provide you free training and voucher for Reactive certification . Find below link for Developer School

https://www.outsystems.com/developer_school/

Once you believe now you are good in outsystems and able to work in outsystems project then you can find job on outsystems "Job board Section".

https://www.outsystems.com/community/jobs/?q=&c=&t=&l=&r=&w=&s=

Regards,

Arun

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Hello Danilo,

First of all, welcome to the community!

There are numerous possibilities to begin and learn OutSystems. You can choose to embark on a self-guided journey, following the guided paths and pursuing certifications at your own pace. I highly recommend starting with the reactive guide path. Alternatively, you can apply to OutSystems schools, which offer two-week courses provided by OS. You can also explore training partners by conducting a simple online search. Some academies to consider include ITUp, Academia de Código, RafaOutSystems, and more.

I've also noticed that you're based in Portugal, and I'd like to share my personal experience. I began my journey in a company three years ago with zero experience and knowledge in OutSystems. The company offered an internal boot camp for new developers, which spanned three months and provided guidance before we joined customer projects. This is a common practice in many large consultancy companies here, and you might find it beneficial to explore this option as well.


Anyway, the approaches suggested previously are also a nice starting point. 

Best regards and best of luck on your OutSystems journey!

Ana

Champion
Solution

Hi Danilo,

There is OutSystems course on community where you can learn outsystems, find below link for all the courses

https://learn.outsystems.com/training

And outsystems runs "Outsystems Developer School" program here also you can register himself and if you got selected by outsystems then they will provide you free training and voucher for Reactive certification . Find below link for Developer School

https://www.outsystems.com/developer_school/

Once you believe now you are good in outsystems and able to work in outsystems project then you can find job on outsystems "Job board Section".

https://www.outsystems.com/community/jobs/?q=&c=&t=&l=&r=&w=&s=

Regards,

Arun

Solution

Hello Danilo,

First of all, welcome to the community!

There are numerous possibilities to begin and learn OutSystems. You can choose to embark on a self-guided journey, following the guided paths and pursuing certifications at your own pace. I highly recommend starting with the reactive guide path. Alternatively, you can apply to OutSystems schools, which offer two-week courses provided by OS. You can also explore training partners by conducting a simple online search. Some academies to consider include ITUp, Academia de Código, RafaOutSystems, and more.

I've also noticed that you're based in Portugal, and I'd like to share my personal experience. I began my journey in a company three years ago with zero experience and knowledge in OutSystems. The company offered an internal boot camp for new developers, which spanned three months and provided guidance before we joined customer projects. This is a common practice in many large consultancy companies here, and you might find it beneficial to explore this option as well.


Anyway, the approaches suggested previously are also a nice starting point. 

Best regards and best of luck on your OutSystems journey!

Ana

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