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Stefan

Oct 17 • 4 tweets • 2 min read

Have been getting a lot of DM's on UI/UX design mentorship and how to kick-start a career as a UI/UX designer.
Currently, I won't be able to mentor anyone till next year, have already gotten enough mentees.

Here's a thread on how to kick-start a career in UI/UX design. #uiux

1) Take a UI/UX design course. If you have financial challenges I suggest applying for financial aid on Coursera. CALARTS and Google can grant you to take the course for free.

Although CALARTS has 4 design extensive courses whereas Google has 7. I recommend both because they teach the same thing.
1) Visit coursera.org to get started, and search for UI/UX design courses.
2) Choose course 1

3) Click on "financial aid available" below enrol button to begin your application.
4) Repeat the same steps for the rest of the courses.

An article that can help you fill out the information properly is medium.com/co-learning-lo…

Good luck!

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