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@@ahmadusama7758 hi Ahmad, is there anything I could help with?

That's quite early. I never heard of anyone as dedicated as you are :) My advice would be to start learning the basics of data science: Programming (Python, SQL), Mathematics and statistics (basic), and machine learning (frameworks, libraries, real-life applications). You can find each of these topics on CZcams separately.

i'm glad you found it useful :)

Lucky you! How was it? I've been to Bali in 2018 and I loved it :D

@@vladm.6859 I experienced this first hand. When I started I was charging low and I was still learning at the time. Clients were super demanding and made me work overtime and on top of that didn't fully appreciate the work. When you increase your prices you look more valuable and trustworthy.

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@@user-kd2bw4yo8z muchas gracias senior 😁

Danke :)

It's a pleasure, thanks for your support :)

Yes, I recently passed the Microsoft Power Bi certification. It was part of my requirements at work. I self studied from different sources (CZcams, Udemy, and Microsoft learn). Plus, I have some experience working on Power BI which helps massively.

@@anas_riad congrats.. best wishes to reach 500 subscribers and beyond soon

@@Monalove84 thank you so much 😊

We have very similar journeys. I'm glad you found my experience useful. Please, if you have any concerns don't hesitate to ask me.

Hello, thanks for the kind words. I've regrouped my projects on GitHub and used it as my portfolio website.

I appreciate the support. I will make sure to keep delivering valuable content consistently.

@@anis.ldx1 good luck on your transition Anis. Anything is doable if you set your mind to it 😎

@@exposedthat it definitely is. More and more companies around the world are leveraging data to make thought decisions. With that increase comes an increase in demand in data specialists (data engineer, scientists, analysts...)

Hi Mohammad, I would say it really depends on the technology you want to focus on. There's more to do with Google than IBM in my opinion. What I learned by doing certifications is that each company teaches you to use their tools so you better go for the things that could benefit you. For example, in the company I work in we leverage mostly Microsoft so I'm doing Microsoft certifications. Hope this helps.

@@anas_riad thank you

I'm glad to hear this. It's exactly why I'm sharing these videos on CZcams.

There's no best answer here. If you're sure that data science is what you want to do in 3 to 5 years then you can do it in undergrads. But if you're a bit more flexible than computer science opens doors to many discipline. I did a master's in computer science and work as a data scientist afterwards.

@@anas_riad but can I become a Data Scientist after doing Bachelors in Data Science? Do I need to do Masters again if I did data science bachelor itself to become Data Scientist? Hope to get Ur replay and best advice....

@@yanishshrestha8331 An undergraduate degree in data science can be enough to work as a data scientist, especially if you supplement your education with relevant projects, internships, and practical experience. However, a master's could help you specialize even more.

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First congrats on your move to London to study data science. Here are a few things I would say: - Understand what data scientists do and start building your skills early on. - Don't only rely on university study material. Usually real life scenarios are more complex so keep that in mind. - Build a GitHub project portfolio when you start university and keep posting in it consistently - Be active on LinkedIn from the start of your studies. Network with people and build a reputation. You will make it easier for yourself to get work opportunities (internships, jobs...) when you need them. I do share tips in my content so please feel free to look at my recent videos and see which ones could benefit your current journey. All the best :)

It's a pleasure having you here and on LinkedIn. I'll do my best to deliver the best possible content.

I'm glad it was helpful :)

I'm glad, thank you for watching

I'm here for this :)

Hi, Thank you for your support. I would say that any technical knowledge is beneficial. Learn Python, Pandas, Power BI, and do data projects even before going to university. There are plenty of resources on the internet to start learning today. Anything you learn today could benefit you tomorrow, so don't wait. I did a master's in computer science at Cardiff Metropolitan University and I liked it. I'm not familiar much with universities so you'll have to do a bit of research. What I would say is that the university doesn't matter as much as what you can offer. So do lots of projects, network on LinkedIn, and become a valuable data scientist.

@@anas_riad thank you so much

I will, thanks

It really depends on your goals. If you wake up late it means that you sleep late as well. Is waking up late affecting your overall productivity? If yes, why don't you try and work on it? The amount of learning you can do on the side is directly linked to your routine and goals.

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I understand your concerns and you are right thinking ahead of all possible outcomes and scenarios. What I can say is that: In the UK international students aren't given priority, that's just the way it is. You will have less opportunities than national UK students. However, if you prove that you are a great profile you can get some amazing opportunities. You can either see the glass half empty and complain OR see the glass half-full and work your butt of to get a better quality life. Will it be easy in the UK? I don't think so. But is it worth it? In my personal experience, YES. Please do extensive research before coming so that you're ready for all possibilities. If you need to speak to me directly just reach out on LinkedIn: Anas Riad

That's actually not a bad idea. But if you do university seriously then you don't really need to go through a bootcamp. It doesn't mean you should stop self-learning after uni :)

Congrats on your move to the UK for your master's. Yes, it's definitely possible to get a sponsored role after your master's but please don't wait until you finish university to start networking and applying for jobs. During your studies do many projects and showcase them on GitHub. Also, try to get freelance projects on UpWork or any other freelance platform to gain experience that you can leverage on your CV. Finally, leverage LinkedIn during your study period. I made a video a few weeks ago on how to leverage LinkedIn to land your first data science job. Do it as soon as you start your studies. Don't make the same mistakes as others. All the best :)

I'll make some more for sure. Do you use ChatGPT premium version? Do you have any topics in mind you'd like me to cover?

@@Lowriej02 thanks for your support ❤️

@@ONLYFORSTUDYES cool!

@@robbiedeegan3121 it's a pleasure 😊

@@anis.ldx1 it's a pleasure 😎