College student. I'm studying to be a programmer Soon practice. Where to go?

Question

Career in IT

I am a third-year student at a technical school in the specialty "information systems and programming" in the wilderness. In the fourth year, we will have an internship, where you need to find a job for six months. I have saved up money (for about three months) and I am going to leave for a big city (Kazan, St. Petersburg). Questions arose:
1. Will they be able to take me anywhere in my situation (I speak exactly in my specialty)
2. What languages ​​and areas are more likely to find a job
3. Is there a chance to work remotely (at least after 2-3 months of training)
I tried to figure it out myself, looked through the vacancies on hh.ru, but still decided to ask those who are better at understanding everything. I would appreciate your answers and advice!

Answer 1

Let's just say that if you have knowledge of a certain programming language and the ability to apply it in any of the areas, then with a probability of 99% you will find a job both in Kazan and St. Petersburg.
The problem for developers is that a huge number of novice specialists have too narrow a circle of knowledge, and IT companies have too high requirements. Such a situation forces one to fight for "good" places in companies, and at the initial stage to do everything in a row that only the management instructs. From experience, I can say that for little money you can get a job in small startups and fill your hand there in terrible conditions (but the worse the conditions, the better, right, Nassim Taleb?), doing everything from development to administration (well, if you will be engaged only in development and administration).

Answer 2

If you really studied, then you will find a job without any problems, including remote work.