How to find a person who will help on the web?

Question

IT education

Kind. Where to find guru-teachers? Where to get experience, if they don’t take beginners, how to live then further) what to do if everyone needs a pro and with experience. Well, you can't do that with juniors. You can throw off links for beginners, even if for a small fee, or at all, but in order to fill your hand, gain experience on real projects. What does a beginner need to get hired? Urgently)

Answer 1

Judging by the set of tags, you are aiming for a layout designer, go to https://dcrazed.com/free-photoshop-psd-website-tem... choose 3-4 layouts you like and start layout and preferably use the bootstrap grid for adaptability, this is for you and for the experience you will go and you can enter the finished work in the resume. And as I have already managed to evaluate for myself, potential employers just peck at such, although not quite real, projects.

Answer 2

Where to find guru-teachers?

If you need a teacher, not a mentor, programming is probably not for you))
To friends / acquaintances - do projects "for food" and add them to your resume with a sense of pride. This is a kind of word of mouth. Meet HR
to suffer
Either become a pro, or abandon this idea
Silly position. If you can’t confirm your knowledge and skills, then why the hell do you need such a specialist?))
By the way, a junior is already some kind of specialist, if they don’t take this position, then you are an intern, but with high self-esteem.
Become an expert who will make a profit.
Yes, yes ... you have indicated one of the most dynamically developing industries, with all sorts of: css preprocessors, js compilers, templating engines, assemblers / task runners, asynchronous, many frameworks, chaotic standards support by different browsers, etc.
Get back to earth.

Answer 3

You can climb freelance in VK - climb groups, I took a couple of tasks there, though for a penny.
Well, really, you definitely won’t find a mentor guru for free, and for a penny too :)

Answer 4

I recommend taking courses in programming. (If there is offline in your city - it's generally cool!) Find both gurus and brothers in mind who are interested in sharing experiences.
Geekbains and hexlet are well known (the latter now has a mentoring service, there were also volunteer projects where you could get your hands on it).
Good courses cost money, but the investment pays off.

Answer 5

Turn on the logic - who will train a competitor for free?

Answer 6

Look in the VK group "Dating for programmers and programmers" there is a section Dating for joint learning