What frameworks and technologies does a junior iOS developer candidate need to know?

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iOS

Hello!
I want to change the field of activity, move from automated testing, which I am currently doing, to mobile development for iOS.
I am only at the beginning of my journey now, I am learning Swift, watching and reading courses, writing simple applications. However, I am concerned about whether I am moving in the right direction. I'm asking for advice either from those who recently interviewed for junior positions, or from those who interview iOS developers for entry-level positions.
Are there, in your opinion, any technologies or frameworks that even a junior developer should own, in addition to Xcode and Swift itself?
So far I have singled out for myself: continuous integration, git, REST - I know something with confidence, I will pull something else up.
Experience with the AppStore - not yet, but, of course, I plan to develop some application worthy of placement in the store, to be mentioned in the summary.
It would be great if someone wrote: I ask this and that at the interview, if the candidate did not do anything from this mandatory list, then there is no point in continuing with him.
The study of vacancies does not give a clear picture, since there requirements are often set depending on a specific project, and it is difficult to understand what is common for any iOS job and what is specific to a particular project.
Perhaps it's worth clarifying my area of ​​​​interest - most likely, I will not be engaged in game development, so it probably makes no sense to study some game-specific engines or frameworks.
I plan to spend six months studying all this order before trying to go to interviews, so I think there is enough time for now. I would like to make the most of it.

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Answer to the question (relevance 02/03/2017)