Where should a student go to study as a Web developer?

Question

Career in IT

Hello.
This will probably sound very stupid, but I am a 15-year-old schoolboy who is going to get a job at Yandex (Well, or at home). So, the essence of the issue is described in the title.
The only thing is, I'm not going to study at geekbrains or similar sites.
I would like to go to a university, somewhere in Moscow or St. Petersburg, but I just don’t know which faculty / specialty to go to in order to work, for example, at Yandex.

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In general, it is worth considering that I know practically nothing about how and where.
If, in order to work at Yandex, you need to complete courses on some specialized sites, then say so.

Answer 1

Everything is only in your hands. Not a single education in Russia or abroad will give you a guarantee that Yandex will be interested in you. As well as the lack of higher education will not be an obstacle to getting a job in this company.
The opinion of Yandex programmers on this matter.

Answer 2

First you need to learn Russian , then English, then HTML, CSS, then JavaScript, and then how will it go.
That is, you need, first of all, to finish school with good marks in the certificate. And web technologies are systematically studied according to the relevant textbooks + practice.

Answer 3

In Yandex, you can make up, develop algorithms for search robots, teach Siri to swear in Bulgarian, or you can work as a stapler operator or a restroom administrator.
First, decide who you want to work, not where. And then you will unlearn for 5 years, and Yandex will close by that time. All life down the drain, even climb into the noose.

Answer 4

To begin with, learn how to solve Olympiad problems (solve it yourself, with a full understanding of what is happening, at least 100-150 problems), they pump algorithms and data structures, without this, there simply cannot be any modern front-end. This is at least a year.
Further, htmlacademy freely available (for free) has a very decent course on the basics of the frontend. I recommend taking this course for 2-3 circles, and bringing the basics to automatism. It's another year.
If you have enough perseverance, endurance and patience to master the above, then you are a great fellow and you will have a chance to gain a foothold in the industry. No - there are plenty of other equally wonderful activities.
Oh yes, you also need to lean very heavily on English, without it in the profession, well, it’s very tight.

Answer 5

After reading the article https://habr.com/company/yandex/blog/235171/ two conclusions must be drawn:
1. All those working with higher education.
2. Minimum programming experience of 10 years [the girl has some 7 years, write off the error)))]
This is all you need to know about working in Yandex.