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Web designers and web developers are two of the most sought-after professions these days, and it's not as hard as it may seem to become one. One needs to work in an efficient and a well-planned manner.
1)Learning the programming languages:
*Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is what controls the content and layout of what you see in your web browser.
*JavaScript is the language of the web, all major web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE, and many more) have JavaScript support built in.
*CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. Its used to customize the look and feel of the HTML elements on your page.
These are the important languages that one needs to know which makes you professional.
The other fundamental languages include C, C+, Java, C#, Python, Ruby, etc.
2)The next step is to complete one or two personal projects, to get comfortable building things from end to end. Then enhance yourself by making projects for others or by innovating on your own.
3) To get a good job, build a strong resume. This makes you more confident in attending Interviews and getting a job.
4)Once you start working for a company, you will gradually increase your real-time work experience thereby increasing your reputation as well as salary. This would also make you get still better jobs.
All the best!

System Administrator, Network Administrator, System Engineer, Technical Engineer/Computer Hardware Engineer, Network Engineer, Technical support, Help desk technician/Network support technician, IT technician, IT administrator, Field service technician, Security Database development and administration and Intranet Specialist are the job roles after completion of hardware and networking course. These certifications have a wide scope in the areas of private and government organizations too. They are required in IT and web hosting companies. Software companies, hardware manufacturing companies, call centers, system design companies, telecom companies, hardware repair shops. One can also open his/her own hardware repair shops after gaining knowledge and experience.

Hi,
Glad to see that you are opting for the right technology at the right time. NoSQL is in high demand because of its structure and design and it goes perfectly with Big Data to quick integration with available API.
Mongo DB, AWS Dynamo DB and Google Cloud, Azure these are some well-known NoSQL services which will rule in the DB world without any doubts. I hope you are getting the scope and career progress in NoSQL. I would further advise getting familiar with basic RDBMS functions and designs which would help you to have a quick understanding of the differences between SQL and NoSQL. You may go through the below link to know more insights of mongodb.
http://e-gain.co.in/mongodb.php