What grades do you need to be a software developer?

You’ll usually need:

• 5 GCSEs at grades 9 to 4 (A* to C), or equivalent, including English and maths, for an advanced apprenticeship.
• 4 or 5 GCSEs at grades 9 to 4 (A* to C) and A levels, or equivalent, for a higher or degree apprenticeship.

Can I get a job in Europe from India?

If you belong to a country which is part of the EU, then there are no restrictions and you can work without a work visa in any EU country. However, if you are not a resident of any EU country, you can obtain a work visa in any European country to look for a job and work there. The EU Blue Card is the other choice.

How hard is it to get hired in Europe as a software engineer?

My learning is that there is a huge demand for Software Engineers and Europeans are pretty open in hiring. The only thing that they care for are: Right Technical Skills. In India you can get hired easily for any job role because there are no Visa restrictions and employers can take a chance. Both hiring and firing is difficult in EU / CH.

What is the average software developer salary in Europe?

The average software developer salary by country in Europe is $60,162 for Germany, while in the Netherlands the salary falls to $54,025 per year. The average computer engineer salary in Sweden, Finland, and France ranges from $46K to $54K per year.

Where are the best cities in Europe for software developers?

Next to the top tech cities Paris, Berlin or London, we also took a look at less popular cities like Bucharest, Warsaw, Kiev or Lyon, where the software developer dynamic is quite vibrant. Exec Summary Eric Busch— CEO & Founder +352 20 600 444 — [email protected] Software developers worldwide and in Europe

Where is the software developer shortage in Europe?

• Our findings confirm that many cities suffering from the software developer shortage are located in Europe: ‣Amsterdam(31) — tech startups consist of about 70\% foreigners (mainly from Brazil]