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> europe has problems in the education system which makes sure people only start programming after college further In Romania (Eastern Europe) you can start to
by scribu 7y ago
> europe has problems in the education system which makes sure people only start programming after college further
In Romania (Eastern Europe) you can start to learn programming from high school. Not sure what it's like in Western Europe.
- detaro 7y agoSame in Germany, but not everywhere/every school.
- bluerobotcat 7y agoI had the same experience in Belgium in the 90s. Had lessons in Pascal when I was 14, VBA at age 15, and moved on to a specialized (not very popular at the time) computer studies program at age 16 with about 15 hours of week of IT (VB, Pascal, C++, ...) per week.
- timwaagh 7y agoyes, not having information science in high school is one issue. unfortunately, it's only where the list of problems starts.
- ossworkerrights 7y agoThe romanian education system is grossly overrated by people from that country. From experience, the quality of engineering there is only marginally better than that of india and statistically speaking the education system is the second worst in europe. Universities are ripe with corruption as well. There are some good engineers but overall it is horrible.