Atassian软件工程师带你了解IT行业|匠人学院公开课

你是否觉得每天忙忙碌碌，却依然焦虑、不安？想转行进入 IT 行业，却完全不知道从何下手？在这场由 匠人学院 精心策划的公开课里，你将可以从零开始，彻底理解“编程”不仅仅是写代码，而是掌握一套看懂世界、解决问题的思维方式。 公开课由资深 Atlassian 软件工程师 Ally Tang 主讲，她将用生活化的例子为你拆解：什么是编程语言？为什么 HTML、CSS、Python、JavaScript 成为未来职业的底层逻辑？澳洲 IT 人如何在远程办公、弹性时间、高薪但不焦虑的环境中，打造属于自己的职业生活？ 你将获得： - 零基础也能理解的编程逻辑入门，无需背语法、无需数学公式，真正让“听得懂、看得见、开始得了”。 - 清晰可落地的转行路径：从兴趣出发，到学习实战，再走向就业，知道自己该学什么、怎么练、多久能进入 IT 行业。 - 对「技术＝被淘汰」焦虑的破解：编程不是让你焦虑，而是让你“看懂”这个世界运行方式，从而让自己不再被时代甩下。 如果你在澳洲，渴望一份更自由、更有成长性的职业方向，这堂公开课将成为你“重启人生”的第一步。你不需要成为程序员，但你需要理解：这个世界正在用“程序”的方式运转。 Do you feel stuck in a cycle of busyness and anxiety, longing for something more meaningful in your career? Perhaps you’re considering a move into IT, but you don’t know where to start. In this specially crafted open class by JR Academy, you’ll start from scratch and discover that “coding” isn’t just writing lines of code — it’s mastering a way of thinking that helps you make sense of the world and solve real-life problems. Led by senior Atlassian software engineer Ally Tang, this session uses relatable everyday examples to break down: What is a programming language? Why do HTML, CSS, Python, and JavaScript form the underlying logic for future careers? How do Aussie tech professionals work remotely, flexibly, and earn well without burning out? What you’ll gain: - A programming logic entry-point anyone can follow. No need to memorize syntax, no complicated formulas—just clear, tangible ideas you can put into practice. - A concrete path to switching careers: from curiosity to learning, to real hands-on practice, and finally to employment. You’ll know what to learn, how to train, and roughly how long it takes to break into IT. - The antidote to “technology-will-leave-me-behind” anxiety: programming isn’t about stress—it’s about clarity. When you understand how things work, you stop being left behind by the times. If you’re in Australia and craving a career that offers freedom, growth, and balance—this open class could be your first step in reigniting your professional life. You don’t have to become a programmer, but you do need to understand: the world is increasingly running on “programs”.