“Best Tech Skills to Learn Without Coding”: Nigerian Man Shares 5 High Paying Online Jobs
- A Nigerian man revealed the five best tech skills that anyone could learn easily in 2024 without any coding or programming knowledge
- He explained that while tech jobs were highly lucrative, many of them required coding skills to become a professional and secure a position
- He listed the five skills that did not need coding, which were Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), among others
Many people are intimidated by the complexity and difficulty of coding, and think that they have no chance of landing a tech job without it.
However, this is not true. There are many tech skills that do not require any coding or programming knowledge, and that can be learned easily in 2024.
Source: TikTok
A Nigerian man shared his insights in a TikTok handle named @kunle_sidehustle on the five best tech skills that anyone can learn quickly and easily in 2024 without coding.
He said that these skills are in high demand, and can help boost resume and income potential.
The first skill that he mentioned was Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). SEO is the process of improving the visibility and ranking of a website on Google. The second skill that he mentioned was Customer Relationship Management (CRM). CRM is the process of managing and improving the relationships and interactions between a business and its customers.
He also mentioned Social Media Management and video editing and content creation.
Watch the video below:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Folarin reacted:
“I am from Nigeria and want to learn am a music producer. Ur help will really change a life thanks.”
Kwaben
“Hi am from Ghana and I really want to have the knowledge u have about this.”
Peacemaker:
“Great content Bro. how do you get ur video recording sound to be so clear?”
Blavkmania:
"How can I go about the CRM.”
Alexander Presley Nosakhare:
“Please where can I learn video editing.”
Zika:
“Please where canI learn CUstomer Relation Management?”
Ciute lady:
“Sir please I like to learn this to the fullest, how can we see each other I may pay you small money just for yoU to teach me okay.”
Tech expert speaks on what beginners should focus on
A technology expert, Ayodeji Bayo-Makinde, has advised young Nigerians interested in tech to prioritise learning and practical experience over money as they begin their careers.
Speaking with Legit.ng, Bayo-Makinde explained that not every tech job requires coding, noting that there are numerous roles beginners can explore.
His words:
“Not all tech jobs require coding or coding experience. There are a lot of roles that don’t need coding expertise, like product management or customer and business-facing roles.”
He emphasised that the most important step for newcomers is to gain knowledge and hands-on exposure to the field.
“For beginners and anyone who wants to enter the tech space, the first thing I would say is to learn as much as possible and get a lot of practical hands-on experience. ”
According to the cloud engineer, financial gain should not be the initial motivation for aspiring tech professionals:
“Money shouldn’t be a motivation when trying to get roles as a beginner. Rather, trying to get roles that offer the most practical hands-on experience should be the goal.”
Bayo-Makinde encouraged those starting out to seek internship opportunities, which he described as valuable avenues to learn and build portfolios.
He also stressed the importance of maintaining a professional online presence and networking with others in the industry:
“Another thing to do will be to have a professional LinkedIn profile or page. Use it to connect with other tech professionals and also search for job offers.”
He concluded by reminding beginners that international employers prioritise competence over credentials.
“One last thing to bear in mind is that most international clients aren’t interested in your qualifications. They are interested in what you can do and how you can apply your knowledge to solve problems.”
Man shows best 4 online jobs that pay well, no certificate required
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young man has recently shared his insights on the best four jobs that pay well but do not require any formal education in a TikTok video.
He disclosed that these jobs are ideal for people who prefer to work from home and avoid talking to anyone, as everything is done online.
In a video shared by @therealmelaninking added that the person only had to spend a few hours each day to complete his task and earn a decent income.
Editorial assistant Ololade Olatimehin provided exclusive commentary from a tech expert for this report.
Source: Legit.ng
