Want to learn iOS programming? iOSTraining.sg might be for you
iOSTraining.sg is a training program aimed at developers and agency employees who need a headstart with iOS programming. Recognizing that iOS programming isnโt easy to learn without prior programming knowledge, iOSTraining.sgโs courses are tailored for developers who are interested in making a career jump to iOS.
Courses offered
Courses are tailored to meet the needs of every developer based on his skill set.
1. Beginning iOS Programming course 1, for programmers coming from other language backgrounds, or software project managers who want to get their feet wet.
2. Beginning iOS Programming course 2, an intermediate level course for iOS developers who played around with the iOS SDK and want to take it to the next level.
3. Advanced iOS Programming for iOS developers (who already published apps to app store) willing to learn the right way to do things and learn the most advanced concepts needed to make apps that compete with top apps on App Store.
Trainer
Trainings are conducted by international author, Mugunth Kumar. He has published books on iOS programming and mobile programming on Amazon.
Courses will start from August 2012. There is a weekday course (August 15th and August 16th) as well as a weekend course (August 11th and August 12th). All courses are full time and last from 10AM to 5PM. Courses start from S$599 (US$473) for the Beginner iOS Programming Course 1 and S$2000 (US$1580) for the Advanced iOS Programming Course.
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