How To Apply For The NPower Canada Google UX Design Computer Program

NPower Canada is a non governmental organization that trains Canadian job applicants and links these job applicants to major employers in the information and technology sector after successfully completing the training.

UX design is a process of creating, digital or physical products that are useful, easy to use, and comfortable to interact with by consumers. UX design is about enhancing the experience that customers, consumers and people have while interacting with your product, and ensuring they find value in what you are offering.

The Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer program is totally free and is a beginner training program. Graduands of this Npower Canada program will be awarded the Npower Canada Google UX Design Certificate. 

WHERE YOU WILL WORK AFTER THE NPOWER CANADA GOOGLE UX DESIGN COMPUTER PROGRAM

Graduates of this Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer program are qualified to work in high-calibre jobs occupying the following positions below:

1) Trainee will be able to work as a User Experience (UX) Designer

2) Trainee will be able to work as a User Interface Designer

3) Trainee will be able to work as an Interaction Designer

4) Applicant will be able to work as a Visual Designer 

5) Applicant will be able to work as a Product Designer

WHAT THE APPLICANT WILL LEARN UNDER THE NPOWER CANADA GOOGLE UX DESIGN COMPUTER PROGRAM

The Npower Canada applicant will learn the following:

1) Npower Canada applicants will learn the foundations and basics of User Experience (UX) Design

2) Npower Canada trainees will learn how to use Application Security, Testing and Quality Assurance.

3) Npower Canada applicants will be able to learn how to define the field of UX.

4) Npower Canada applicants will be able to understand foundational concepts in UX design.

5) Applicants will be able to identify the factors that affects great user experience design.

6) Npower Canada applicants will learn how exploit job opportunities and career niches.

7) Npower Canada applicants under this computer program will learn how to explain why design sprints are an essential and useful component of a UX designer’s work.

8) The Trainee will learn how to create an online portfolio where the applicant can showcase his or her upcoming work.

9) The Npower Canada applicant will learn how to join and engage in online UX communities.

10) Npower Canada applicants will learn how to initiate the UX Design Process. 

11) The Npower Canada applicant will learn how to describe common UX research methods.

12) The Npower Canada applicant will learn how to identify and account for biases in UX research.

13) The Npower applicant under this Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer Program will learn how to create empathy maps, personas, user stories, and user journey maps to understand user needs and user pain points.

14) Npower Canada applicants will learn how to develop problem statements to define consumer needs.

15) Trainees will learn how to generate ideas for possible solutions to consumer problems.

16) Npower Canada applicants under this computer program will learn how to conduct competitive audits.

17) Npower Canada applicants under this computer program will learn how to build wireframes and low profile prototypes.

18) Npower Canada applicants will learn how to develop responsive web designs in Adobe XD.

NPOWER CANADA GOOGLE UX DESIGN COMPUTER PROGRAM SCHEDULE 

This Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer program is takes place three times every year.

The next Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer program runs from September 12 to December 23, 2022.

This Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer program is offered to residents of:

1) Alberta – Calgary, Edmonton, Lethbridge, and Red Deer 

2) British Columbia – Vancouver, Victoria, the Lower Mainland, Kelowna, and Kamloops.

3) Ontario – Cambridge, Greater Toronto Area, Kingston, Kitchener, Hamilton, London, Waterloo and Windsor.

DURATION OF THE NPOWER CANADA GOOGLE UX DESIGN COMPUTER PROGRAM

The Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer program will run for 15 consecutive weeks, that is roughly 3 months and three weeks, Mondays to Fridays from 8:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NPOWER CANADA GOOGLE UX DESIGN COMPUTER PROGRAM

To apply for the Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer program the Npower applicant must possess the following:

1) Trainee must be a Canadian job seeker.

2) Trainees should have a high school diploma certificate or Tests of General Educational Development (GED) from a recognized Canadian or international educational institution.

3) Applicants must have a valid Social Insurance Number (SIN). Applicants with a work permit, must ensure that the work permit is valid for at least one year after the Npower Junior Data Analyst program start date and the applicant must be eligible to work full-time in Canada. 

4) Trainee must be unemployed or under-employed.

5) Trainee must possess an advanced English language skills, from level 7 and above, not excluding speaking, reading, writing, and understanding.

6) Trainee must be able to demonstrate a strong enthusiasm to work and to learn.

7) Trainee must have a knowledge of Structured Query Language (SQL).

8) Trainee must have an experience working with Microsoft Excel.

9) Applicants must have a minimum of Grade 12 level statistics, calculus or advanced functions knowledge.

10) Applicant must have taken courses, or have experience or working knowledge in R or Python Statistical Programming.

11) Applicant must have either taken courses or have an understanding of machine learning. 

12) Applicant must have a passion for working with data and solving logical reasoning puzzles and cases.

13) The Npower Junior Data Analyst applicant must be a resident of British Columbia or Ontario.

HOW TO APPLY FOR THE NPOWER CANADA GOOGLE UX DESIGN COMPUTER PROGRAM

To apply for the Npower Canada Google UX Design Computer program the applicant should visit the link below;

https://npowercanada.ca/apply-language/ and fill all the required details.