Hello, everyone. I am glad to be able to join this forum. I am a 20-year-old guy living in South Korea. I am currently working as an ESL teacher in an academy making about $1400 a month.
I have no college degrees, certificates, or anything like that. I want to acquire a skill in something but I'm not sure what to put my time and effort into. I've been studying HTML and CSS during my free time but I just saw a thread that says learning to program is not a wise use of your time. What other skill should I put my time and effort into?
Thanks for taking the time to read this!
I have no college degrees, certificates, or anything like that. I want to acquire a skill in something but I'm not sure what to put my time and effort into. I've been studying HTML and CSS during my free time but I just saw a thread that says learning to program is not a wise use of your time. What other skill should I put my time and effort into?
Thanks for taking the time to read this!
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