Dev Java - From US$5K/month to US$8.5K/month | PSP

He left a consultancy where he worked as a Java Dev, earning US$5,000/month, into a Lead Java Dev contract earning US$8,500/month.

Back End Engineer - From full-stack to senior global | Barcelona

Guilherme was a .NET Developer Pleno in Ireland where he was unhappy with his life and after implementing the Go Global method taught in the Programmers Without a Country Mentorship Program, he became a Senior .NET Back End Engineer and now lives in one of the best cities in Europe, Barcelona!

Front End - From unemployed to US$9k/month

Gelson was unemployed after a layoff in outsourcing, where he was making R$20K in Brazil. Currently, he receives a salary of US$9,000 dollars/month after successfully internationalizing his career with only 1 MONTH of mentorship, applying the Go Global method taught in the Programmers Without a Country Mentorship Program.

Full Stack - From Dishwasher to Software Developer | Portugal

He left Ireland working as a Kitchen Porter (Dishwasher) earning a minimum salary of €870/month in Portugal to become a Software Developer earning €3600/month, even without formal education!

Dev Golang - From System Analyst to Pleno Golang Developer | BR

João was a System Analyst earning R$3,000/month and after implementing the method taught in the Base Mentorship Program, he achieved his dream of becoming a Golang Developer Pleno, earning R$9,000/month!

Name: Thiago Valverde de Souza

Previous role: Backend Developer

Salary before mentorship: USD 13k

Current role: Web3 Developer / Backend Developer

Current salary: $22k

Experience: 24 years old

Mentorship length: 1 month

Strategies: Job through applications. Created some repos but didn’t share on code up yet.

4 hours/day applying with customized CV and cover letter.

Web3 study, aligning speech to get a job abroad - Self learner talking about other career shifts.

In 1 month there were 19 processes where I passed the initial screening, 3 offers declined because they were not the desired rate or were web2.

Forget the stock market - invest your money in access to people and knowledge instead.

Last year I paid to join a coding community with fellow Brazilian developers, and it completely changed my life.

Being around different people who all had the same goals and were looking for the same things made me realize how important community and the right guidance really are.

I genuinely feel like paying for access to people is the best investment you can make.

Put your money towards knowledge and access to people and places.

Name: Eduardo Chaves

Previous position: Lead Developer (Low-Code)

Salary before mentorship: ~US$ 7.5/hr (~US$ 1,300)

Current position: AI/LLM Developer (Low-Code)

Current salary: US$ 18/hr (~US$ 2,900)

Experience: ~2.5 years

Mentorship duration: ~6 months

Name: Mario Yuri Mota Lara

Previous position: Junior Programmer

Previous salary: R$ 2250

Salary before mentorship: R$000

Current position: Fullstack Developer

Age: 18 years

Current salary: R$ 8000

Experience: 2.5 years

Mentorship duration: 1 year