SyrianLink is a platform intended to narrow the gap between Syrian talent and opportunities with companies abroad. Speaking with a platform representative, Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) asks what the platform offers a young Syrian who wants to enter tech without experience. The answer identifies three groups that can register: aspiring developers, companies, and mentors.
What if a young Syrian wants to enter tech but has no experience? — Abdul Osama
How does the platform work?
The representative says the team first meets young people to understand their current level. A participant is then matched with a mentor from the platform’s side to help them prepare for the job market. The preparation described includes communication skills and basic technical skills.
The speaker says the platform has four phases, but the video does not explain every phase. It does not establish complete admission requirements or a full training sequence.
Who can register?
- Young Syrians: developers and people who want to learn development.
- Companies: organizations interested in exploring the talent available in Syria.
- Mentors: Syrians living abroad who want to share their experience with people in Syria.
In numbers
- 3 groups are named as eligible to register: young people, companies, and mentors.
- 4 phases are mentioned, though not all are described.
What to do next
Identify whether you would participate as a learner or developer, a company, or a mentor. Check the platform’s current requirements before applying, since the video does not provide the full criteria or details of every phase.
