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Information Technology ( IT) is arguably one of the most popular careers to pursue today. As much as being an IT student can be challenging, time-consuming and expensive, it is equally rewarding. There are a number of ways an IT student can make some extra money while studying. We have compiled for you some of the ways you can make money without compromising your performance as an IT student.  Coding:   Coding is one of the most valuable and in-demand skills in the  IT industry today . If you have a good command of one or more  programming languages , you can use your coding skills to create websites, apps, games, or software for yourself or others. Designing:   Designing is another skill that can help you earn extra cash as an IT student in Kenya. If you have a flair for creativity and an eye for aesthetics, you can use your design skills to create logos, graphics, animations, or UI/UX for yourself or others. Tutoring:   Tutoring is a great way to earn that extra cash

  The world is shifting towards the digital era where information technology (IT) and coding skills are traditionally been highly sought after. However, not everyone is passionate about IT, coding, or programming. The good thing is that the IT industry offers many rewarding career opportunities that don’t demand expertise in coding. In case you have an interest in a tech career which you are already pursuing, or are in the process of starting to pursue, we have compiled for you 10 well-paying IT jobs that you can consider and earn extra money ; 1. IT Project Manager IT Project Managers are crucial in overseeing technology projects from conception to completion. They are responsible for planning, organizing resources, and ensuring that projects are delivered on time and within budget. Strong organizational and communication skills and a good understanding of technology are essential for this role. 2. Systems Analyst Systems Analysts bridge the gap between business needs a

With the current digital transformation that Kenya and the globe are experiencing – together with the monetization of various social media platforms, more people are today earning from various online work. A 2021 National Study on Digital and Digitally Enabled Work in Kenya released by the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) revealed that at least 1.2 million Kenyans are working online, earning an average of Ksh20,773 per month. The study further revealed that 63 per cent of adult Kenyans were aware of the online hustles, commonly referred to as the ‘gig economy’ – a figure that is definitely high today. Online workers, digital marketers and websites, as well as academic writers, had the highest number of Kenyans in the gig economy. The globe was already pushing digital changes in various sectors and the COVID-19 pandemic hastened the evolution of the work landscape towards digital and remote options. We take you through some of the 15 online opportunities that you can be a