IT Education in Kyrgyzstan: Teachers Who Contribute to the Development of the Industry

A new generation of professionals in Kyrgyzstan, who are shaping the country's development through their knowledge and experience. Discover the stories of educators whose dedication and hard work inspire others to achieve success.

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Dinar Ruslan

Founder of the CODIFY IT school, recognized as the IT company of the year. Over three years, CODIFY has trained more than 2,500 students, helping them acquire in-demand IT skills. Additionally, the school hosts the "Startup Nation" hackathon, giving young people the opportunity to receive support, gain knowledge, attract investors, and win prizes to develop their projects.

Esan Sagynov

Founder of the IT company Mancho and author of the Mancho School educational program, aimed at training specialists in this field. Mancho is a Kyrgyz startup created in Bishkek in November 2020. The school uses the latest technologies and tools to develop its own IT products with the goal of making people's lives fairer.

Adina Tylek

Co-founder of the American educational startup WEDEVX. The platform offers training focused on practical work, allowing students to model real projects to acquire skills needed in the technology sector.

Alexander Gudov

Alexander Gudov is the co-founder and CEO of Attractor School, the first Programmer Training Center in Kyrgyzstan. The unique feature of Attractor School is that graduates can immediately solve tasks in projects and bring value to their employer after completing the course, which helps them secure employment quickly.

Narbaev Almanbet

CEO of the international programming academy IT-RUN, which offers courses for learning programming from scratch, as well as a special IT-RUN KIDS program for children and teenagers. The main areas of study include frontend development, Python and Java programming languages, QA testing, Android mobile development, and design.

Daniyar Jumanazarov

Founder of the international IT academy Geeks, where more than 1,200 students aged 12 to 45 are trained in the most current and in-demand IT professions. The educational center has branches in Bishkek, Osh, Tashkent, and Kara-Balta.

Dmitry and Ksenia Tsyganov

Ksenia and Dmitry Tsyganov are an IT family actively developing the industry in Kyrgyzstan. Ksenia is the leader of Women TechMakers Kyrgyzstan, an initiative supporting women in STEM professions. Dmitry, a senior frontend developer at DNK IT Solutions, has been teaching for over nine years. They teach children and teenagers the necessary skills for future IT specialists, including product design, application development, and much more.