Kazakhstani women will receive free training in IT professions as part of the IT-Aiel program.
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Astana Hub and the National Commission will train 2,000 women over the age of 18 in the IT field. The IT-Aiel program will launch online on August 1 in Kazakh and Russian, including courses from No Code School, Freelance School, and computer literacy. Applications are accepted until July 15 via the website or by calling 2222. Graduates will receive certificates, and the top 100 participants will be invited to a ceremonial event.
Astana Hub, together with the National Commission for Women and Family Demographic Policy under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, will train 2,000 women who wish to work in the IT sector.
Unemployed women over the age of 18 will be able to apply for the IT-Aiel program and take courses at No Code School, Freelance School, as well as basic computer literacy courses. Participants can begin their new journey on August 1 in an online format in Kazakh and Russian.
The program includes webinars, workshops, live broadcasts, Q&A sessions, and more.
To participate in the project, you need to submit an application on the website. Upon completion of the training, all graduates will receive an electronic certificate of completion. The top 100 participants of the program will be invited to a formal certificate award ceremony at the end of the course.
Applications will be accepted until July 15. Additional information can be obtained from the Astana Hub support service by calling the short number 2222.
Source: astanahub.com
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