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Korean companies are increasing their interest in the Uzbek IT market

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The Korean Institute for International Economic Affairs (KIIIC) in collaboration with the Politecnico di Torino in Tashkent is launching the Astrum Korea IT Academy — AKITA. The program trains students in software engineering, artificial intelligence, and design, providing access to cutting-edge technologies, internships, and employment opportunities in Korean companies. Graduates receive a Korean IT education certificate. Source: outsource.gov.uz

Interest in the Uzbek IT market and local talent among Korean companies is rapidly growing. The demand for Uzbek IT specialists who speak Korean is increasing, which contributes to the creation of new jobs in IT Park Uzbekistan. To meet this demand, the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade (KIIIC), in collaboration with the Polytechnic University of Turin in Tashkent, is launching the Astrum Korea Information Technology Academy — AKITA.

AKITA will train students in modern fields, including software engineering, artificial intelligence, and design. Students will gain access to cutting-edge technologies and real-world projects, as well as opportunities for internships and employment at Korean companies. Graduates will receive a certificate from Korea's IT education program and become competitive professionals in the job market.

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