Applications are now open for the fourth cohort of Tomorrow School

The first peer-to-peer artificial intelligence school in Kazakhstan — Tomorrow School — is opening applications for a new stream of free training. This is a unique educational program from Astana Hub, based on an innovative peer-to-peer learning system on the 01 Edu platform, developed by the world-renowned education innovator Nicolas Sadirac. The effectiveness of this approach is confirmed by the fact that more than 90% of graduates from similar programs worldwide find employment after completing the course.

The program is available to all applicants aged 18 and over. In the previous three streams, 503 people passed the selection process, of whom 77 began the main training. Out-of-town students who demonstrated high results during the selection process may receive discounted access to accommodation in Astana during the main training period.

Tomorrow School students study materials in teams using the peer-to-peer method, which allows them to effectively solve real-world problems in the IT field. The training takes place without teachers and traditional lessons — students learn through mutual assistance and teamwork. The program is completely free and available in an offline format at Astana Hub in Astana, where the latest iMacs are provided for work. The school operates 24/7, allowing students to independently create a convenient study schedule. No prior programming experience is required to enroll.

Students will be able to choose a specialization: AI engineer, software developer, fullstack developer, mobile application developer, DevOps engineer, IT systems architect, cybersecurity specialist, or video game developer.

Deadline: until March 6, 2025.

More details on the website.