Registration is now open for free IT training from Tech Orda
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Registration is now open on the Astana Hub portal for the Tech Orda program, a state initiative by the Ministry of Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan aimed at training IT specialists. Citizens of Kazakhstan aged 18 to 45 can receive free training at accredited private IT schools in fields such as artificial intelligence, data analysis, cybersecurity, and others. The program enables participants to master a profession from scratch to the level of a junior specialist at no cost, funded by a state grant; the number of places is limited.
Registration has begun on the Astana Hub portal for participation in the Tech Orda program — a state initiative aimed at training IT specialists through education in private IT schools. The program is implemented with the support of the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovations, and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Tech Orda provides the opportunity to acquire a sought-after digital profession at no cost, thanks to a state grant. Citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan aged 18 to 45 can apply. Participants do not need to pay for training — the state covers the expenses.
The program offers training in accredited private IT schools, a full course in one of the following areas: artificial intelligence, data analysis, mobile app development, cybersecurity, AR/VR, and others. It allows participants to master a profession from scratch — from beginner to junior specialist level — with support and mentoring throughout the learning process.
Tech Orda is a chance to enter the rapidly growing IT field, acquire modern skills, and gain a profession of the future. Registration is now open, and the number of places is limited.
Details and a list of schools are available here.
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