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The Halyk Academy project, launched at MUHI, has been expanded to KBTU to train IT specialists according to Halyk Bank's requirements. The bank's First Deputy Chairman, Anton Musin, highlighted its long-term value for students and the industry. Students and faculty members gain access to the Microsoft Azure platform for practical training, hackathons, and internships, with the opportunity to join the bank's talent pool.
The Halyk Academy project, launched at MUHI, is expanding and is now available at KBTU. To meet the growing demand for IT specialists, the project aims to prepare candidates who meet the bank's qualification requirements."This is a long-term project that is interesting for both the bank and universities, but primarily for the students themselves, who have a unique opportunity to turn their ideas and innovations into real startups, and possibly even into larger IT projects for the banking industry," said Anton Musin, First Deputy Chairman of Halyk Bank.Teachers and students will gain access to programming languages and technologies through Microsoft's cloud platform "Azure," enabling practical sessions, lab work, hackathons, and demo days in a secure cloud environment.Thus, educational laboratories and coworking spaces contribute to the development of highly skilled professionals with practical experience in advanced banking technologies. Upon completing the program, students will have the opportunity to undergo internships and potentially join the bank's talent pool.Source
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