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ЕРАМ is inviting senior high-school students to learn IT basics

ЕРАМ is inviting senior high-school students to learn IT basics

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  • 19.11.2021

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During three months, at EPAM University high-school students are going to learn all about IT technologies and professions, and how the whole industry works. Attending the  Pre-Junior Program is free of charge, but not everyone will be admitted. The candidates are expected to be enthusiastic and have a certain level of skills and knowledge, as they are supposed to be learning basics of programming, web-design and cloud services.

Statistics shows that quite a number of students in the middle of their studies in the university can’t picture themselves in the profession, thus a lot of students appear to have chosen the profession without full understanding of the matter. Pre-Junior Program intends to help high-school students create their impression of the current IT industry, professions and have a glimpse at work of an IT company from the inside. This will help avoid future disappointments resulting from skewed understanding of the specifics and requirements of the industry. The results of the pilot project, which collected several hundreds of interested high-school students this spring, has proved the importance of such kind of orientation initiatives.

The program has been developed by EPAM experts specifically for high-school students interested in technologies and acquiring basic knowledge and skills in developing software. “Despite the popularity of IT-specialities among the school graduates, often there is lack of understanding how the industry works and what may be one’s place there. We are offering the participants of Pre-Junior Program a chance to learn about the types of companies, roles and methodologies, tools for coding, and soft skills necessary for work – there is a separate block about these. On top of that, they will have a chance to attended advanced sessions on Front-end, C#, and cloud technologies, whatever they choose. That’s why it’s important that candidates for the program are willing and ready to study both with the trainer and on their own. After graduation, the participants will receive special certificates,” – says Denys Hryniov, the head of Curriculum at EPAM University. You can learn more and register for the program till November 29. The studying begins on January 17, 2022. This will be an online program, so anyone from around Ukraine can join and receive their first IT specialized working experience with EPAM University experts.     EPAM University in Ukraine  offers education programs in more than 20 most popular IT fields, which include JAVA, FrontEnd, .NET, Software Testing, Test Automation, Devops, Python, PHP, Android Development, iOS Development and more. Every year thousands of graduates get an opportunity to start working for EPAM Ukraine. In Ukraine the EPAM University cooperates with more than 30 leading universities, including the National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute named after Igor Sikorsky", National University "Lviv Polytechnic", National University named after Taras Shevchenko, Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics, National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute" and others. More information about EPAM University you can find at the site, Facebook page or Telegram channel.  
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