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GlobalLogic and Happy Monday have developed the course “IT WAKE UP”

GlobalLogic and Happy Monday have developed the course “IT WAKE UP”

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  • 20.07.2021

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GlobalLogic and Happy Monday have developed the course of video-lectures “IT WAKE UP” to help schoolchildren and students to make a conscious choice of the IT profession.

According to IT Ukraine Association member GlobalLogic, in three years the number of entrants to technical specialties has increased by 20%. To meet the growing demand for IT engineers, not only the number but also the level of training of young professionals is crucial. To help young entrants make conscious career choices and prepare them for future jobs, GlobalLogic and HappyMonday have developed a free course of video-lectures “IT WAKE UP!”

The problem of shortage of IT specialists in the market is becoming more acute. The Ukrainian IT market is growing by an average of 20-25% annually. Thus, in 2020 alone, it brought more than $5 billion in export revenues to Ukraine’s economy. However, the growth of number of engineers does not keep up with business development. Demand for them is growing by 30% annually, and the number of engineers themselves — by 18%.

At the same time, the popularity of technical education is growing. Since 2018, the number of entrants who have chosen the IT field as a future profession has increased by 20%. In 2020, such entrants constituted 15% among all university entrants.

The growing popularity of IT education does not solve the problem of shortage of specialists. Currently, the industry needs at least 54 thousands of new IT engineers, while the average number of graduates of technical universities is 16.2 thousand per year. Due to such a deficit, Ukraine is losing more than $12 million a month.

Also, despite deep theoretical knowledge, young professionals lack practical skills and understanding of how IT companies work. That is why business is interested in ensuring that high school and university students understand the requirements and features of IT professions, the specifics of work and skills that they need to master.

To help young people consciously decide on their education and future careers, understand how engineers work on real projects, and begin to develop the necessary skills, GlobalLogic and the career portal Happy Monday have developed a video course “IT WAKE UP!” for school children, students and young professionals.

Ievgen Sakalo, head of the university program of GlobalLogic in Ukraine, comments the specifics and the goal of the course: Within the GlobalLogic Education program in 2020 alone, we held more than 30 online webinars, 4 online panel discussions, which gathered 4,000 participants. As a result, we realized that young people who want to start their career in IT need to understand from the beginning of their studies what profession they are moving to and what they want to do. It is important for experienced engineers to talk about what they do, how they came to it, what to learn, what to read, who to listen to and to watch. This will help young talents, applicants and junior students to make informed choices.
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The course consists of 14 short lectures in the format of interviews with GlobalLogic specialists. They share information about what exactly is on their list of responsibilities, what are the benefits of the job, and show the essence of their activities. Some lectures are accompanied by additional materials: lists of books, podcasts and articles.
Anna Mazur, founder and CEO of Happy Monday, comments:To choose a profession, it is important to learn more about it and meet people who have succeeded in it. Together with GlobalLogic we talk about professions in an accessible form and help to understand how to build a future career at the stage of training.
The course is available on the project website. It can be viewed at any time without registration.         About the authors of the course GlobalLogic, a Hitachi Group Company, is a leader in digital product engineering. We help our clients design and build innovative products, platforms, and digital experiences for the modern world. By integrating our strategic design, complex engineering, and vertical industry expertise with Hitachi’s Operating Technology and Information Technology capabilities, we help our clients imagine what’s possible and accelerate their transition into tomorrow’s digital businesses.  We make every effort to ensure that specialists receive not only theoretical training, but practical skills, which will be useful for their career. In 2020 and 2021 GlobalLogic was recognized as a leader among employers in IT sector: Randstad Employer Brand Research from Ancor, Best Employer from Ernst&Young, Reputational Activists from PR-Service as well as from media “Focus” and Forbes. Within the GlobalLogic Education initiative, the company cooperates with 19 higher education institutions in Ukraine. In 2020, GlobalLogic together with Ukrainian universities launched master's and certificate programs, held more than 30 online webinars, 4 online panel discussions, which gathered 4,000 participants. Also opened 4 educational and practical laboratories for more than 3000 students. In 2020, about 25% of engineers who came to GlobalLogic in Ukraine are specialists with less than one year of experience. Happy Monday is a career portal and professional development platform. We help to find interesting vacancies, get career advice, and get acquainted with proven companies. We do everything to make your career inspiring, Mondays — happy, and work — your favorite!
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