UA Tech School by IT-Enterprise Graduates First 50 Students

Last week, the Ukrainian product IT company IT-Enterprise announced the successful completion of the first practical course at UA Tech School, where 50 students gained knowledge about the principles of Industry 4.0, data-driven management, artificial intelligence usage, and digital hygiene. This initiative aims to prepare a new generation of specialists for modern businesses that are actively transitioning to new technologies.

UA Tech School has become the first school focused on digital transformation, utilizing case studies from large and medium-sized Ukrainian companies. A significant aspect of the training is the involvement of representatives from teams directly engaged in digital changes within their organizations. The company’s release emphasizes that this allows students to gain practical experience and knowledge that they can apply in their future professional activities.

Among the invited experts who participated in the educational process were representatives from the Ministry of Digital Transformation, IT-Enterprise, the IT Ukraine Association, as well as companies such as Interpipe, Nibulon, the Sandbox project, Diia.City Union, and other specialists. Oleg Shcherbatenko, CEO and founder of IT-Enterprise, noted, "For us, as organizers and speakers involved in the program, it was important to see that there is a new highly motivated generation of ambitious youth ready to develop the industry in the future."

Throughout the course, students had the opportunity to complete ten modules, studying the fundamentals of business modeling, as well as defending their own digital projects. The goal of establishing UA Tech School is to create a community of professionals capable of implementing ERP systems and building high-tech enterprises in accordance with Industry 4.0 standards.

UA Tech School IT-Enterprise graduate Andriy Pyzhikov shared his impressions: "A separate inspiration is the networking and the circle of like-minded individuals and proactive youth who sincerely strive to create useful solutions for business and society. Such a community inspires action." These words highlight the importance of collaboration and the exchange of ideas among young professionals who aspire to change the world for the better.

Founded 38 years ago, IT-Enterprise is one of the leading IT companies in Ukraine. According to Forbes, among the top 202 largest private companies in Ukraine, every second one is a client of IT-Enterprise. Among them are giants such as Interpipe, Nibulon, DTEK, Raiffeisen Bank, Credit Agricole Bank, and Ukrnafta. This reflects a high level of trust in the company and its products, as well as a significant contribution to the development of the Ukrainian economy.