Tomorrow School"
— is a modern educational project dedicated to training specialists in the fields of artificial intelligence and programming. This project will be launched as a regional campus in the Jambyl region, based at the Jambyl Higher Polytechnic College. The project is being jointly implemented by the AI Digital Ministry, Astana Hub, and the Alem.ai Foundation.
Key Feature of the Project
The main difference from traditional education is the peer-to-peer (learning from one another) system. This means that instead of learning from a traditional teacher, students acquire knowledge by exchanging experience, working on projects together, and evaluating each other's work.
Note: The training is completely free, and no prior experience in the IT sector is required.
Who Can Participate?
Anyone over the age of 18 can participate, regardless of their educational background or experience.
It is open not only to students of the Jambyl Higher Polytechnic College but also to all interested residents across the entire Jambyl region.
Learning starts from scratch, and skills are developed progressively through projects and teamwork. Thanks to this approach, even individuals with no prior experience can reach the level of an IT specialist in a short period of time.
Objectives and Approach
The program teaches from the ground up, aiming to bring participants to a professional level in programming, artificial intelligence, and other modern IT disciplines. The learning process is driven by real-world projects, ensuring that students gain practical experience and hands-on skills rather than just theory.
The goals of the project are to:
Train qualified IT specialists in the Jambyl region.
Develop the field of artificial intelligence.
Open up new opportunities for young people.
Strengthen the digital economy of the region.
Expected Outcomes:
The formation of competitive specialists with strong practical skills.
The growth and development of the local IT community.
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