IT Park, KOICA, and DAIN Leaders Conducted the Second Wave of Technical Training

 

The Tashkent branch of IT Park hosted a official closing ceremony for the second wave of technical training programs, organized in partnership with DAIN Leaders and with the support of the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA). Over the course of two weeks, participants engaged in specialized courses covering key domains in information technology. These programs were offered at no cost to IT Park members, university students, and job seekers.  

 

 

The training curriculum featured six comprehensive courses addressing fundamental aspects of the IT sector, including programming, software development, data management, and artificial intelligence. Participants engaged in both theoretical and hands-on sessions, allowing them to implement their knowledge in real-world scenarios. Emphasis was placed on the development of critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and teamwork, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience.  

 

 

This initiative represents a significant step in advancing the professional qualifications of Uzbekistan’s IT workforce, preparing participants for successful academic pursuits or employment in the dynamic and rapidly growing technological sector. The program particularly focused on cultivating future professionals equipped to work with cutting-edge technologies and to address complex challenges at the intersection of science and business.  

 

 

Courses included in the program:

• Networking Essentials with Cisco Packet Tracer
• Database Analysis and Design (SQL) for Developers
• Data Science for Big Data and Artificial Intelligence
• AI Programming (Machine Learning) with Python
• Training of Trainers (ToT)  

 

 

Out of the 120 individuals who registered for the program, more than 60 successfully completed the courses and received certificates of completion. The training sessions were conducted at IT Bilim and the Tashkent branch of IT Park, providing an optimal environment for learning and collaboration.  

 

 

This training program, supported by KOICA, establishes new opportunities for IT professionals and contributes to the preparation of a skilled workforce capable of driving innovation and economic growth in Uzbekistan.