Veteranius aims to help Ukrainian veterans reintegrate to civil life through Information Technology and cybersecurity training. The goal is not only to teach hard IT skills but to engage, inspire and involve participants in socially important projects.
The main Veteranius objective is to give Ukrainian veterans their first job in IT. Experienced industry professionals teach our participants to develop IT skills through hands-on projects in team setting. This approach helps veterans learn new skills faster and facilitates professional adaptation and socialization.
The course provides training in the basics of programming (JavaScript, Python, PHP) and databases (SQL) and will also help to acquire both hard and soft skills necessary to land the first job in the IT field.
The course provides training in the basics of programming (JavaScript, Python, PHP) and databases (SQL) and will also help to acquire both hard and soft skills necessary to land the first job in the IT field.
The course introduces students to a network’s architecture, models, protocols, and elements, including IP addressing and Ethernet fundamentals. Students will learn how to create simple local area networks (LANs) and perform basic router and switch settings.
This challenging 6-month course is created thanks to the Veterans Reintegration Program by IREX and the Association for Psychological Counseling and Trauma Therapy. Upon successful completion, a participant can become a Junior Developer (Frontend, Backend, or Full Stack) or a Junior Project Manager.
Designed for people who already know IT and want to enter the cybersecurity field, this course is also created in partnership with IREX. The participants learn about the latest updates in the industry and perform practical tasks to solve cybersecurity issues with the help of virtual computers.
The course provides training in the basics of programming (JavaScript, Python, PHP) and databases (SQL) and also helps acquire both hard and soft skills necessary to land the first job in the IT field.
The course introduces students to a network architecture, models, protocols, and elements, including IP addressing and Ethernet fundamentals. Students will learn how to create local area networks (LANs) and perform basic router and switch settings.
This challenging 6-month course is created thanks to the Veterans Reintegration Program by IREX and the Association for Psychological Counseling and Trauma Therapy. Upon successful completion, a participant can become a Junior Developer (Frontend, Backend, or Full Stack) or a Junior Project Manager.
Designed for people who already know IT and want to enter the cybersecurity field, this course is also created in partnership with IREX. The participants learn about the latest updates in the industry and perform practical tasks to solve cybersecurity issues with the help of virtual computers.
Do you have knowledge and skills in IT or English? Become a mentor, teacher or give a lecture in a specific topic for veteranius participants. You can devote as little as an hour to as much as a few hours a week to help Ukrainian veterans on their way of obtaining new profession in IT.
Do you have technical IT skills? Or maybe you are good at teaching English? You can become a full-time mentor or give a lecture in a specific topic. Devote as little as one hour or as much as a few hours a week to help Ukrainian veterans on their way of obtaining new profession in IT!
If you have opportunities to provide licensed software for our participants or establish a collaboration with large IT companies, please do not hesitate to contact our team.
Many of our participants and classes are in need of hardware. Maybe your company can donate phased out Do you have older, but in good condition laptop, monitor, or any hardware that you think might be useful – reach out to our team.
Veteranius is a volunteer-driven project, however, we do have certain administrative costs, and will always appreciate your support.
In early 2020, together with the BWN Group we launched Veteranius project to help Ukrainian veterans, volunteers and internally displaced persons master computer programming skills. Those initial participants already have jobs in IT and came back as mentors for new Veteranius newcomers.
Thanks to the financial support of the International Renaissance Foundation and European Union in Ukraine within the humanitarian initiative “Humanity and Mutual Assistance”, as well as the BWN Group IT company, we expanded the project in August 2020 so that more veterans are able to join and benefit from the project.
During the program, participants receive real tasks on projects that require software development. Their work is supported and supervised by mentors. With time, the project is aimed to transform into a permanent IT incubator.
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