N-iX partners with AWS to bring the AWS GetIT educational program to Ukraine

LVIV, UKRAINE – July 5, 2023 – N-iX, a leading Ukrainian software development service company, is delighted to announce its continued partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to bring the AWS GetIT program to schools across Ukraine for its second consecutive year.

The AWS GetIT program is a cloud-focused education program and app-design competition designed to inspire and nurture young talents in the field of technology. It empowers students to develop their digital skills, encourages them to solve real-world problems through innovative app ideas, and provides them exposure to professionals in tech.

After the program’s successful launch in Ukraine last year, in collaboration with distance learning school Optima, the AWS GetIT program is set to expand its reach, inviting schools across the country to enroll in this year’s program.

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“N-iX had a longstanding, fruitful collaboration with AWS, having achieved Advanced Tier Services Partner status. When we learned of the AWS GetIT program, which aligns with our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, we saw an opportunity to extend our partnership to an educational framework and eagerly decided to participate. This program represents an invaluable chance for Ukrainian students to develop tech skills aligned with their European peers.

The AWS GetIT program is a tool to increase digital literacy among students who are on the verge of deciding their future career paths. It shatters gender stereotypes in engineering, demonstrating that the tech field is open to anyone with a genuine interest. It allows students to explore the tech sector under the aegis of a globally renowned company, inspiring them about potential career growth in the industry while nurturing essential skill-building.

Our target audience includes 12-13-year-old students and schools ready to implement this initiative among 7th and 8th graders. We aim to select 20 schools, benefiting around 2,000 students.
The program spans 3 to 6 months, during which Amazon ambassadors will guide students to create their applications and have an opportunity to participate in a national competition. We enthusiastically invite all eager learners who aspire to discover something new and challenge their potential.”

– comments Sviatoslav Kavetskyi, Director of Industry Affairs at N-iX.

 

The AWS GetIT program currently accepts enrolment indications from schools in Ukraine for the 2023-2024 academic year, from September 2023 to May 2024.

If your school is interested in participating in the program, we encourage school management to reach out via aws.getit@n-ix.com for more details.

For additional information about the AWS GetIT program, please visit the AWS GetIT site.

Together, N-iX and AWS are committed to nurturing the next generation of tech talents and fostering a culture of innovation, creativity, and problem-solving within the Ukrainian youth.

 

About N-iX: 

N-iX is a global software solutions and engineering services company that helps the world’s leading organizations turn challenges into lasting business value, operational efficiency, and revenue growth using modern technology. 

With over 2,000 professionals in 25 countries across Europe and the Americas, N-iX offers expert solutions in cloud, data analytics, embedded software, IoT, AI, machine learning, and other tech domains.

About AWS GetIT Program: 

AWS GetIT is a fully funded, cloud-focused education program and app-design competition for school students. The program, currently available in 13 countries, helps schools and educators encourage their students to think about their future careers; learn new skills through cloud-focused science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) activities; and gain exposure to professionals in tech. During the school year, educators lead students through an international curriculum on design thinking and cloud computing. AWS employees serve as program ambassadors and, together with educators, deliver bootcamps and help students develop their app ideas by sharing their tech experience.