School 21 provides an unconventional approach to IT training by abandoning traditional lectures, fixed schedules, and formal grading systems. Instead, the institution utilizes a peer-to-peer learning environment where students collaborate on projects, acting as both learners and mentors to one another. The curriculum spans various technical fields, including web development, cybersecurity, and mobile programming, with course durations ranging from 18 months to four years. Enrollment is open to individuals over 18, requiring only logic testing and an intensive introductory course. The program is free of charge and does not mandate prior academic qualifications or professional experience. Currently operating in Uzbekistan under the leadership of CEO Zarina Lukhmanova, the school serves as a practical alternative for those seeking to transition into the technology sector without pursuing a conventional university degree.
Source : UzA - National News Agency of Uzbekistan
Photo : UzA - National News Agency of Uzbekistan
