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Bulgaria: DevCamp

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BULGARIA: DevCamp

01.04.2024

DevCamp is suitable for students and novice developers who want to gain hands-on experience and learn key programming skills. It is part of our Internship Program, which starts with an intensive but affordable training (DevCamp), followed by a paid internship and the opportunity to work permanently at TelebidPro

 

DevCamp: Getting Started and Immersion into the World of Programming
What can you expect?
Practical Assignments – These will be exercises and independent projects to reinforce your programming knowledge

Interactive Workshops – You will participate in workshops led by experienced professionals who will introduce you to different techniques and best practices in programming

Team and Independent Work on Real Projects – You will develop a client-server web application independently or in a team. Here you will apply your knowledge in a practical environment and learn how to distribute your tasks effectively

Personalised Mentoring – Experienced mentors will review your assignments and provide you with individual feedback on your development

Introduction to Telebid Pro Technology – You will have the opportunity to go behind the scenes of the technologies we use at Telebid Pro. Plus, you’ll have access to free training materials and online lectures

Opportunity for Paid Internship
After successfully completing the first stage of our program, the door opens to a paid internship with Telebid Pro, lasting up to 6 months. This is an opportunity to make real professional strides in the world of software development.

Permanent Job Opportunity
And for the most motivated and excellent performers – the doors of our team are open. The best of you will be invited to join us as full members of the Telebid Pro team.

You will gain knowledge and skills in key topics
⇒ Version Control – Git

⇒ OOP

⇒ SQL & Databases

⇒ Data Structures & Algorithms

⇒ Web Development

⇒ Clean Code

⇒ Design Patterns

⇒ Full Stack Development

Additional information can be found HERE.

 

Details

Target audience

Digital skills in education

Digital technology

Artificial Intelligence

Web Development

Software Engineering

Level

Basic

Middle

Advanced

Funding of the good practice

Private

Type of initiative of the good practice

National initiative

Country providing the good practice

Bulgaria

Organisation providing the good practice

BULGARIA: Para Robotics Incubator

By AI & ML, Audience, Bulgaria, For children, In education, INSPIRATION, INSPIRATION: Good practices, Local good practice initiative, National good practice initiative, Private, Robotics, TechnologyNo Comments
BULGARIA: Para Robotics Incubator

15.03.2024 |

The Professional Association for Robotics and Automation (PARA) is recruiting participants for the third consecutive time for its educational program, PARA Robotics Incubator.

PARA Robotics Incubator is an incubator for robotics aimed at students and young professionals. The initiative selects projects from young people and helps them develop these projects to the “prototype” level.

Participants in the program will receive mentorship guidance, hardware, and access to specialized equipment in laboratories. The main goal of the program is for participants to create a working prototype based on a pre-designed project, thereby fostering entrepreneurship.

To enroll in the program, participants must be at least 14 years old and possess basic programming skills. Over the course of the six-month program, each participant is expected to complete their prototype. The projects encouraged should be focused on the fields of robotics, artificial intelligence, and automation.

In the third season of the incubator, projects sought are those aimed at: drones, industrial solutions, machine vision and artificial intelligence, agriculture, technical solutions for sustainable living, and the Internet of Things.

The five selected projects from across Bulgaria will have the opportunity to receive:

– Hardware
– Access to a prototyping space
– Mentorship assistance
– An interactive educational program
– A chance to win a prize of 5000 leva

Desired skills for participants in the program:

– Motivated to develop in the field of technical sciences
– Have their own technical project or idea
– Open to receiving feedback
– Technical knowledge above the average level
– Want to develop their project into a working prototype

Program Modules
What will you learn?

Module 1: Design Thinking
Concepts for developing new products, applications, and innovations within teams

Module 2: Sales and Marketing
Models for reaching the end customer through commercial and advertising tools

Module 3: Collaboration
How people and robots can work together, an overview of methods for coordination, collaboration, and assigning tasks to robots

Module 4: Machine Vision and Machine Orientation
An overview of models and methods for detecting, tracking, and recognizing objects, as well as applying these models to solve problems in real-world environments

 

For the remaining modules, read HERE.

 

And here is some more information about the main stages of the program:

  • The selection of teams will take place on April 6th this year during the special event Demo Day at The Venue in Sofia Tech Park. All teams will present their ideas there, and the jury will choose 5 projects to participate in the program.
  • The educational program will start on April 7th and will run until September 26, 2024. It will include active work with lectures, participation in mentorship sessions, visits to laboratories, and various activities for project development.
  • On September 26th, during the annual Robotics Strategy Forum, the final demonstration of the developments will take place. On that day, the winners of the third edition of the incubator will be announced and awarded.

More information about the program can be found on the official website of the PARA Robotics Incubator.

Details

Target audience

Digital skills in education

Digital skills for children

Digital technology

Artificial Intelligence

Robotics

Level

Intermediate

Advanced

Funding of the good practice

Private

Type of initiative of the good practice

National initiative

Local initiative

Country providing the good practice

Bulgaria

Organisation providing the good practice

PARA- Professional Association of Robotics and Automation

Start date

02.04.2024

End date

26.09.2024

Digital Skills Partnership

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Digital Skills Partnership

15.02.2024

Meet, exchange and collaborate between businesses and promoters of digital projects.

The Digital Skills Partnership (DSP) is a programme that aims to operationalise partnerships between businesses and initiatives in the digital field. With the evolution of our daily lives, digital has profoundly transformed the way we communicate, work, learn and even interact with our environment. It is therefore crucial for all actors in society to adapt to this digital transformation. For IMS, digitalisation is essential to respond to current challenges and build a sustainable future for all.

What is the added value?

This programme offers an opportunity for mutually beneficial partnerships. Participating companies can support local initiatives by implementing their CSR policy, mobilising their staff and engaging in positive impact projects. For initiatives, the CSP offers visibility, enabling them to raise awareness of their causes and obtain valuable support in their partnerships.

Who can participate?

The participating initiatives can be social and solidarity-based economy structures, public organisations, schools and training institutions, as well as research actors. They all share a shared commitment to digital and a willingness to make a positive difference in society.

For businesses, they can participate locally in initiatives, also enabling them to implement their CSR strategies.

Process of the project

The programme takes place in several key phases, including preparatory workshops for companies and project promoters, a Digital Skills Matchmaking event for quick meetings between businesses and initiatives, as well as follow-up workshops to maintain and develop established partnerships.

  • Preparation workshop for Digital Skills Matchmaking for initiatives – 15 May 2024
  • Digital Skills Matchmaking Preparation Workshop for Business – 16 May 2024
  • Digital Skills Matchmaking – Level 2024
  • Partnership Monitoring Workshop – Autumn 2024
Digital Skills Matchmaking

The Digital Skills Matchmaking event will be organised in summer 2 024 in line with speed meeting. This great meeting is a unique opportunity for businesses and initiatives to connect, share ideas and create partnerships.

This event has existed since 2021 and brings together around fifty digital players each year in Luxembourg and WielkoRégion to set up partnerships. Every year, in addition to the speed meeting concept, the event hosts speakers on topics related to CSR and digital initiatives. In 2023, more than 38 partnerships were signed at the Digital Skills Matchmaking held at the ICT Spring. The event included Laurence Roquelaure d’Accenture Luxembourg, Hélène Snyer d’Accenture Song BELUX, Torlogh O’Boyled d’Accenture UK & Ireland and Mara K. GoldenMe, who shared their experience in setting up partnerships between companies and initiatives.

The Digital Skills Partnership programme is supported by the Ministry of State’s Innovative Initiatives initiative of the Media Service, Connectivity and Digital Policy, as well as by the European Social Fund and the Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition.

Details

Target audience

Digital skills for the workforce

Digital skills for ICT professionals

Digital technology

Digital skills

Level

Basic

Middle

Advanced

Expert

Funding of the good practice

Public

Type of initiative of the good practice

National initiative

Country providing the good practice

Other

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Website

www.digitalalliance.bg 

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Digital skills for all

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Digital skills for public administration

Digital technology

Artificial Intelligence

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Funding of the good practice

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Bulgaria

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