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A girl who went to study in 19 countries around the world on a scholarship without spending any money

Shahrizoda Isomitdinova graduated from Amity University in Tashkent with a degree in Information Technology and is currently working at Huawei.

She is the eldest of 3 girls in her family. Shahrizoda has been to 19 countries around the world through scholarships she received during her studies at the university.

Shahrizoda is one of our girls who believes that higher education plays an important role in a person's development in life.

"I wanted to make the most of my opportunities and contribute to our society, so that other girls would see that nothing is impossible. There are few girls in the world of technology and we need to change that," says Shahrizoda.

<u>The full interview is available at this link</u> 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwQJx-rJoXM

A girl who went to study in 19 countries around the world on a scholarship without spending any money

Shahrizoda Isomitdinova graduated from Amity University in Tashkent with a degree in Information Technology and is currently working at Huawei.

She is the eldest of 3 girls in her family. Shahrizoda has been to 19 countries around the world through scholarships she received during her studies at the university.

Shahrizoda is one of our girls who believes that higher education plays an important role in a person's development in life.

"I wanted to make the most of my opportunities and contribute to our society, so that other girls would see that nothing is impossible. There are few girls in the world of technology and we need to change that," says Shahrizoda.

<u>The full interview is available at this link</u> 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwQJx-rJoXM

A computer science teacher from Syrdarya came to the Programming Festival with 60 of his students

"If I can help even one of my students find their way in life, I will not have lived in vain" — Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev, an informatics teacher at a school in Mirzaabad district of Syrdarya region.— Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev, an informatics teacher at a school in Mirzaabad district of Syrdarya region.

As we previously reported (https://t.me/ITEducationAssociation/430), the GDG DevFest programmers' festival, which brought together programmers, technology enthusiasts, and industry experts, was held in Tashkent.

More than 3,000 young people working in the IT sector attended the festival.

We met schoolchildren among the visitors and interviewed their teachers.

As it turned out, the participants were students from grades 6 to 10 of a school in Mirzaabad district of Syrdarya region who were interested in the IT sector.

The school's computer science teacher, Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev, and other enterprising teachers at the school brought 60 students to this event with the permission of their parents.

"Seeing the speakers participating in today's youth festival, I thought that my students should participate in it and get motivation for themselves in life. If I can contribute to even one of my students finding their way in life, I feel that my life is not in vain. Thank you to my colleagues who supported my initiative," - says Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev.

We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to our selfless teachers like Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev, who are not indifferent to the interests and fate of their students!

A computer science teacher from Syrdarya came to the Programming Festival with 60 of his students

"If I can help even one of my students find their way in life, I will not have lived in vain" — Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev, an informatics teacher at a school in Mirzaabad district of Syrdarya region.— Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev, an informatics teacher at a school in Mirzaabad district of Syrdarya region.

As we previously reported (https://t.me/ITEducationAssociation/430), the GDG DevFest programmers' festival, which brought together programmers, technology enthusiasts, and industry experts, was held in Tashkent.

More than 3,000 young people working in the IT sector attended the festival.

We met schoolchildren among the visitors and interviewed their teachers.

As it turned out, the participants were students from grades 6 to 10 of a school in Mirzaabad district of Syrdarya region who were interested in the IT sector.

The school's computer science teacher, Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev, and other enterprising teachers at the school brought 60 students to this event with the permission of their parents.

"Seeing the speakers participating in today's youth festival, I thought that my students should participate in it and get motivation for themselves in life. If I can contribute to even one of my students finding their way in life, I feel that my life is not in vain. Thank you to my colleagues who supported my initiative," - says Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev.

We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to our selfless teachers like Dilmurod Yo'ldoshev, who are not indifferent to the interests and fate of their students!

The IT Education Association, in collaboration with the "Hikma" charitable movement, organized an entertaining charity event for children

The main goal of the IT Education Association, which is aimed at building an IT ecosystem in Uzbekistan, developing and supporting education in the ICT sector, is to provide social protection to children with disabilities, orphans, orphans, and children from low-income families with physical disabilities, and to help them develop and realize their abilities through the sponsorship and donations they attract.

Taking this into account, the young members of the IT Education Association, in collaboration with the “Hikma” charity movement, organized an entertaining holiday event for children with disabilities using the collected funds.

200 students of the specialized school for children with special needs No. 52 in our capital were given a festive mood with master classes, creative works, and stage performances. The sincere smiles of the children became the best reward for the organizers of the holiday, the charity movement "Hikma" and partner organizations.

It should be noted that the IT Education Association also aims to provide spiritual support to patients with hematological and oncological diseases, children with physical and mental disabilities, children in need of special upbringing conditions or long-term treatment, children with mental retardation, as well as orphans and children left without parental care.

The Association's activities also include providing financial support to young people, creating opportunities for them to study, learn and improve their skills in the IT field, expanding the digital opportunities of different segments of the population in the education and labor market, and thereby contributing to the country's rapid digital development.

Taking this into account, the IT Education Association, a non-governmental and non-profit organization, calls on all organizations that are not indifferent to the future of young people to cooperate. After all, the investment you make can help our youth become modern professionals in the future and become the support of their families.

We are ready for cooperation!