Valentin went from healing bodies (Bachelor's degree in Sports Therapy from Coventry) to building code at interop.io! Keep reading to learn how he did it with the help of Telerik Academy Alpha.
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Discover the inspiring story of Ivelina with Upskill UX/UI Design, how she pitched the program to her employer and how the newly gained skills impacted her career.
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We are thrilled to welcome ProCredit Bank into our ever-expanding partner network! Naturally, we were quick to ask our new partners a couple of questions, as the banking sector is becoming increasingly digital, and developers play an essential part in its digital transformation.
Read the storyLiliya Burlakova graduated from Telerik Academy Alpha Java in May 2020, during the first COVID-19 wave. Less than 2 months later, she started working as a Junior Software Developer. This is her exciting journey.
Bogomil Valev graduated from Telerik Academy Alpha with JavaScript in June 2020, the summer of the most unusual and controversial year in modern history. Then the phone started ringing.
After 15 years as a sales manager, Plamena felt it was time for a drastic career change. Telerik Academy helped her transform her life and land a job as a JavaScript developer. This is her inspirational story.
Greta, Viktor, and Lachezar started their life-changing journey during the first wave of COVID-19. One week after they graduated from Telerik Academy Alpha C#, all of them received job offers from Negometrix. Learn what happened next.
With a strong background in Finance and Procurement, Maria had a steady job. But something was bothering her - she couldn’t imagine doing this for the rest of her life. With her 30s approaching, she decided to follow her passion and move to IT. Read what happened next.
Ivaylo studies Computer and Software Engineering at the Technical University of Sofia. But he didn’t need to finish his formal education to start working as a Junior Software Developer at Americaneagle.com, thanks to the Telerik Academy Alpha C# program.
