Swedish-Ukrainian IT school
Since 2014 more than 2400 graduates trusted us across all Ukraine. Our students describe us as a friendly place where anyone can take a chance at building their career in IT. We are supported by numerous international projects and local IT players. Here are some of them:
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The course passed easily and free of hassle. The teacher always supported us and answered any questions we had, even those which weren't really planned for the course. Our Regional Coordinator cheered us up and never allowed us to give up. I would definitely recommend Beetroot Academy to my friends and acquaintances.
We were planning to study offline, but got involved in the online format due to the quarantine. It took us ages to decide which is better (many thanks to our regional coordinator Bohdan for patience and freedom of choice he gave us), opted for online in the end, and set our hearts upon it.
Beetroot Acaemy provides great theoretical and practical knowledge. It's an amazing foundation for IT newbies. I strongly advise employers to come to Academy Graduations, where you can find employees who are willing to develop their skills.
Thanks to my work in the academy, I`ve learned to understand people better and to find an approach of explaining, to make people interested at my lessons. I discovered many interesting things about students' professions, also enhanced my oratory skills.
Online format is much more convenient in many ways. First of all, it's portable, and you can study practically anywhere. Secondly, there's no need to rush for your lesson, especially if you live quite far. And lastly, when your lesson ends at 9-9:30 pm, you can rest right away instead of commuting home for another hour.
Academy is neither a university nor a school. Nobody forces you to learn here. You do everything by yourself when it’s comfortable. I’ve got a portfolio — worked in 4 projects and implemented the functionalities for two of them from scratch. As a result, I’ve found a job thanks to Beetroot Academy/
Your knowledge level when you start is not so important. These students, who seem to be week, in the beginning, can outrange others when it`s time for a diploma. You can go an extra mile for 4 months when you are into your idea and ready to spend time and energy. When it seems to me that I do something not in such a cool way as I want, I recollect my students. It helps me to believe that everything will be ok.
Many thanks to Beetroot Academy for opening the doors of the profession to me. The course is extremely dynamic, interesting, and broad. Special thanks to my teacher Andrii for being passionate about his work and for teaching us not the embellishment, but the problem solving techniques in design.
For conducting lessons well you have to be partly psychologist, partly – friend, and a little bit – strict parent. An individual approach is the hardest thing. I had to learn this skill. But starting teaching with the very fresh group I always worry like at first. But now I understand people better. I know, how students make mistakes. I`ve deepened my knowledge of Front-End technologies.
Before I joined beetroot Academy, I had been self-taught, and I thought the Internet has nearly everything to become a Front-End developer from the get-go. And while that is kind of true, the course made me realise that the personal experience of a teacher, the breakdown of real-life cases, communication with like-minded people, and interesting tasks help to grow quicker than if you do it alone. It is important that the learning material within the course is well-structured. It is a step-by-step education, and I think it is fair to try at least one online course in your field of interest before going to Beetroot Academy. This will be a great basis for studying, and will make it easier for you to enter the new environment.
I heard of Beetroot Academy from friends, who graduated the courses and got jobs in IT. I've been planning to change the field for a while, and I was interested in programming, so I decided to give it a try. There's a high level of organisation in the Academy. Our teacher Kateryna presents information in a very comprehensive and structured way. She gives you a general picture with accents on key moments, and also pays attention to nuances. You can also solve any problem with coordinator Violetta. I got a pleasant impression and the result I was expecting from the course. The level of proficiency gives you confidence when talking to a potential employer, and I did it when I was still studying, so that means the Academy is rated highly amongst employers.
There was a time when everyone wanted to be an astronaut, now everyone wants to be a programmer. The IT field has become the most attractive for employees. If you want to be closer to it, and maybe dip into it, Beetroot Academy is a place for you. Great teachers, personalized approach to everyone, new connections, and obviously, the cookies. I recommend it to everybody.
If you want to open the doors of the IT world for yourself, I highly recommend Beetroot Academy courses. The teacher is a practician from the field, who can tell what is demanded and how it is supposed to be done in our particular time. The length of the courses is just about right to get basic knowledge, which can be used for commercial work. And the pleasant atmosphere really inspires to dive deep into the world of web development.
Beetroot Academy is a place where it's easy to create and be heard. The most valuable thing here is the team – it is my pillar and support. Despite us all beings in different cities, we manage to maintain both professional and emotional connection. We share news every day, we laugh and get upset together. No one will ever judge you for a sad face or being crazy cheerful. The self-management and horizontal structure challenges are always eased by group discussions and support in making decisions.
When Alumni wonder whether the course continuation may be planned as they'd like to study some more. When a group can't believe the last class has come to an end. because it was so cool they don't want to leave. When people who've never done programming ever before become developers at IT companies. When students call their teacher sensei, and he recommends them to employers with clear conscience and pride. Then there's a happy BA Regional Coordinator somewhere in Kremenchuk.
At Beetroot Academy all the numbers added up for me: my dreams, work pace, corporate philosophy, a chance to be of use for the students and the local community, joy from the feedback, fulfilment of my ideas and ambitions, new faces and life circumstances. I used to think "Do what you love" is nothing but a cliche saying, but fortunately, I was wrong. I am grateful to Andreas for his management style, where each one of us has the power of making our own decisions and hold the responsibility for them. The feeling of unity with the team is beyond valuable and brings me so much joy. A Beetroot Academy Vinnytsia branch was a dream of mine. Dreams come true. So let's cook borshch together!
Beetroot Academy is all about people. Team is the most valuable thing for me at BA, it supports and helps despite us all being in different cities. The BA team are those madcaps who need it all, there's no place for ignorance, but plenty of it for improving your skills.
Work in Beetroot Academy is fast-moving, complicated and engrossing. Communication with people who work in various fields and have different background is essential personally for me as it helps to develop and grow professionally all the time. Multitasking day can be tiring from time to time, however supportive co-workers help to deal with the difficulties.
The course passed easily and free of hassle. The teacher always supported us and answered any questions we had, even those which weren't really planned for the course. Our Regional Coordinator cheered us up and never allowed us to give up. I would definitely recommend Beetroot Academy to my friends and acquaintances.
We were planning to study offline, but got involved in the online format due to the quarantine. It took us ages to decide which is better (many thanks to our regional coordinator Bohdan for patience and freedom of choice he gave us), opted for online in the end, and set our hearts upon it.
Beetroot Acaemy provides great theoretical and practical knowledge. It's an amazing foundation for IT newbies. I strongly advise employers to come to Academy Graduations, where you can find employees who are willing to develop their skills.
Thanks to my work in the academy, I`ve learned to understand people better and to find an approach of explaining, to make people interested at my lessons. I discovered many interesting things about students' professions, also enhanced my oratory skills.
Online format is much more convenient in many ways. First of all, it's portable, and you can study practically anywhere. Secondly, there's no need to rush for your lesson, especially if you live quite far. And lastly, when your lesson ends at 9-9:30 pm, you can rest right away instead of commuting home for another hour.
Academy is neither a university nor a school. Nobody forces you to learn here. You do everything by yourself when it’s comfortable. I’ve got a portfolio — worked in 4 projects and implemented the functionalities for two of them from scratch. As a result, I’ve found a job thanks to Beetroot Academy/
Your knowledge level when you start is not so important. These students, who seem to be week, in the beginning, can outrange others when it`s time for a diploma. You can go an extra mile for 4 months when you are into your idea and ready to spend time and energy. When it seems to me that I do something not in such a cool way as I want, I recollect my students. It helps me to believe that everything will be ok.
Many thanks to Beetroot Academy for opening the doors of the profession to me. The course is extremely dynamic, interesting, and broad. Special thanks to my teacher Andrii for being passionate about his work and for teaching us not the embellishment, but the problem solving techniques in design.
For conducting lessons well you have to be partly psychologist, partly – friend, and a little bit – strict parent. An individual approach is the hardest thing. I had to learn this skill. But starting teaching with the very fresh group I always worry like at first. But now I understand people better. I know, how students make mistakes. I`ve deepened my knowledge of Front-End technologies.
Before I joined beetroot Academy, I had been self-taught, and I thought the Internet has nearly everything to become a Front-End developer from the get-go. And while that is kind of true, the course made me realise that the personal experience of a teacher, the breakdown of real-life cases, communication with like-minded people, and interesting tasks help to grow quicker than if you do it alone. It is important that the learning material within the course is well-structured. It is a step-by-step education, and I think it is fair to try at least one online course in your field of interest before going to Beetroot Academy. This will be a great basis for studying, and will make it easier for you to enter the new environment.
I heard of Beetroot Academy from friends, who graduated the courses and got jobs in IT. I've been planning to change the field for a while, and I was interested in programming, so I decided to give it a try. There's a high level of organisation in the Academy. Our teacher Kateryna presents information in a very comprehensive and structured way. She gives you a general picture with accents on key moments, and also pays attention to nuances. You can also solve any problem with coordinator Violetta. I got a pleasant impression and the result I was expecting from the course. The level of proficiency gives you confidence when talking to a potential employer, and I did it when I was still studying, so that means the Academy is rated highly amongst employers.
There was a time when everyone wanted to be an astronaut, now everyone wants to be a programmer. The IT field has become the most attractive for employees. If you want to be closer to it, and maybe dip into it, Beetroot Academy is a place for you. Great teachers, personalized approach to everyone, new connections, and obviously, the cookies. I recommend it to everybody.
If you want to open the doors of the IT world for yourself, I highly recommend Beetroot Academy courses. The teacher is a practician from the field, who can tell what is demanded and how it is supposed to be done in our particular time. The length of the courses is just about right to get basic knowledge, which can be used for commercial work. And the pleasant atmosphere really inspires to dive deep into the world of web development.
Beetroot Academy is a place where it's easy to create and be heard. The most valuable thing here is the team – it is my pillar and support. Despite us all beings in different cities, we manage to maintain both professional and emotional connection. We share news every day, we laugh and get upset together. No one will ever judge you for a sad face or being crazy cheerful. The self-management and horizontal structure challenges are always eased by group discussions and support in making decisions.
When Alumni wonder whether the course continuation may be planned as they'd like to study some more. When a group can't believe the last class has come to an end. because it was so cool they don't want to leave. When people who've never done programming ever before become developers at IT companies. When students call their teacher sensei, and he recommends them to employers with clear conscience and pride. Then there's a happy BA Regional Coordinator somewhere in Kremenchuk.
At Beetroot Academy all the numbers added up for me: my dreams, work pace, corporate philosophy, a chance to be of use for the students and the local community, joy from the feedback, fulfilment of my ideas and ambitions, new faces and life circumstances. I used to think "Do what you love" is nothing but a cliche saying, but fortunately, I was wrong. I am grateful to Andreas for his management style, where each one of us has the power of making our own decisions and hold the responsibility for them. The feeling of unity with the team is beyond valuable and brings me so much joy. A Beetroot Academy Vinnytsia branch was a dream of mine. Dreams come true. So let's cook borshch together!
Beetroot Academy is all about people. Team is the most valuable thing for me at BA, it supports and helps despite us all being in different cities. The BA team are those madcaps who need it all, there's no place for ignorance, but plenty of it for improving your skills.
Work in Beetroot Academy is fast-moving, complicated and engrossing. Communication with people who work in various fields and have different background is essential personally for me as it helps to develop and grow professionally all the time. Multitasking day can be tiring from time to time, however supportive co-workers help to deal with the difficulties.
