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At CS Osvita, we don’t chase the number of courses or students. Our programs are designed to give you knowledge that is difficult to gain without the support of experienced instructors and like-minded peers.

If you’re already a good programmer and want to become a strong engineer, we’ll help you move from tools to systematic thinking.

We work in small groups of 15 to 30 people, in a live format with an instructor — meeting several times a week on Zoom. This is not a standard slide-based lecture, but an ongoing dialogue. During the sessions we analyze problems, discuss ideas, clarify details, and examine examples and the reasoning behind different solutions. The format is designed so that everyone stays engaged and has the opportunity to interact with both the instructor and the group.

Our students are engineers with different levels of experience. Basic programming skills are required, but an expert level is not expected.

Admission to the course involves a selection process: after completing the application form — and sometimes a test assignment — the instructor personally reviews each application to ensure the candidate’s background matches the program. Additional requirements, if any, are listed on the page of the specific course.

Yes, our courses have a selection process. Each program has its own requirements: in some cases an application form is enough, while in others a test assignment is also required. All applications are reviewed by the course instructor to ensure that the candidate’s background matches the program. The number of seats in each group is limited.

Practice is the foundation of every course. We work with real engineering problems: analyzing solutions in a live format, examining trade-offs, writing code, and discussing architectural approaches and typical production scenarios.

Assignments are designed to bring learning closer to real work. Theory is used as a tool for making decisions, not as an end in itself.

Assignments at CS Osvita are practical engineering tasks designed to mirror real work. Depending on the course, you may work on platforms with automated checks and leaderboards, collaborate through GitHub in a production-like format, or complete original assignments created by the instructor.

We recommend planning up to 10 hours per week to fully work through the material and reinforce it in practice.

We record every session, but it’s best to join the live meeting — to discuss questions with your classmates and consult with the instructor. You will have access to the session recordings for one year.

Certificates are awarded only for real results — completed assignments and active participation in the sessions. For outstanding performance and noticeable progress, we issue certificates with distinction.

All certificates are provided in digital format with a QR code for verification on our website.