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With diverse backgrounds and a commitment to continuous learning, their stories provide valuable insights into the benefits of upskilling and entering the dynamic field of product management.
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Explore the experiences of recent Upskill React graduates and see for yourself why joining the program is a smart investment in your future.
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We met with Borislava Georgieva, HR Manager to learn more about our graduates' performance, career growth and contribution to the company.
Read the storyDiscover what marketing skills top employers like SiteGround value, and how Upskill Digital Marketing helps you advance further in your marketing career.
The students in our Alpha programs come from diverse backgrounds. Among them are marketers, sailors, dentists, and even former CEOs such as Miroslav Dimitrov. Read here about his journey!
Explore the QA Engineer profession in detail so that you can make the best choice for you. Is this the best path for you?
Discover the inspiring career change journeys of two people, paving the way to a brighter future. Dive into their stories, find inspiration, and take the leap into the IT sector as a QA engineer!
To learn more about C# and what makes it a great career choice, we talked with Kiril Stanoev - technical trainer at Telerik Academy Alpha C# - the fastest path to a successful IT career as a C# developer.
Meet Yana and Dimitar - one couple that changed careers with Telerik Academy Alpha C#. How did their journey to a successful IT career go? Learn from their story.
The ability to think beyond the three options and see a fourth is the source of all competitive advantage. For example, software companies all share the same global strategic headache: recruiting capable programmers. Most employers looking to hire capable programmers consider three obvious options: pay more, outsource to third-party developers, or slow down development. Telerik considered these options but instead decided to go for a fourth option–they created Telerik Academy.
