Tech Bridge Between Japan & Ukraine

Stand with Ukraine JapanLe Wagon Tokyo, Virtusize and Nextblue have announced the launch of the Japan-Ukraine Tech Bridge initiative, with the purpose of building opportunities for business collaboration and mutual benefit in short- and long-term for Japan’s and Ukraines tech sectors.
  • 10 scholarships provided by sponsors will be awarded to Ukrainian refugees, for an admission to the full-time Le Wagon Tokyo web development course.
  • After the 9-week program, they will be able to land a junior web developer role in Tokyo.
  • The first recipient of the Scholarship has been announced as Oleksandr Komakha, a 27 years old Ukrainian refugee who is eager to enter the IT industry and build a new career in Japan.

Thanks Sasha Kaverina for leading this project!

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