GMCS has partnered with IThub college

GMCS has partnered with IThub college, an international college of information technology. Cooperation with the college is carried out as part of the GMCS’s HR strategy aimed at supporting young and talented IT professionals.

IThub college prepares specialists in several areas, including programming, web development and other specialties in demand in the digital economy. The philosophy of the college is based on the use of a project-based approach to teaching, preparation of educational programs in conjunction with employers and the use of advanced teaching methods, including the p2p approach (when students teach each other).

IThub students receive an opportunity to do internships at GMCS, studying with practice on real IT projects. Senior students and graduates will be able to pass the competition and get a job in the company. In addition, GMCS plans to participate in the college's open events, courses, and educational programs.

“I am glad that students of the Programming and Web Development Department of our college will have the opportunity to study with specialists from one of the best IT companies in the country. I am sure that internships and joint events will be useful to both parties. How else can you gain experience if you don't dive into the industry? IThub knows that you can only become a professional through practice and communication with mentors. We hope that cooperation with GMCS will be productive and long-term,” said Evgeny Fedotov, Deputy Director For Educational And Production Work at IThub college.

“When I first came to IThub for acquaintance, I regretted that during my student years there were no such places. The college managed to create truly unique learning and communication environment for students and teachers, where the high quality of knowledge is combined with broad career opportunities. The focus of our collaboration with IThub at the moment is attracting college students to projects in the areas of custom development, RPA and technical support,” said Maxim Yezerskiy, Vice President Of Technologies at GMCS.