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AI OLYMPIADKYRGYZSTAN

Course Tracks

Course Tracks

Three practical paths: Junior for grades 6-8, Senior for grades 9-11, and an intensive group for stronger students preparing for selection and international tasks.

For Beginners

Junior Track

Start your AI journey from scratch. Learn Python programming fundamentals, mathematics for AI, and build your first introductory machine learning models.

Best for
Grades 6-8, beginners or early programmers.
Workload
Steady weekly practice with guided homework.
Outcome
Python confidence, math base, and first ML projects.
Python ProgrammingMathematics for AIIntro to Machine Learning
For Advanced Students

Senior Track

Deepen your training in ML, NLP, computer vision, reinforcement learning, and competitive AI problem solving.

Best for
Grades 9-11 with Python or olympiad experience.
Workload
More demanding tasks, labs, and regular checkpoints.
Outcome
Competition-ready ML foundations and stronger problem solving.
Machine LearningNatural Language ProcessingComputer VisionReinforcement LearningCompetitive Programming Algorithms
For Strong Students

National-Team Intensive

A focused preparation group for students who already solve technical problems confidently and need faster olympiad-style practice.

Best for
Students already performing above the regular cohort pace.
Workload
High workload, mock contests, review sessions, and fast feedback.
Outcome
Readiness for selection rounds, team practice, and international-style tasks.
Machine LearningNatural Language ProcessingComputer VisionCompetitive Programming Algorithms

Who teaches

A mentor team with olympiad background

Students work with instructors who have represented Kyrgyzstan in AI, informatics, and mathematics competitions.

Iskhak Tazhibaev

AI olympiad mentor

Matvey Nizovsky

AI olympiad mentor

Adil Kanatbekov

Informatics mentor

Aidin Asankadyrov

Mathematics and olympiad mentor

Akniet Kenzhegulov

AI practice mentor

Zhanibek Kasymkan

AI olympiad mentor

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Course Format

Course Format

The curriculum runs as a blended cohort with recurring theory sessions, hands-on labs, and weekly quizzes.

2 theory sessions per week

1 hands-on lab per week

1 quiz per week

Blended cohort-based training

Topics Covered

Topics Covered

Python Programming

Mathematics for AI

Machine Learning

Natural Language Processing

Computer Vision

Reinforcement Learning

Competitive Programming Algorithms

Enrollment and availability

Enrollment and availability

Public pricing has not been announced. Contact the team for current group availability, entry requirements, schedule, and enrollment details.

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