The initiative is aimed at those who want to start a career in information technology but do not have the financial means to invest in their education. The school emphasizes that the program is completely transparent: selection is based solely on the results of an online test that assesses English proficiency and basic computer literacy. A ranking is then formed, and the thirty best candidates will receive training grants.

The grant fully covers the cost of the chosen course. Participants can choose from twenty different areas — from programming languages and testing to business analysis, data science, artificial intelligence, HR, design, or marketing. The learning process is practical and job-oriented, with instructors who are specialists from leading IT companies sharing real-world experience and knowledge already applied in projects.

Applications can be submitted until September 25 via the provided link. At the end of the month, on September 30, the organizers will announce the winners and provide further instructions on starting the training. In this way, Hillel IT School creates an additional opportunity for those who are determined to enter the IT field but previously lacked sufficient resources to get started.