Only students who have successfully completed the Discovery stage can move on to the Specialization stage. Here, they choose one of three main directions: Programming, Robotics, or Design. Students may focus on a single track or take courses across multiple tracks in parallel.
The specialization stage includes long-term, in-depth courses. Upon successfully completing them, students gain practical expertise and become junior specialists in their chosen field.
Graduates of this stage are prepared for entry-level positions in IT companies and can apply their skills directly in the job market where such expertise is in demand.

Students who have successfully completed at least one long-term course in the Specialization stage can advance to the Application stage. Here, under the initiative of students or group leaders, teams are formed to develop startup ideas.
The goal of this stage is to apply acquired IT skills to real-world challenges, especially in rural communities. By bringing technology into these areas, students contribute to the modernization of their hometowns.
Practical outcomes may include:
⦁ Operating and maintaining modern agricultural machinery
⦁ Designing local systems to monitor, organize, and automate work
⦁ Assisting with repairs and technical support
⦁ Promoting rural products in domestic and international markets through modern digital solutions
⦁ Creating websites and applications to improve infrastructure, increase efficiency in production, trade, tourism, and other sectors
Additionally, robotics skills are applied to address agricultural challenges, helping communities become more efficient and innovative.