IT Community Roadshow, the first season

Completed

From Tashkent to Nukus

A regional tour and one of the first initiatives of this format in Uzbekistan. Free offline events about IT careers, freelancing, startups and the skills people need to get started, brought to every region of the country.

Cities
19
On the road
7 months and 7 days
Attendees
3,500 and more
Entry
Free for everyone
Tashkent Nukus
  1. 01Tashkent
  2. 02Syrdarya
  3. 03Bekabad
  4. 04Almalyk
  5. 05Kokand
  6. 06Andijan
  7. 07Namangan
  8. 08Fergana
  9. 09Jizzakh
  10. 10Samarkand
  11. 11Karshi
  12. 12Termez
  13. 13Denau
  14. 14Bukhara
  15. 15Navoi
  16. 16Zarafshan
  17. 17Urgench
  18. 18Khiva
  19. 19Nukus

Nineteen stops in the order the tour took them. Select a city to find it on the map.

The program

What the road was about

Every stop was built around the same four themes and the questions the local audience came with.

On the program

  • IT careers and education
  • Freelancing and remote work
  • Startups and entrepreneurship
  • Skill development and personal growth

What people left with

  • How to land a first job in IT or start freelancing
  • How to pick up new skills quickly
  • How to grow a LinkedIn profile
  • How to launch a startup or build an IT career

A special focus on women in IT

Part of the program at every stop was built for women taking their first steps toward a career in technology, with sessions and speakers who had taken that step themselves.

Beyond the room

How far the season travelled

Each stop was announced locally and covered afterwards, so the tour reached far more people than the halls could hold.

3 million reach on social media through ads, announcements and our own channels
100 announcements published in regional and city Telegram channels
10 video stories about the events broadcast on regional TV
10 and more interviews and press releases published in national media

The road did not stop here

The second season is on the road now, with 30 stops across Uzbekistan and the Republic of Karakalpakstan, and a program that grew out of everything the first season taught us.

See the second season