The Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Digital Transformation and Google Ukraine have launched a platform with free resources for learning AI (artificial intelligence). The courses are free and available in Ukrainian and English.

“It is important for us that Ukrainians master the artificial intelligence tool to increase their competitiveness. Thanks to the training platform, everyone will be able to learn how to automate computing, content processing, standard customer responses, and much more using AI. This course is for everyone – from executives and marketers to lawyers and educators. We are grateful to Google Ukraine for their cooperation in creating a user-friendly tool. This is not just new knowledge, but real opportunities for everyone to grow,” said Yuliia Svyrydenko, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy of Ukraine.

The training is aimed at both beginners and experienced professionals. Access to the platform with courses is available here.

Advantages of the platform:

• Free training: access to educational materials from Google in Ukrainian and English.
• Flexible opportunities for development: courses can be taken at a time convenient for everyone, according to an individual schedule.
• Interactive learning formats: studio video lectures, instructions, workbooks, and self-study platforms.

“Artificial intelligence is gradually becoming an important part of our daily lives and opens up new opportunities for economic development and job creation. Google is committed to helping everyone adapt to this new reality and take advantage of AI. That’s why we are pleased to introduce a new platform with free resources for learning artificial intelligence to Ukrainians,” said Tetiana Lukyniuk, Country Director at Google Ukraine.

The launch of the AI skills training platform is the beginning of even greater cooperation between the Ministry of Economy and Google aimed at developing the digital skills of Ukrainians.

The project was implemented by Google Ukraine as part of a long-term cooperation with the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Digital Transformation and with the informational support of the Diia.Osvita platform.