Striving to gain market-oriented knowledge and skills to jumpstart your career in IT? Apply for this program and shape your professional path with EPAM experts.DetailsWe invite you to join our free educational program for junior professionals in .NET, designed for students and individuals with basic software development knowledge. In this learning path, you can expect self-paced learning with a part-time commitment, assignments that include automated checks and tests and evening group Q&A sessions and workshops – all under the guidance of EPAM experts.By participating, you will have the opportunity to: Learn how to create programs in C# using a structured approach Understand simple algorithms for searching and sorting data Find out how to develop and debug .NET solutionsAcquire the skills to create ASP.NET Web API programs Discover how to build n-layer .NET applications Registration deadline: January 26, 2026Program start*: February 16, 2026After completing all program stages, high-performing candidates may be offered the opportunity to continue learning according to their level, skills and available opportunities at EPAM.*Program dates are subject to change. Stay tuned for updates.What do we offer?Education within an IT company. As a leading software engineering company, we will help you explore emerging technologies and best practices that the market demands.Top-notch learning materials. EPAM specialists with extensive project experience have designed and tested our educational content in numerous training runs. Practice-oriented approach. This comprehensive program focuses on providing you with hands-on experience and practical application of the concepts learned. Support from training coordinators. Our specialists will navigate your learning path and conduct regular workshops. Training processThe program is designed to guide you through two engaging stages:Stage 1: Fundamentals (~4 months with ~20 hours of weekly engagement)At this stage, you'll build a strong foundation in .Net. Here's what to expect:Exploration of self-study materials, accessible at any time Completion of practical tasks and theory quizzes with automated checksParticipation in regular workshops led by EPAM expertsPerform well to pass the technical interview and advance to the next level.Stage 2: Specialization (6 months with ~30 of weekly engagement)This stage is all about taking your skills to the advanced level with a more intensive approach:Daily learning. Complete daily practical assignments that will challenge and grow your expertise.Self-study. Continue exploring in-depth materials to master specialized topics.Group support. Attend group Q&A sessions with peers and mentors for real-time insights.Practical integration. Apply what you’ve learned by working on a personal project that showcases your abilities.Once you complete both fundamentals and specialization stages, you'll acquire job-ready soft and technical skills that will equip you to thrive as a .NET engineer in the IT industry.What is required for training:English level from B1 (Intermediate) and higherDeep understanding of algorithms and OOPKnowledge of SQL and data structuresFamiliarity with database fundamentalsBasic understanding of C#, HTML, CSS and JavaScriptAnalytical thinking and ability to solve non-standard tasksNice to have:Proficiency in any programming languageImportant notes:The program is available to Polish citizens and permanent residents who are 18 years of age or older, eligible to work full-time in Poland at the time of application.Program dates may change. Please stay updated via email and our website.Seats are limited, and candidates with the highest assessment results will be enrolled first.We maintain a fair and transparent selection process, and any form of cheating will result in disqualification.If you are currently participating in another EPAM Campus program or employed at EPAM, please consult your Training Coordinator or Resource Manager before applying.After completing the program, high-performing participants may be offered opportunities for continued learning based on their skills, performance, and available pathways at EPAM.