UN Women, together with the Ukrainian community AI HOUSE and the Ministry of Digital Affairs, have opened a call for applications for the second wave of a free educational program on artificial intelligence for Ukrainian women. The training will start in early November and aims to teach participants how to work with data, automate processes, and create their own AI assistants.
UN Women, together with the Ukrainian community AI HOUSE and the Ministry of Digital Affairs, have opened a call for applications for the second wave of a free educational program on artificial intelligence for Ukrainian women. The training will start in early November and aims to teach participants how to work with data, automate processes, and create their own AI assistants.
The launch of the initiative is announced in an official press release from the organizers. The project is funded by the European Union and implemented with the support of UN funds and the Ministry of Digital Transformation.
The training will last from November 3 to 29. Women from all regions of Ukraine can apply, regardless of age, profession, or previous experience with technology. Registration is open until November 3 inclusive via the link on the AI HOUSE website .
The program covers the basics of artificial intelligence, visual content generation, and AI agent development. A special focus during the course will be on digital security, critical thinking, responsible data management, and the limitations of technology. The training will consist of six online sessions, and the 40 most active participants will be invited to practical offline classes at Applied AI Labs.
Experts from Havas Village Ukraine, AI-Experiment, Beetroot Academy, Learn to Earn Global, and the Center for Strategic Communications will share their experience with the participants.
AI HOUSE founder Serhiy Tokarev notes that during practical classes, participants will work with scenarios that are as close as possible to real work tasks. “Today, it is not enough to understand the capabilities of AI. You need to be able to set specific tasks for it, critically evaluate the result, and take into account the risks,” he explained.
In turn, the Minister of Digital Transformation, Oksana Ferchuk, emphasized that the initiative corresponds to the national strategy for the development of AI in Ukraine until 2030. It involves not only the development of the technologies themselves, but also the expansion of the competencies of the people who will work with them.
The first wave of the AI School took place in the spring of 2026. At that time, over 660 participants joined the program, of which more than 200 successfully completed the full course and received certificates. According to the organizers, about 80% of the first wave of graduates later noted that they were already applying the knowledge they had gained in their work.
