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Our cyber awareness programmes — Generation Cyber and CyberCamp — are for young people aged 14–17. CyberCamp is also a good fit for teachers and parents. Rootaccess is for computer science graduates and professionals who want to start or move into a cybersecurity career. We deliver these programmes through schools, communities, and organisations rather than individual sign-ups.
Yes — all our programmes are free for participants. Our activities are covered by donors, businesses and private donations.
Generation Cyber and CyberCamp start from the basics and assume no technical background.
Rootaccess is designed for people with a computer science background who are ready to build cybersecurity skills or early-career participants who are seeking professional orientation in cybersecurity.
Rootaccess and Generation Cyber runs fully online. CyberCamp can be delivered in an online or hybrid format. The programmes are conducted in Ukrainian or English. Rootaccess is designed for people with a computer science background who are ready to build cybersecurity skills or early-career participants who are seeking professional orientation in cybersecurity.
Generation Cyber runs over 2.5 months online, CyberCamp is a 2-week hybrid programme, and Rootaccess is a 6–8 week series of practical workshops.
We don't offer individual enrollment. Instead, we partner with schools, communities, governments, and businesses to deliver our programmes as group training. If you'd like to bring CyVic to your organisation or community, write to us at civiccyber@pm.me.
