AI programming in Bulgaria, in Russian and English
Explore development from Varna, Burgas, Sofia, Plovdiv or another Bulgarian city. The programme centres on a small group, personal feedback and a digital project of your own. This site presents the programme; enrolment is not open yet.
Work with a mentor in Russian or English
Understanding a problem matters more than memorising technical terms. Russian-speaking learners can discuss the reasoning in Russian while encountering English through documentation, tools and code. An English programme is intended for English-speaking learners. Each group’s language and meeting times are agreed before it starts.
Practical work you can explain
Choose a small problem, make a plan, build a prototype and test it. The mentor helps you understand AI-generated code and identify mistakes. Progress is assessed through working scenarios and your ability to explain the decisions.
- A project website or useful information service.
- A task plan, version history and checks of the result.
- Discussion of AI limitations, authorship and data protection.
The format established in Grodno
The core programme retains the original format: six two-hour sessions, up to four participants and feedback on an individual project. A trial session lasts two hours. Online participation is planned for learners across Bulgaria; schedules, equipment requirements and the meeting platform will be published before a group opens.
An experienced mentor and a considered choice
Dzmitry Arlou founded VibeCoding and works as a developer; his original biography reports more than 15 years in IT. Compare the introductory course, Cursor AI practice and the extended programme in the catalogue. Choose the scope that fits your goal and starting point.
Common questions
Do I need to move to Varna?
No. The Bulgaria-wide programme is designed around remote participation. Any future in-person meetings and their locations will be announced separately.
Does a four-language website mean lessons in all four languages?
No. Information is available in Bulgarian, Russian, Ukrainian and English. The intended teaching languages are Russian and English; individual groups will be agreed separately.