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Polkadot Blockchain Academy announces fifth cohort in Singapore to develop Blockchain talent
Key points
- Polkadot Blockchain Academy launched its fifth cohort in Singapore on May 20, 2024.
- The program offers approximately 184 hours of classes on various blockchain topics.
- PBA introduces synchronous remote learning for global accessibility.
Polkadot Blockchain Academy (PBA), a leading institution in the field of blockchain education, announced the launch of its fifth cluster in Singapore, the largest to date, starting May 20, 2024. PBA aims to cultivate developer talent and enable advance the Polkadot ecosystem through its comprehensive educational programs.
Since its inception, PBA has been dedicated to training developers to become leaders and innovators in web3. After the program, many graduates have joined teams within the Polkadot ecosystem, fellowship programs, Web3 Foundation, Parity, or launched their own projects.
In response to community demand, we are expanding the Academy this session, welcoming our largest group yet with both in-person and remote participants.
The fifth cohort of the Polkadot Blockchain Academy, the largest ever, kicks off today?
PBA is a pioneering educational program that provides developers and entrepreneurs with the knowledge and skills needed to build and lead innovative projects within the Polkadot ecosystem. https://t.co/MZOccDNwc2
— Polka Dot (@Polkadot) May 20, 2024
The new group in Singapore is designed to provide participants with a deep and enriching learning experience. Supported by 18 expert instructors, students will receive high-level instruction and personalized guidance throughout the program. This initiative builds on the success of PBA’s previous programs and promises to provide valuable knowledge and skills to aspiring blockchain developers.
Shaping the future of Web3
With the fifth group, PBA responds to the community’s request to expand the Academy. It will contain approximately 184 hours of lessons, covering a wide range of topics essential to blockchain development. Includes modules on economics, governance, smart contracts and Polkadot-SDK. This broad program ensures students have an in-depth understanding of the Polkadot ecosystem.
Pauline Cohen Vorms, CEO and co-founder of Polkadot Blockchain Academy, highlighted the importance of the program’s location in Asia.
“Asia is a very dynamic market for blockchain and especially for Polkadot. Some of our strongest projects, collaborators, developers and founders are based in Asia. It is an important region that is ideally suited for the creation of the PBA’s fifth group to educate , sow knowledge and help graduate a new wave of talent.
In addition to the in-person on-campus program, PBA is pioneering the synchronous remote learning experience. This innovative approach will ensure accessibility and inclusiveness for all as it will allow students from all over the world to participate.
Conclusion
The launch of the fifth batch by the Polkadot Blockchain Academy in Singapore marks a significant step in the cultivation of blockchain talent in Asia and other parts of the world. It builds on the PBA’s goal: to enrich the ecosystem with knowledgeable and knowledgeable people who can advance technology. With its comprehensive curriculum, expert instructors, and commitment to global accessibility, PBA continues to support the growth and success of blockchain technology.