End of the Year

In 2024, I had the honor of working on a variety of exciting projects, both professional and personal.

The Czech cybersecurity competition opened a backdoor for me to participate in the European Cybersecurity Challenge (OpenECSC).

Events and lectures

During the year, I attended various events and lectures on interesting topics related to software development, cybersecurity, and IT trends.

One of the private workshops I was invited to was held at the Czech company GORDIC. They provide solutions for both the private and public sectors.

When I teach others Python, it's not just about building the basics, it's about creating a strong foundation. Forget about the stereotypical teacher. With me, students don’t just ask questions, discuss, and explore. They grow and become seasoned digital gunslingers, with a keyboard on their desk instead of a gun on their hip.

Buddy, I teach students so well that they breeze through the PCEP™ exam from the Python Institute like a hot knife through butter. It's 90 intense minutes of pure learning, no slack time. I’m not your average tutor! Each student in my group gets individual attention, with the goal of motivating them to become great at Python.

Czech cybersecurity competition

A total of 10,364 participants signed up for the first round of the competition, and 2,043 advanced to the second round. Only 66 participants made it to the final round.