Our founder, the friendly face teaching our younger whiz kids in robotics and coding, has a rich background in the tech world. Before starting ITI Academy, he delved into everything from SAP to cloud systems and network architectures. He's also shared his tech smarts as a lecturer at Bedfordshire and Coventry Universities in London. Now, he's bringing all that tech wizardry and teaching magic to our classes, making learning both super fun and super smart

I met Reneta in Bedford, where I once had a school. She enrolled her son Erik, who still attends our academy. After a few conversations, it turned out that Reneta has significant experience in building websites and in computer graphics. As I needed someone who was very familiar with this area, I offered a collaboration to Reneta. Today, she is responsible for the web development course.
Reneta also has ideas for additional courses like computer graphics and a book club, which we plan to implement soon.

Roman was a student I met at the university where I have the opportunity to lecture. He worked in a group with Kamila. His engagement and approach to problems caught my attention. Roman demonstrated extensive knowledge and a willingness to collaborate at every level of the project. His bachelor's thesis, "Knee X-Ray Pathology Recognition System," which focused on the use of AI in diagnosing knee injuries, received a special Gold Award distinction.

Now, Roman and I are working on a joint project called "Grow," which is related to AI and automation. Roman will also be teaching his favorite subject: Computer Games.

I met Kamila at the university where I have the pleasure of occasionally lecturing. She was in a group of students along with Roman, with whom she worked on a project. Kamila demonstrated comprehensive knowledge in coding and building applications which enabled her to graduate with First Class honors.
She first encountered robotics when she was still in elementary school and a bit in high school.
Since April 2024, she started assisting in robotics classes, which she now leads on her own.