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Diia.Education wins gold at the QS Reimagine Education Awards 2025

The Diia.Education platform won a gold award in the "Lifelong Learning" category at the QS Reimagine Education Awards 2025. The project advanced through several evaluation stages among more than 1,600 participants and was recognized for facilitating skills acquisition.

Oleg Bazylewicz

By Oleg Bazylewicz

December 5, 2025 · 1 min read

Diia.Education wins gold at the QS Reimagine Education Awards 2025

Diia.Education received a gold award at the QS Reimagine Education Awards 2025 in the "Lifelong Learning" category.

Recognition at the competition

More than 1,600 projects from various countries took part in the contest. The platform passed four stages of evaluation and was recognized for supporting people in acquiring the skills they need.

Training and employment

Since early 2020, Diia.Education has been teaching digital literacy. In 2023, with support from Google.org, the platform expanded and became a tool for retraining and finding a new profession.

Since its launch, users have received more than five million certificates. Currently more than 30 learning tracks are available — from basic cyber-hygiene to professions in the IT sector.

For those who do not have devices or a reliable internet connection, a network of more than 5,000 offline hubs is in operation. Collaboration with five major job search sites allows users to immediately apply new skills and search for current vacancies.

Separately, the platform is linked to the development of Ukrainian AI: Diia.AI recently won an EU competition among digital government services and was entered in the Book of Records as the first AI assistant for public services.

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