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Meet Artin, once a student, now employed at StarLabs

We introduce you to another success story of one of our many successful students, Art Rrustemi, who became part of Shkolla Digjitale from the age of 13. After completing all…

Meet Arti, once a student now employed at StarLabs

We introduce you to another success story of one of our many successful students, Art Rrustemi, who became part of Shkolla Digjitale from the age of 13. After completing all levels of the programming course, Arti at the age of 19 started his internship at the company StarLabs, where he now works as a developer. The knowledge gained at Shkolla Digjitale continues to help him today even in his studies "I started programming for the first time at Shkolla Digjitale, when I was 13 years old. Shkolla Digjitale has had a great impact on my career as a programmer because there I learned about the logic and basics of programming and later more advanced things. The knowledge gained at Shkolla Digjitale continues to help me a lot even today in my studies as well as in my work as a developer".

Showing success and commitment to work in this highly demanded field, he is now part of the youngest successful programmers "The successes I have had from Shkolla Digjitale have been many, but I single out the opportunity of employment at StarLabs from the knowledge I gained as a student, as well as the development of web applications for different clients", said Arti. The knowledge in the programming course and the internship at StarLabs have helped him also in his work as a programmer "The internship at StarLabs has been a golden opportunity to start my career as a young programmer because I learned the work practice, gaining knowledge for real projects as well as facing many challenges of this field", he answered. Arti advised his peers to engage in the direction of programming "I want to advise my peers to start learning and get involved as early as possible with programming, because this direction offers quite big opportunities for work and career advancement", he said.