Global company AVNET and its partner company BREZNA have made significant investments in implementing computer equipment for a computer classroom at the Faculty of Technical Sciences Čačak. Students of FTS Čačak now have access to a modern laboratory equipped with the latest generation laptops and accompanying computer equipment. Both parties recognize the importance of continuous investment in education and technological resources to provide FTS students with an even more interactive and contemporary learning environment. Stefan Maurer, Vice President of AVNET, emphasizes that this donation is actually an investment in the shared future of FTS Čačak students and AVNET and BREZNA companies.

 

 

"This is our investment in the students of the Faculty of Technical Sciences Čačak, in whom we have recognized tremendous potential and are investing in our shared future. We want to provide young talents with the opportunity to explore new software, write their own code or web forms, and apply the knowledge gained at the Faculty in the AVNET BREZNA laboratory," said Maurer.

 

To recall, AVNET and its partner company BREZNA from Serbia created the "Level Up" program exclusively for students of the Faculty of Technical Sciences Čačak, aiming to further develop students’ skills in the areas of new technologies through internships. After intensive training conducted by experts from AVNET and BREZNA, FTS Čačak students will also have the opportunity to work in the recently opened BREZNA branch in Čačak. Representatives of the mentioned companies add that the collaboration with the Faculty of Technical Sciences Čačak has been excellent and that the interest in the "Level Up" program has exceeded all their expectations.

 

"We have experienced the best collaboration so far with the Faculty, and our program aimed at graduates and students of FTS Čačak has exceeded all our expectations in terms of the number of applicants. I believe that AVNET, BREZNA, and the Faculty of Technical Sciences Čačak have a bright future ahead!" concluded Stefan Maurer, Vice President of AVNET.