The IT Young Potential Belgium is a Challenge designed to inspire creative and dynamic computer science Students & Young Professionals located in Belgium & Luxembourg.
The first round is played online. The students and the professionals will compete in separate leagues so that everyone gets a fair chance in competing to be crowned as Belgian IT Student or Young IT Pro Champion (less than 31 years old).
Registration is free and open during the entire duration of the Challenge.
Jury and ambassadors
Scores calculation :
You will have to give the correct answer to 15 questions in maximum 10 minutes!
- A good answer gives you 1 point
- A wrong answer or skipped answer results in a score of 0
The total score will be the cumulative score of all questions answered within the set timeframe.
The 10 best scores in both caregories (IT Students or IT Young Pro) will be invited to participate in the final which takes place on 10/05/2022 evening at the headquarters of Cisco in Diegem.
Results
At the end of the Challenge, you will receive the details of your score and ranking privately. As a result, participants can't share the answers.
In case of a tie, the timeframe to answer the questions will determine the order in the leaderboard.
Qualification and Disqualification
We really do not want to disqualify you, but sadly we will have to, if we catch you doing any of the following:
- Participants must be over 18 years old and be residents in Belgium or Luxembourg to be invited to win the prizes.
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Cisco, Spotit and NTT employees are welcome to participate but will not be eligible to win prizes.
- Only one registration per person is authorized.
- The participant can only compete in his own name and not for someone else.
- Personal information of the participant may be checked through different sources. Personal information must be accurate. Inaccurate or false information given by the participant will nullify the registration or entail the loss of the Prize.
- Communicating and/or publishing any kind of data, questions or solutions in liaison with the challenge, and sharing directly or indirectly this information with any other contestant before the challenge has been closed;
- Attempting to damage the website or taking action that may have a negative impact on the normal process/operating procedure of the challenge. Incidentally, this may also be considered as a legal violation, and the organizer reserves the right to initiate a legal procedure and claim damages before the court.
- Taking any action in violation of the copyrights/IP that belong to the authors of the questions, the members of the jury, and the EDITx IT educators community.
- Having multiple profiles while participating in the Challenge.
The following personal data about the participants will be collected by EDITx: first name, last name, address, date of birth, email, telephone/mobile number and Linkedin profile (if present). Personal data are used for the following purposes:
- To see if everything runs according to the rules
- To set up the statboard & leaderboard at the end of the Challenge
EDITx shares the personal information of the participants with the challenge partners.
The partners will use this information only for the following purposes:
- To contact all participants to share their results
- To contact the top participants to invite them for the finals
- To contact interested participants about future internships or job opportunities