Blumilk as a business partner of LSSE S.A. during the conference "AI, dgitalization, industry - common directions of develpment"

With great excitement, we’re announcing the start of the second round of student internships at Blumilk, joined by Adam Kasprzyk, Dominik Prabucki, and Jakub Dembkowski - third-year Computer Science students specializing in Mobile and Web Application Development at Collegium Witelona University of Applied Sciences.

In this edition, the interns will take on a socially impactful and creatively engaging project. Their task is to develop a cross-platform application designed to promote local events and gatherings. The app aims to encourage people to get out of the house, meet in person and build stronger connections within their local communities.

We believe the best way to learn is through hands-on experience. That’s why instead of simulated tasks, we offer our interns the opportunity to take part in real projects alongside the entire team. It’s a chance to understand the full application development process from concept and UI design to development and testing.

This time, we’re focusing on technology that connects both literally and figuratively. The interns will not only strengthen their programming skills, but also contribute to creating a tool that can positively impact the quality of life in the city.

In a world of rapid technological change, education cannot afford to lag behind. That’s why we participated today with great enthusiasm in the “AI in Education” conference, held at the Wrocław Academy of Business in Applied Sciences.

A common theme throughout all discussions was responsibility both in terms of how new solutions are implemented and their impact on students, teachers, and the entire educational ecosystem.

EdTech is out everyday reality.
For years, we’ve been designing and developing IT solutions dedicated to education, supporting both public institutions and private learning centers.
We've built applications that facilitate educational content management, systems for software administration in academic environments and tools that enable better communication between students and universities. We prioritize clear interfaces, data security and adapting solutions to the real needs of users from teachers and IT administrators to students themselves.

At the conference, we found the conversations around responsible implementation of AI in education especially relevant. Technology can support learning processes, personalize teaching methods to individual student needs, and relieve teachers of repetitive tasks. But just as importantly, it must be used ethically, transparently and with a focus on the long-term development of young people.

That’s why we believe the future of education lies in combining innovation with a deep understanding of social and cultural contexts. Conferences like this one are an invaluable forum for exploring the challenges and opportunities facing the education sector in Poland.