Drimlask
Drimlask
Vinnytsia, Ukraine
AI and data science masterclass in progress

AI & Data Science

DATA
skills that hold up

Drimlask brings together practitioners who work with machine learning and data pipelines every day — and the people who want to learn from them, wherever in Ukraine they are.

See the program

WHEN
it gets hard

Office hours

Ask when you're actually stuck

Scheduled sessions where you bring a real problem — a model that won't converge, a dataset that makes no sense — and work through it with someone who has seen it before.

Async feedback

Reviewed work, not just watched videos

Submit your notebooks or project drafts and receive written notes from instructors — specific, line-level observations rather than generic encouragement.

Progress tracking

A clear picture of where you are

Each module maps to a concrete skill. You can see what you've covered and what's left — no ambiguity about whether you're moving forward.

Data visualization background

The gap

BETWEEN
knowing and doing

Most people who study data science can describe an algorithm. Fewer can pick the right one for a messy real-world dataset, tune it under time pressure, and explain the result to someone who doesn't write code.

That gap is what the program is built around — not filling you with information, but putting you in situations where the decisions are yours to make.

Month 1
18%
Month 2
34%
Month 3
51%
Month 4
67%
Month 5
82%
Month 6
96%

Cumulative skill coverage across program modules — based on completed cohort data.

Students collaborating on data science projects

PEOPLE
around you matter

The cohort model means you're not going through this alone. You're alongside people at a similar stage, working on different problems — which turns out to be more useful than any lecture.

Taras Velychko Data analyst, Kyiv

Spent three months trying to understand feature engineering on my own. Two sessions with the group and it clicked — someone was dealing with the exact same confusion from a different angle.

Oksana Hryn Junior ML engineer, Lviv

Geography felt like a barrier before this. Vinnytsia to Lviv is a long way, but the async structure meant I never felt like I was catching up to people in bigger cities.

Dmytro Savchuk Backend developer moving into AI, Kharkiv

The peer reviews were uncomfortable at first — having someone else read your code always is. But that discomfort was the most useful part of the whole program.