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EuroPython Beginners' Day is open to everyone, from high school students to late career changers. Entry is free for EuroPython ticket holders (any ticket type), and €5 otherwise. Tickets for the Beginners' Day can be purchased through the [tickets page](https://ep2025.europython.eu/tickets/).
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####How to sign up for the Beginners' day and choose your track?
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## How to sign up for the Beginners' day and choose your track?
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Applications are open until May 11th, and successful applicants will be notified by May 18th. Entry is free for EuroPython ticket holders and €5 otherwise.
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The number of places available for each track is as follows:
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###Beginners' Day Unconference
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## Beginners' Day Unconference
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The Beginners' Day Unconference is designed to help you start and grow your tech career. On the day, you'll be able to:
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* Attend panel discussions where junior developers share their real-world experiences, hiring managers explain what they look for in candidates, and experienced developers discuss the journey from junior to senior roles;
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Whether you're considering a career change, looking for your first tech role, or wanting to advance your early career, these collaborative sessions provide insights and advice from people who've been in your shoes.
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###Django Girls
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## Django Girls
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Django Girls is a welcoming, hands-on workshop designed specifically for women and other underrepresented groups with little to no previous programming experience. Throughout this full-day session, participants will build their very own web application using Python and Django, guided by experienced mentors who provide personalized support every step of the way. The workshop follows a carefully designed curriculum that makes web development accessible and fun, creating a supportive environment where beginners can ask questions, experiment, and celebrate their progress together.
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## Humble Data
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Humble Data is an inclusive, beginner-friendly workshop that introduces participants to data science using Python. It is aimed at people from underrepresented groups in tech but is open to everyone. Throughout this interactive session, you'll learn essential Python programming concepts while exploring real-world datasets, creating visualizations, and discovering patterns through analysis. Experienced mentors will guide you through each step, from setting up your environment to implementing data analysis techniques. The workshop emphasizes a hands-on approach where you'll actively work with tools like Jupyter notebooks, pandas, and matplotlib in a supportive, collaborative atmosphere.
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# Programme Tracks for EuroPython 2025
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###Python Core, Internals, Extensions
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## Python Core, Internals, Extensions
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Proposals related to the foundation of Python and developments to extend and build upon the language.
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###Web Development, Web APIs, Front-End Integration
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## Web Development, Web APIs, Front-End Integration
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Proposals related to the development of interfaces seen and used by humans and computers.
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###DevOps, Cloud, Scalable Infrastructure
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## DevOps, Cloud, Scalable Infrastructure
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Proposals related to the running Python-based systems. What we do to bring programs into production, keep them alive and maintain them.
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###IoT, Embedded Systems, Hardware Integration
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## IoT, Embedded Systems, Hardware Integration
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Proposals related to running Python-derived software on the smallest devices with limited resources available.
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###Tooling, Packaging, Developer Productivity
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## Tooling, Packaging, Developer Productivity
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Proposals related to ease Python-related development, getting the product into a package, and how to automate most of the process from development via QA until the package is in a repository or even updated in production.
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###Testing, Quality Assurance, Security
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## Testing, Quality Assurance, Security
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Proposals related to best practices and tools to test code, infrastructure and the whole environment. How do we make sure that new (and old) code do what they are supposed to do and that there are no (un-)intentional accidents that destroy or expose data.
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###Community Building, Education, Outreach
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## Community Building, Education, Outreach
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Proposals related to people, working together and learning.
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###Ethics, Social Responsibility, Sustainability, Legal
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## Ethics, Social Responsibility, Sustainability, Legal
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Proposals related to the social science around Python. This category includes discussion of lines that should not be crossed, either because of formal laws or the values of our community. It also includes proposals to help make sure that people will be able to write and maintain Python code in the future, and feel good about doing that.
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## Professional Development, Careers, Leadership
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From junior to senior, from the lone wolf to the leader of multiple people. What are the options? Why is the goal not the same for everyone? And why should we keep this in mind if we are trying to lead teams?
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## Python for Games, Art, Play and Expression
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Proposals related to the playful applications of Python. This category includes proposals that use Python in ways that bring joy to you and others.
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## Machine Learning: Research & Applications
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Proposals related to cutting edge innovations in machine learning and related fields (natural language processing, computer vision, etc.).
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## Machine Learning, NLP and CV
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Proposals related to the use of Python for machine learning (ML), natural language processing (NLP) and computer vision (CV). This category includes proposals on how to work with Python packages for ML, NLP and CV, such as scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch, OpenCV, Transformers or LangChain. It also includes proposals which demonstrate ML, NLP or CV projects using Python.
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## Data Preparation and Visualisation
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Proposals related to the use of Python for data preparation and visualisation. This category includes proposals on how to work with Python packages for cleaning and transforming datasets (e.g., Pandas) and those for creating static and dynamic data visualisations.
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## Jupyter and Scientific Python
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Proposals related to the development of Python packages for scientific work, including Jupyter notebooks. This might include packages for scientific, mathematical or data science and machine learning work. This category can also include proposals on how to work with scientific Python packages that don’t fit into any of the other PyData categories, such as the use of NumPy or SciPy.
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## Data Engineering and MLOps
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Proposals related to working with big data in Python, as well as those related to deploying machine learning models. This category includes proposals discussing Python packages for working with big data, including distributed computing frameworks such as PySpark and packages for working with databases. It also includes proposals discussing the use of Python for machine learning experiment tracking, model deployment and model monitoring.
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###Other Topics
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Proposals that don’t fit into any other categories.
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