Why I’m Sharing My IT Course for Free from TODAY

In the world of IT, growth doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens when we share knowledge, exchange experiences, and learn from each other.

Over the years, working with small and medium businesses, I’ve seen how many struggle to set up proper IT structures.
Some don’t know where to start, others underestimate the importance of clear processes, and often, IT ends up being reactive instead of proactive.

That’s why I decided to create my course:

👉 IT Department from Scratch (Udemy)

It’s a 2-hour practical guide that shows how to build an IT department step by step. No corporate fluff, just real-world practices from the trenches.

And here’s the important part: I decided to make it completely free.


Why free?

Because I strongly believe that in IT, knowledge should be shared. If we don’t share, we risk losing both experience and understanding. But when we do share, something powerful happens — we often receive even more than we gave.

  • We spark new ideas.
  • We get feedback that helps us improve.
  • We connect with people who face challenges we might not have seen before.

I’ve experienced this firsthand: every time I’ve shared my know-how, I’ve gained new perspectives, better solutions, and stronger connections in return.


Knowledge multiplies when it’s shared

That’s why I want this course to be available to anyone who might need it — whether you’re an entrepreneur trying to organize IT in your company, a growing IT professional, or simply someone curious about IT structures.

👉 You can access it here: IT Department from Scratch

If it helps you, I’d love to hear your thoughts. And if you know someone who could benefit, please pass it along.

Let’s keep knowledge flowing in our industry — because when we share, we all grow stronger.

Let’s keep the conversation going.
Don’t be a stranger — say hi!

📩 Email: zhivko@zlefterov.tech
💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zlefterov-tech/

I’d love to hear your feedback, your thoughts on the course, or simply connect and exchange ideas.
After all, IT is not just about systems — it’s about people sharing knowledge and growing together.

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