Who can submit?
Everyone is welcome. We're looking for proposals from experienced developers, data scientists, students, educators, innovators, open-source contributors, first-time speakers. Anyone with a story worth sharing.
PyCon SK is built by the community, for the community. The conference brings together 600+ developers, data enthusiasts, students, and seasoned professionals from Slovakia and beyond to learn, share, inspire and connect.
We're looking for talks that inspire, teach, challenge ideas and help others discover something new.
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Everyone is welcome. We're looking for proposals from experienced developers, data scientists, students, educators, innovators, open-source contributors, first-time speakers. Anyone with a story worth sharing.
At our last conference we ran a Beginners Day — a track of talks and workshops made for people taking their first steps with Python. Beginner-friendly proposals are just as welcome as advanced ones, so don't assume your topic is too simple for us.
Python, data, AI, vibe coding, web development, DevOps, testing, security, open source, education, real-world projects. Anything you think our community would love to learn about.
Have an idea that doesn't fit fully into one of these categories? Send it our way anyway! Our programme committee will take a look and see whether it could be a good fit for the PyCon SK programme.
Tell us what you'd like to share, talk or workshop title, and who it's for — beginners, intermediate learners/users, experienced professionals or a mix?
By 30 October 2026Add a short bio, your photo, and links to your LinkedIn profile, previous talks, or relevant projects.
We'll look at all proposals! And please, do not forget to add a short description of your proposal — up to 300 words.
We'll contact selected speakers in January 2027 at the latest.
By January 2027See you on 12–13 March 2027 at FIIT STU in Bratislava.
Alongside PyCon SK, Erudo works with Slovak schools on bringing quality STEAM into everyday teaching — and we would love the Python community's help with it.
You could lead a beginner-friendly vibe-coding workshop for teachers or high-school students, or bring an idea of your own. Sessions with schools run in Slovak.
Write to us at
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