CyberLab Academy is a CS2 school for kids and teens. It has one hall, in Petropavl at 21a Zhambyl Zhabayev Street, where you can come for a free trial session. Students from every other city in Kazakhstan train online: the same programme, the same coach and a permanent group, just over a computer and Discord instead of meeting in the hall.
To train you need a PC with CS2 on Steam, a stable connection, a headset with a microphone and screen sharing turned on, so the coach sees the game and reviews mistakes right during practice. Groups are formed by skill level and age, not by city: the voice room can bring together players from Astana, Almaty and Kostanay at once.
Progress is visible in numbers: coach scores for every session, FACEIT stats refreshed every evening, attendance and the student diary. Parents get their own account on the website and in the app where all of it sits together. The price is the same across Kazakhstan, and the first session is free wherever you live.
Three shifts a day in local time. We form groups in Kazakhstan in your time zone, with a coach on your hours.
Sessions are held in Russian.
Via Kaspi, by bank card or in cash at the academy hall in Petropavl; the administrator will suggest the best option when you sign up.
No. Outside Petropavl, training in every city of Kazakhstan runs online, with the same programme and coach as in the hall.
Yes. Without voice there is no teamplay, and without screen sharing the coach cannot see what is happening in the student’s game or review mistakes.
Just like with onsite students: a parent account on the website and in the app — attendance, coach grades and comments, statistics, a written profile and reports.
Leave a request or message us on WhatsApp and we will pick a group and shift that fit your time.