Explore CyphX Clubs' 2026/2027 event system: flagship competitions, community programs, open labs, career sessions, and flexible challenges built by students for students.
From the opening Arena Junior to the final CyphX Arena, the year is about learning, building, competing, contributing, and having fun.
The four major anchors of the CyphX Clubs year.
Official year launch
The opening event after Integration Day: club discovery, new-member integration, team mini-games, and accessible challenges inspired by OSINT, cybersecurity, data, CTFs, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Social-tech initiative
Technology, student collaboration, and responsible social contribution come together in an initiative supporting families in need. Any collection or social action depends on administrative validation and transparent organization.
Women in tech competition
A project-oriented competition promoting women’s participation in software, data, AI, cybersecurity, innovation, and technology.
Main flagship competition
A multi-day competitive series—not a single contest—potentially combining a hackathon, CTF, competitive programming, datathon, and additional technical challenges when feasible.
Flexible formats that respond to student needs, emerging tools, community energy, and available opportunities.
Practical technical workshops
Hands-on sessions around useful and trending topics: agentic AI, automation, web, data engineering, cloud, cybersecurity, open source, APIs, DevOps, deployment, and analytics.
October–December 2026Structured online learning
Python, SQL, analytics, data engineering, and AI learning with certifications, progress tracking, rankings, mini-projects, and a possible capstone or datathon.
December 2026–March 2027 · maximum one monthIntensive hybrid program
A short, intensive, project-oriented program that can focus on web, data and AI, cybersecurity, cloud and DevOps, automation, mobile, or full-stack development.
Permanent hybrid open lab
A community-driven open-source lab where members build useful digital tools for EST Béni Mellal, clubs, students, events, and extracurricular life.
Occasional community sessions
CyphX Careers is a recurring community-based session series for career orientation, CV/LinkedIn/GitHub preparation, internship readiness, alumni exchanges, tech role discovery, and technical interview preparation. Sessions are organized according to member needs, speaker availability, and the yearly calendar.
WarZone only runs when supervision, rules, validation, and a suitable technical environment are available.
Build. Attack. Secure. Deploy.
A supervised, high-intensity format where teams build, test, secure, deploy, and pitch their own projects. Security testing is limited to event projects and predefined rules; no external, institutional, personal, or unauthorized systems are involved.
Security testing is limited to projects developed inside the event and predefined rules. No external, institutional, personal, or unauthorized targets are involved.
These activities are organized according to community needs, opportunities, partners, validation, and logistics.
A scannable view of the expected year. Exact dates will be published after validation.
CyphX Arena Junior + Kick-off
Data Skills + Cypher Workshops
CyphX Open Lab
Occasional CyphX Careers community sessions
Cypher Camp
CyphX Code4Good
CyphX Code4Her
WarZone + flexible competitions when feasible
CyphX Arena
The calendar is preliminary and may be adjusted depending on administration validation, available spaces, partners, speakers, and logistics.
Previous names live here as part of the club’s history—not as the future event structure.
May 18, 2026 · Workshop
A hands-on workshop where participants learned how to build their own AI agents using n8n, a powerful workflow automation tool, and participated in a competition to showcase their skills.
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May 05, 2026 · Workshop
A practical workshop dedicated for 1st year students to prepare them for their first internship and break the ice with the professional world for them.
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March 13, 2026 · Competition
CyphX Clubs’ first competitive programming challenge, marking the first-ever CP event held at ESTBM. Bringing together 15+ participants, the event created a fast-paced environment where students tackled algorithmic problems under pressure—setting the foundation for a growing competitive programming culture within the campus.
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March 9, 2026 · Workshop
A practical workshop focused on building professional CVs, solving missleading myths, and how to hunt for internships.
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December 2025 - March 2026 · Camp
The previous four-month Web Dev Edition. The 2026/2027 Cypher Camp format is now concentrated, hybrid, practical, and capped at one month.
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February 2026 · Competition
The first official competition organized by CyphX Clubs in its KickOff, bringing together 50+ participants featuring low-technical and no-technical challenges to spark the competitive spirit in new talents. Focused on problem-solving and teamwork.
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CyphX Clubs organizes CyphX Arena Junior, CyphX Arena, CyphX Code4Good, CyphX Code4Her, CyphX WarZone, Cypher Workshops, Cypher Camp, Data Skills, Open Lab, occasional CyphX Careers orientation sessions, hackathons, CTFs, datathons, competitive programming, AI, and open-source challenges.
CyphX Arena is the main flagship event: a 3 to 5 day series that may include a hackathon, CTF, competitive programming, datathon, and other technical challenges.
CyphX WarZone is a controlled competitive format built around Build, Attack, Secure, Deploy, where teams build projects, test them under predefined rules, secure them, deploy or simulate deployment, and pitch their work.
CyphX Open Lab is a community-driven open-source lab where active members build useful digital projects for EST Béni Mellal, clubs, students, and extracurricular life.
No. CyphX Clubs is first a student-led tech community built around learning, building, competitions, events, open-source projects, and community growth. Internship exposure is only one program path.