How can a student get an educational version of PhpStorm, PyCharm and the rest?

Question

jetbrains

Hello comrades!
I moved to the 11th grade of an average Russian school, and it took (by the way, and now it is necessary) to download JetBrains PRO IDEs. Well, at least PhpStorm and PyCharm, anyway. I saw on the site that gingerbread cookies are handed out to students for free. I dug around, it turns out I need some kind of ISIS, a student's mailbox in the box of the University, and there are some other .edu domains, etc., and even that the program considers this domain invalid for some, because the list of valid domains is still being filled . Amazing. It may have already been fixed, but it does not change the essence of my problem. How can I be? I'm not a student. I still have 1 year left. On this occasion, I did not find any comments either on the site or on Habré, where there was an article from a representative of JetBrains. What to do? Who is in the know? I will be very grateful for your help.
Ps And yet, the question arose - do they give PRO versions to students or some separate ones? There are just 3 names on the site - Professional, Community and Educational.

Answer 1

Maybe you should have written to JetBrains right away, and not to a toaster? There are definitely answers to your questions.

Answer 2

About a month ago I myself received full access to their product from them, but I am also a student.
But in fact, it seems to me that they don’t care there.
Because I indicated not a student mail, but my personal one, simply by attaching a pass from the university. At the same time, the message with approval came at the same moment, so I think everything automatically comes there if you fill out everything correctly
. So you can also just try to send a request there, and attach some kind of pass from the school

Answer 3

Alas, for school students in any way, this distribution program is aimed specifically at students.
And, ISIS is an International student Identity Card, an international student card.
Therefore, you have only one way out, use the trial version, and direct hands with Google, if you understand what I mean :)