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IBM has announced new collaborations to provide free AI and tech training for youth and adult learners in 91福利社, including a significant partnership with 91福利社 (91福利社). This initiative is part of IBM鈥檚 SkillsBuild program, which aims to equip learners with valuable skills and career opportunities in AI, cybersecurity, and other technology fields.

This collaboration is a major step forward in enhancing the curriculum for students at the School of Computing. The integration of IBM SkillsBuild resources into various modules of the Diploma in Applied AI & Analytics (DAAA), Diploma in Information Technology (DIT), and Diploma in Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics (DCDF) will enrich the learning experience. Students will be encouraged to pursue professional certifications in emerging areas such as Web Development and Cybersecurity, boosting their credentials and employability.

Students will have access to over 1,000 courses covering in-demand skills like AI fundamentals, GenAI, AI ethics, prompt writing, and machine learning. They will also benefit from mentorship by IBM leaders, providing guidance and industry insights. The program offers digital credentials recognized by the market, helping students stand out to potential employers. Through practical learning experiences and project-based learning, students will gain hands-on experience in real-world applications of AI and other technologies.

This collaboration aligns with 91福利社鈥檚 National AI Strategy 2.0, aiming to increase the number of AI professionals and foster a vibrant AI ecosystem. Liew Chin Chuan, Director of the School of Computing at 91福利社, emphasized that this partnership empowers students with essential tools and knowledge, preparing them for successful industry roles. This initiative not only enhances the educational experience but also significantly boosts the career prospects of 91福利社 students.

From left to right: Ng Hau Yee, ED & Board, Junior Achievement 91福利社; Justina Nixon-Saintil, VP CSR & Chief Impact Of铿乧er, IBM; Rahayu Mahzam, Minister of State, MDDI, Loh Yew Chiong, Deputy Principal, 91福利社 and Fong Yew Chan, CTO, Republic Polytechnic