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    Oracle to skill 4 lakh students in Andhra Pradesh, make them employable

    The company will collaborate with Andhra Pradesh Skill Development Corporation to provide training in AI, data science, cloud and other emerging technologies
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauMay 6, 20252 Mins Read56310 Views
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    Oracle and Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation (APSSDC) will together provide skills development training to four lakh students across Andhra Pradesh and make them more employable. The objective is to strengthen and expand the digital capabilities of the youth of Andhra Pradesh.

    The programme will be delivered free of cost as a digital learning experience through Oracle MyLearn, a comprehensive training and enablement platform from Oracle University.

    The students will be offered access to digital training material and foundational certifications that will make them job ready. They will be able to access over 300 hours of learning programmes on several technologies such as Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle AI services, OCI Generative AI, OCI Data Science, Oracle APEX, OCI DevOps,and Oracle Security, along with complete structured learning paths.

    According to G. Ganesh Kumar, IAS, MD & CEO, APSSDC, “We are determined to produce a highly-skilled IT workforce and become the IT knowledge hub for the world.”

    The initiative will offer foundational training in cloud technologies, leading to professional-level training, certifications, and additional training that will be individually curated based on learning levels and educational goals. It will also provide students with a foundation in cloud computing and a better understanding of core concepts such as AI, ML, data science or block chain.

    Additionally, students can also earn badges that demonstrate their readiness for specialised job roles, making it easier for employers to identify qualified candidates and support job-placement efforts within the state.

    Shailender Kumar, senior vice president and regional managing director, Oracle India and NetSuite – Japan and Asia Pacific, feels, “With AI reshaping the global workforce, the need for continuous upskilling has never been more urgent. Oracle University’s Skills Development Initiative offers world-class training and certifications that not only build in-demand digital competencies, but also helps students validate their expertise, enhance employability, and bring long-term stability to their careers. Together with APSSDC, we aim to create meaningful pathways for local talent to thrive in a rapidly evolving tech landscape.”

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