The man who revolutionized tech world with Steve Jobs is ready to create a revolution in tech education world with his new education platform.
Steve Wozniak, the Apple co-founder, announced a tech education platform “Woz U” a world-class digital institute, based out of Arizona, to fill the employment gap for high paid jobs in US.
Woz U has established partnerships with traditional universities, businesses, government and non-profits to help people advance their careers while filling the technology gap in the global workforce. Our partnerships are designed to spur innovation and growth for technology-based entrepreneurs and thought leaders. Organizations partner with Woz U to attract and retain top technology talent worldwide.
Woz U is partnering with Universities, businesses, Governments and non-profit organizations to help candidates to advance their career in filling technology gap in global workforce. The program is designed in a way that candidate may get into workforce quickly and affordably. It also helps businesses for training solutions.
“Our goal is to educate and train people in employable digital skills without putting them into years of debt,” said Wozniak, who co-founded Apple Computer and invented the Apple II computer that launched the personal computing revolution. “People often are afraid to choose a technology-based career because they think they can’t do it. I know they can, and I want to show them how.”
Woz U program has launched online and it is planning to create 30 ground campuses in coming time.
Currently, two program has been created online which includes software development course and Computer support specialist.
Software Development courses includes frontend technologies, backend technologies, databases, security, Agile etc. while computer support specialist courses includes server related activities.
“My entire life I have worked to build, develop and create a better world through technology and I have always respected education,” Wozniak said. “Now is the time for Woz U, and we are only getting started.”
