Apple Launches New Education Hub Expands Supplier Training Programmes in India

Apple on Wednesday announced the relaunch of skill-building and training programmes for employees across its supplier network will be expanding to staff. It is part of its ongoing efforts to support workforce development in areas where it has a large manufacturing base, according to the tech giant Cupertino. Also, it announced the launch of a new education center in India that is designed to provide open training programmes for workers who build technical skills beyond their daily work.

Apple’s New Education Hub in India

According to Apple in a newsroom post, “The new education hub has been launched with the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) and will start offering new courses in March.” It will be a place for trainers and students to learn directly from teachers who specialize in digital literacy and Swift coding, according to the tech giadnt.

But we’re looking forward to expanding our technical training classes in India for the next generation of employees, allowing them thousands of people to learn new skills and explore new paths that can help grow careers,” said Apple Vice President of Environment and Supply Chain Innovation.

They are being delivered by faculty from MAHE, which will provide these courses to supplier trainers so they can deliver sessions to larger employee groups. With the start of Tata Electronics, the development courses will be available to supplier employees at over 25 supplier sites across the country for aspiring digital literacy and Swift programming as well as robotics (the most advanced technology), automation technologies and smart manufacturing.

The new development courses are the latest initiative from Apple’s global $50 million (roughly Rs. 452 452. The newsroom post was further read 3 crore) Supplier Employee Development Fund, the news room’s.

Following the expansion Apple and its partners have over 75 courses for supplier employees in India. A new robotics training programme was introduced in the nation by the company in December 2024 and, after its initial success, an expansion is expected for this year. In Apple’s view, it will train and qualify factory teachers at robotic s labs who in turn can tailor the curriculum and deliver sessions at their respective facilities.