The Gyeonggi Business and Science Accelerator (GBSA) is recruiting trainees for a practical AI talent training program in collaboration with global big tech companies NVIDIA and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
This training is part of the "AI Specialist Training Program," designed to strengthen the employment and entrepreneurship capabilities of young people through hands-on projects based on the latest technologies. Applications for the NVIDIA course are open until June 24, while applications for the AWS course are open until June 22.
The AI Specialist Training Program is an educational initiative designed to equip young people in Gyeonggi Province with practical AI skills needed in real industrial settings, in response to the era of digital transformation.
Moving beyond theory-based education, the program features a project-based curriculum that can be applied directly in the workplace, supporting participants in obtaining certifications and building portfolios to further enhance their employability and entrepreneurial capabilities.
This training is offered in two tracks: the NVIDIA course and the AWS course. The NVIDIA course will accept a total of 25 trainees and will run for two months from July 3 to August 27, featuring NVIDIA’s official educational content and a hands-on curriculum.
The "AWS AI Career Jump-up" program, in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), will be held from July 1 to August 22.
Previously, GBSA provided practical training to a total of 50 young people through the "HyperCLOVA X Project" course with Naver Cloud and the "Azure-based AI Service Development Course" with Microsoft.
GBSA also plans to launch a Google Cloud training program in the second half of the year.
Kim Hyungon, President of GBSA, said, "This training is a practical program that combines the technological expertise of leading global cloud companies with GBSA’s hands-on educational capabilities," adding, "It will be an opportunity for young people who aspire to work in the AI industry to acquire practical skills that can be applied in the field and achieve successful employment outcomes."
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