Microsoft creates tech training programme for US military spouses


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  • Friday, 16 Nov 2018

Microsoft’s Military Spouse Technology Academy started in September with 19 students in Lakewood, near Joint Base Lewis McChord. (Microsoft)

Microsoft has expanded its outside training programme to support military families, launching a tech-skills class for military spouses. 

The Military Spouse Technology Academy started in September with 19 students in Lakewood, near Joint Base Lewis McChord, Washington. Students in the 22-week pilot programme will learn server and cloud administration skills, to get them ready for careers in information technology and the tech industry. 

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