Free cloud skills training


One for the album: (Standing front row, third from left AWS re/Start regional leader Dr Rani Sarojeni Burchmore, PayNet chairman Datuk Mohd Izzaddin Idris, Maybank former group chief human capital officer Datuk Nora Abd Manaf, PayNet GCEO Farhan Ahmad, Jun Maria, and Murray.

With its first batch of 50 Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU) trainees successfully completing their courses, Program Akar powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) re/Start, a free industry-first initiative designed to equip future leaders with globally recognised cloud skills, is ready to welcome its next cohort from January to April, next year.

With the newly acquired skills, these graduates will have the potential to secure high-value technical jobs and command higher starting salaries while reducing the digital talent gaps faced by the industry.

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