Steve "Woz" Wozniak, cofounder of Apple Computer and inventor of the
Apple II computer, announced on Friday the launch of his latest startup,
Woz U.
Woz U will start as an online learning platform focused on both students
and companies that will eventually hire those students. Woz U is based
out of Arizona, and hopes to launch physical locations for learning in
more than 30 cities across the globe.
At launch, the curriculum will center around computer support
specialists and software developers, with courses on data science,
mobile applications and cybersecurity coming in the future. Woz U also offers access to tech companies interested in using the tools
and resources provided to recruit and train employees. The platform
will be available to students K-12 through partnerships with school
districts too.
Wozniak said in a statement: “Our goal is to educate and train people in employable digital skills
without putting them into years of debt. 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. My entire life I have worked
to build, develop and create a better world through technology and I
have always respected education. Now is the time for Woz U, and we are
only getting started.”
Woz U will offer an app to help people understand which field of tech they’re best suited for, so they can set up their curriculum accordingly.
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