Monash College and Microsoft have teamed up to revolutionize tech education by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into the curriculum. This collaborative effort aims to equip students with essential skills and certifications to thrive in the rapidly evolving tech industry.
Through the Future Skills program, students will have access to Microsoft’s AI content, certifications, and expertise, ensuring they are well-prepared to enter the workforce. As part of the initiative, students will receive a range of certifications and badges from Microsoft, enhancing their job prospects.
Monash College CEO Jo Mithen highlighted the significance of these industry-recognized qualifications, emphasizing the importance of being job-ready in a dynamic market. By partnering with Microsoft, the college aims to provide students with the necessary skills to succeed in the digital age.
The course will focus on Microsoft’s Responsible AI principles, educating students on the ethical considerations and responsibilities associated with AI technology. The partnership between Monash College and Microsoft represents a commitment to setting new standards in education and training, offering unparalleled upskilling opportunities for individuals and organizations.
Sarah Carney, Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft Australia and New Zealand, emphasized the collaborative effort’s impact on various sectors, including technology, healthcare, and energy. The partnership aims to empower employers and professionals in Victoria and across Australia by providing advanced training and development opportunities.
Through this innovative collaboration, Monash College and Microsoft are paving the way for a new era of tech education, driving innovation, and preparing students for successful careers in the tech industry. This strategic alliance underscores the importance of integrating AI into education to address the growing demands of the digital economy.
