Free coding courses and advanced manufacturing training are coming to Turkey as Apple expands its education programs for students and businesses. Image credit: Engin_Akyurt on Pixabay Apple will open seven training and developer facilities in Turkey, expanding its support for app development and advanced manufacturing. The investment includes five Apple Developer Academies, a Developer Center in Istanbul, and an Advanced Manufacturing Center (AMC) in Ankara. Apple will open the five developer academies over the next three years, with the first launching in Istanbul in 2027. Each will offer a free, nine-month program covering coding, design, marketing, project management, and artificial intelligence. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Free coding courses and advanced manufacturing training are coming to Turkey as Apple expands its education programs for students and businesses. Image credit: Engin_Akyurt on Pixabay Apple will open seven training and developer facilities in Turkey, expanding its support for app development and advanced manufacturing. The investment includes five Apple Developer Academies, a Developer Center in Istanbul, and an Advanced Manufacturing Center (AMC) in Ankara. Apple will open the five developer academies over the next three years, with the first launching in Istanbul in 2027. Each will offer a free, nine-month program covering coding, design, marketing, project management, and artificial intelligence. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Free coding courses and advanced manufacturing training are coming to Turkey as Apple expands its education programs for students and businesses.
Image credit: Engin_Akyurt on Pixabay Apple will open seven training and developer facilities in Turkey, expanding its support for app development and advanced manufacturing.
The investment includes five Apple Developer Academies, a Developer Center in Istanbul, and an Advanced Manufacturing Center (AMC) in Ankara.
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