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 Aptech
Computer Education will train 200 students who have come to India
from seven Korean universities after completing their graduation.
These students will be completing their one-year computer training
in India with Aptech’s India Window Programme (IWP). After
finishing three months of training in their home country, these
students will complete a nine-month course from Aptech centres in
Pune, including three months of internship with leading organisations
in India. During the internship, the students get to practically
utilise all the skills that they acquired in the IWP by working
on the latest technologies.
Aptech’s
IWP invites students from all over the world to come to India and
get trained. IWP was initially launched in 2000. Jong Ji Park, Consul
General of Korea, said, “I believe Korean students can gain
a good knowledge base in software through Aptech’s programme.
It will provide greater opportunity for Korean students and contribute
to strengthening partnership in the IT sector between both countries.”
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