The online launch of FUNiX Japan. — Photo courtesy of FPT
FUNiX Online Learning was officially launched in Japan this week, bringing the FUNiX Way of online learning to Japanese who seek to pursue a career in Information Technology.
Hoang Van Cuong, director of FUNiX Japan, said that the organisation plans to enroll 500 students this year, 1000 learners in 2022 and 2000 learners in 2023. FUNiX's main training programs in Japan are Language of the future (training in popular programming languages like Python, Java, C ++, etc.) and trending technologies such as IoT, Automotive, Machine learning, Blockchain, and Data Science.
During the launching ceremony, FUNiX Japan announced the collaboration with Gunma University and GTI Consortium. The co-operation paves the way for FUNiX's intensive co-operation on future training and training exchange with universities in Japan, and contributes to FUNiX's position in the university system at Japan; especially to increase job opportunities for students through networks connected with large enterprises.
Prior to the official launch, FUNiX Japan welcomed the first cohort of Japanese students to join the Data Science course last month. FUNiX Japan graduates will receive the same benefits as FUNiX students.
Regarding job recruitment, learners have the opportunity to be considered for positions in partner companies of FUNiX. As for networking opportunities, learners can join FUNiX alumni network for access to new technology knowledge and job opportunities. In terms of degrees, learners can transfer academic credits at partner universities of FUNiX.
Launched in 2015, FUNiX is an online programming training platform that focuses on software development training. Students learn online the FUNiX Way, whereby learning content is selected from top universities’ MOOC resources in combination with practical projects. Along their learning experience, students are mentored by experts in the IT industry and supported by student success advisors.
After five years of operation, FUNiX now has more than 10,000 online students from all over Viet Nam and other countries such as Singapore, Indonesia, Japan and a network of over 4,000 mentors who are IT professionals and experts. — VNS