Microsoft has partnered with education company Pearson to enhance workforce skills in artificial intelligence. This collaboration aims to develop a range of AI tools and certifications that will empower learners to thrive in an AI-driven job market. By leveraging Microsoft Azure Cloud, Pearson seeks to expand its educational offerings and reach a broader audience.
The partnership will also utilize Pearson VUE, enhancing access to existing certifications until 2029. Pearson's CEO emphasized the importance of combining Microsoft's AI expertise with Pearson's educational services to meet the evolving needs of enterprise learners. While specific details on the new certifications remain undisclosed, the initiative is positioned as a vital step in preparing workers for future roles shaped by AI.
• Microsoft and Pearson aim to enhance AI skills for workers.
• New AI certifications will be developed to meet workplace demands.
AI upskilling refers to the process of enhancing workers' skills to adapt to AI technologies.
Microsoft Azure Cloud is a cloud computing service that supports the development and deployment of AI applications.
Pearson VUE is a certification platform that provides access to various professional certifications.
Microsoft is a leading technology company known for its advancements in AI and cloud computing.
Pearson is an education company focused on providing learning resources and certifications in various fields.
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