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Ed4All, Microsoft partner to offer 400 scholarships for girl students March 11, 2021 × They will also set up BLEAP Microsoft Centre of NIOS Excellence , a digital library in anchor NIOS Study Centres to enable children access digital content Ed4All, a digital Formal Education platform has partnered with Microsoft to offer 400 scholarships for female students across eight districts of India, starting with Faridabad in Haryana, it announced on Thursday. To drive women’s literacy in India, Ed4All and Microsoft announced that they will set up the BLEAP Scholarship for Woman of Tomorrow. The...

Mar 11, 2021 Microsoft and the Gauteng Department of e-Government have partnered to implement the Gauteng Azure Training programme in collaboration with Andela and Geekulcha. The partnership aims to upskill developers in the province through an immersive programme where selected individuals will work to learn basic skills in Azure, through the Microsoft Learn platform. The programme seeks to engage and train 3 000 developers in Gauteng, South Africa and will run until the end of June 2021. As South Africa moves further into the Fourth Industrial Revolution and cloud technology becomes ubiquit...

Share Chennai: On the occasion of Women’s Day 2021, Ed4All – a born digital Formal Education platform – joined hands with Microsoft to roll out 400 scholarships for girl students across eight districts of India, starting with Faridabad in Haryana.   The BLEAP® Scholarship for Woman of Tomorrow will enable girls to study from Class 9 to 12 on NIOS and Microsoft Learn curriculum. In addition, Ed4All and Microsoft will set up BLEAP®•Microsoft Centre of NIOS Excellence, first-of-its-kind Digital Library in anchor NIOS Study Centres across the country to enable children to access digita...

The Gauteng Azure Training programme seeks to engage and train 3 000 developers in Gauteng and will run until the end of June 2021.

Johannesburg, South Africa: 9 March, 2021 – Microsoft and the Gauteng Department of e-Government have partnered to implement the Gauteng Azure Training programme in collaboration with Andela and Geekulcha. The partnership aims to upskill developers in the province through an immersive programme where selected individuals will work to learn basic skills in Azure, through the Microsoft Learn platform. The programme seeks to engage and train 3,000 developers in Gauteng, South Africa and will run until the end of June 2021. As South Africa moves further into the Fourth Industrial Revolution ...