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The Apple Developer Academy, which offers a free, comprehensive curriculum for future professional developers, has expanded to Bali, Indonesia, Apple announced in a press release. .
Developer Academy opens in 6 countries
Apple Developer Academy students go through the app development cycle multiple times, learning to code and design great apps, and sharpening their collaboration and presentation skills. Depending on the type of program, the program can last anywhere from 30 days to two years.
To date, Apple Developer Academy has been deployed in 10 regions in Brazil, 1 region in Italy, 1 region in Saudi Arabia, 1 region in South Korea, 1 region in the United States, and 3 regions in Indonesia. It has been announced that a new addition will be made.
Apple CEO Tim Cook commented on the opening of the academy in Bali:
We’ve seen time and time again that a single line of code can change the world. Indonesia is investing in the creativity and skills of its people who are willing to prove their potential. We look forward to contributing to the success of even more coders by opening our fourth academy in Indonesia.
Tim Cook
CEO Cook is currently visiting Indonesia
It is becoming common for Apple executives to visit the site at the same time as announcing a press release, but CEO Cook has revealed on social media that he is currently visiting Indonesia.
iPhone Photographer Nyimas Laula introduced me to a celebrated ancient Indonesian art form today at the Wayang Museum. Thank you to all the wonderful performers! pic.twitter.com/zaaPh1ppO0
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) April 17, 2024
Before visiting Indonesia, he also visited Vietnam, which will be an important base for the upcoming supply chain.
Source: Apple
Photo: @tim_cook/X
Source: iPhone Mania