Jakarta - Technology company Apple officially opened the fourth Apple Developer Academy in Indonesia in Tuban, Bali, which will welcome more than 100 students in its first class.
Apple's Vice President of Worldwide Developer Relations Susan Prescott said the fourth academy was opened in line with Apple's efforts to help developers, students, and entrepreneurs gain skills to start a career in the growing iOS app industry in Indonesia and around the world.
"Coding is a great way to gain recognition in the world and the Apple Developer Academy will help more people in Indonesia realize their ideas," Susan said in her statement in Jakarta, Tuesday.
Students will participate in a nine-month program that teaches the basics of coding, design, marketing skills, and more, as well as insights into artificial intelligence.