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July 23 news, a few days ago,AmazonCloud Technology announced that it has helped more than 31 million learners from 200 countries and regions improve theircloud computingSkills. Since 2014, Amazon Web Services has trained more than 1.4 million people in China. It is reported that Amazon Web Services promised in December 2020Investing hundreds of millions of dollars by 2025 to provide free cloud computing skills training to 29 million people worldwide. This goal has been achieved ahead of schedule and exceeded expectations.

It is understood that Amazon Web Services' flexible and scalable free training resource portfolio is designed to meet the needs of learners of various skill levels. This includesAmazon Skills CentersImmersive on-site learning experience centers and online learning platformsAmazon Skill BuilderandAmazon EducateDigital, self-paced training courses and personalized learning plans provided.

“We exceeded our goal of training 29 million learners ahead of schedule, which is an amazing achievement, and our journey has just begun,” said Maureen Lonergan, vice president of AWS Training and Certification. “I’m excited for the millions of people from all walks of life who are committed to investing in themselves and their careers through cloud computing. Together with AWS partners, we will continue to advance cloud computing training for tens of millions of learners around the world and help them prepare for the hottest jobs in today’s market and start the next chapter of their careers.”

It is reported that recentlyAmazon Web Services’ Gamified Learning ProductsThe curriculum has been upgraded, includingAmazon Cloud QuestIn the new generative AI characters introduced inChoose from over 100 AI/ML courses on Amazon Skill Builder and Amazon Educate online learning platformsTo improve skills. (Dingxi)

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