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IBM has announced a collaboration with several community college systems to offer cybersecurity and data analytics certificate programs starting this fall. The initiative aims to prepare students for high-tech jobs and address the growing need for AI-related skills. Participating institutions include the Alabama Community College System, Bay Area Community College Consortium, Colorado Community College System, and Louisiana Community and Technical College System.

This partnership responds to the increasing demand for workers skilled in applying AI tools. An IBM Institute of Business Value study suggests that executives expect 40% of their workforce to require reskilling in AI and automation over the next three years, particularly in entry-level positions. The certificate programs will help bridge this skills gap and prepare students for the evolving job market.

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By Michael T. Nietzel Senior Contributor

Originally published by Forbes

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / July 29, 2024 / IBM has announced a new collaboration with several community college systems to offer cybersecurity and data analytics training to prepare students for an array of hi-tech jobs.

The two new certificate programs will be made available this fall across the Alabama Community College System, the Bay Area Community College Consortium, the Colorado Community College System, and the Louisiana Community and Technical College System.

Cybersecurity and data analytics skills are increasingly essential skills for workers to be able to apply a rapidly growing set of artificial intelligence tools. According to a study conducted by the IBM Institute of Business Value, executives estimate that AI and automation will require 40% of their workforce to reskill over the next three years, mostly in entry-level positions.

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FAQ

What new certificate programs is IBM offering through community colleges?

IBM is offering new certificate programs in cybersecurity and data analytics through several community college systems starting in fall 2024.

Which community college systems are partnering with IBM for these certificate programs?

IBM is partnering with the Alabama Community College System, Bay Area Community College Consortium, Colorado Community College System, and Louisiana Community and Technical College System.

Why is IBM focusing on cybersecurity and data analytics skills?

IBM is focusing on these skills because they are essential for applying AI tools, which are becoming increasingly important in the workforce.

What percentage of the workforce will need reskilling in AI and automation, according to IBM's study?

According to the IBM Institute of Business Value study, executives estimate that 40% of their workforce will need reskilling in AI and automation over the next three years.

When will IBM's new certificate programs be available at community colleges?

IBM's new certificate programs in cybersecurity and data analytics will be available at participating community colleges starting in fall 2024.
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