Empowering Universities with SUSE Academic Training Programme
Universities play a vital role in shaping the future of IT professionals. However, the ever-evolving landscape of enterprise open source technology makes it difficult to keep up the pace.
At SUSE, we want to help. We realize it’s crucial to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed
to thrive in the industry. Our Academic Training Programme bridges the gap between academia and real-world IT demands by providing comprehensive training on SUSE Enterprise open source products.
Ideal for Universities seeking to enrich their IT curriculum, the SUSE Academic Training Programme provides their students with cutting-edge enterprise open source training opportunities.
We are excited to extend an exclusive invitation to Universities worldwide, offering them the chance to partner with us and integrate our enterprise open source training into their IT courses—for free!
What We Offer:
Free Enterprise Open Source Training: Participating universities have the opportunity to incorporate our Enterprise Open Source Product Training into their curriculum. We offer administration courses such as SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 Administration, Kubernetes Administration, and Rancher Manager 2.7 for Rancher Prime Operations. Universities can integrate these courses, including the technical labs, into their IT courses over the desired duration.
Discounted Certification Exams and eLearning Subscriptions: In addition to free training, we’re pleased to offer students a discount on Certification Exams and our eLearning Subscriptions (Silver and Gold) enabling them to continue their education and pursue certification.
Programme Details:
All universities worldwide teaching IT courses are eligible to participate, provided they integrate our training into their curriculum.
Global Reach: The SUSE Academic Training Programme is a global initiative, accessible to universities across the globe.
For further information please reach out to training@suse.com
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