Ellis Group (CEO Kim Jae-won), which focuses on artificial intelligence (AI) education, announced on the ninth that it can introduce six recent training courses at 'Elise Track', an all-in-one government-funded development boot camp, based on the outcomes of a survey of 1,650 corporations.
This training course was chosen through the ‘K-Digital Training Training Course Contest for the First Half of 2024’ by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and the Vocational Competency Review and Assessment Service. K-Digital Training is a vocational training project of the Ministry of Employment and Labor by which private corporations, universities, etc. participate as training institutions to supply training courses in digital and recent technology fields.
Specifically, prior to planning the training course, we conducted a survey of current employees at about 1,650 corporations. The survey questions were structured across the competencies required within the workplace and job groups in demand for recruitment.
In line with the survey, corporations consider the flexibility to perform practical projects as vital throughout the hiring process, resembling collaboration capabilities (24%), practical capabilities (22%), and work experience (18%). Regarding hiring demand by job category this yr, most corporations responded that they were front-end developers (14%) and app developers (14%), followed by back-end developers, full-stack developers, and planners (10% each).
Accordingly, Ellis Track plans to introduce five recent technology courses this yr, including the self-driving AI engineer track, front-end expert track, Node.js back-end track, Unity engineer track, and Flutter app developer track, in addition to a short-term portfolio completion track corresponding to the in-depth course. .
Anyone who’s eligible for a National Tomorrow Learning Card and needs to receive IT practical training can apply for the Elise Track training course. You possibly can receive news of the opening of a training course by visiting the Ellistrack website and applying for advance notification.
Jaewon Kim, CEO of Ellis Group, said, “We offer coding test solutions and content utilized in corporate recruitment or worker evaluation processes, so we’ve got a high level of understanding of the technical capabilities needed within the actual workplace.” He added, “We’re planning this EllisTrack training course.” We’ll actively reflect this and do our greatest to operate and support training in order that trainees joining this yr can grow into IT experts optimized for the AI era.”
Reporter Jang Se-min semim99@aitimes.com