NIIT ties up with Adobe
NIIT, the country's top IT education provider, on Saturday announced its alliance with Adobe to jointly introduce training courses on technology platform developed by the software company.
By PTI |
NEW DELHI: NIIT, the country's top IT education provider, on Saturday announced its alliance with Adobe to jointly introduce training courses on technology platform developed by the software company.
Through this strategic partnership, NIIT would offer training programmes on Adobe's software tools and technologies used in the business, entertainment and personal communication for students in its centres.
"This is for the first time that the two companies have formed global alliances and we are going to introduce the courses in more than 600 centres across the world," NIIT CEO Vijay K Thandani told reporters here today.
Abode and NIIT will also jointly set up showcase centres in key metro cities and NIIT will also introduce certification programme in Adobe technologies.
The company has declined to give details regarding investment and revenue sharing details.
Through this strategic partnership, NIIT would offer training programmes on Adobe's software tools and technologies used in the business, entertainment and personal communication for students in its centres.
"This is for the first time that the two companies have formed global alliances and we are going to introduce the courses in more than 600 centres across the world," NIIT CEO Vijay K Thandani told reporters here today.
Abode and NIIT will also jointly set up showcase centres in key metro cities and NIIT will also introduce certification programme in Adobe technologies.
The company has declined to give details regarding investment and revenue sharing details.
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