SAP partners with Coursera to open access to developer skills
SAP held its EdTech conference this week, announcing initiatives aimed at training developers and making low-code solutions more widely available.To assist in that plan it has partnered with Coursera via its Learning platform., where the company announced a number of initiatives aimed at upskilling developers across the globe. Currently SAP is working towards training as many as two million developers worldwide, partnering with Coursera in the process to help reach that goal.
“I’m happy to announce that today SAP is launching an entry-level professional certificate on Coursera. This certificate is designed for learners of all backgrounds, with no college degree or industry experience required,” enthused Jeff Maggioncalda, CEO of Coursera Inc., regarding the announcement.
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