SUTD, MaivenPoint launch tech skills programme for students

MaivenPoint will provide on-the-job training opportunities to the students.

MaivenPoint and the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) signed a collaboration agreement to enhance the continuing education programmes at SUTD Academy with the goal of addressing Singapore’s growing demand for technology talent.

As part of this initiative, SUTD will begin to offer a Master of Science in Technology and Design (Cybersecurity) programme (MTD).

MaivenPoint will provide on-the-job training opportunities to an initial cohort of 100 students from Vietnam. The first batch of students will start in September.

Students will receive a two-year work and learn visa, enabling them to work whilst studying.

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