Wawiwa Signs Partnership with ILAC Education Group to Offer Tech Training Programs in Canada

On September 1st, 2021, Wawiwa Tech Training signed a partnership agreement with the International Language Academy of Canada (ILAC) and their Higher Education group. Through this partnership, ILAC will soon offer tech training programs, powered by Wawiwa, that will enable students to reskill and upskill to tech professions such as Full-Stack Developers and IT and Cybersecurity Analysts. 

We are excited to partner with the International Academy of Canada (ILAC). ILAC is an award-winning education provider in Canada, with a diverse course offering. ILAC will soon offer its students a variety of tech training programs, powered by Wawiwa. These programs will enable tech reskilling and upskilling to exciting tech jobs in high demand, such as Cybersecurity Analysts and Full-Stack Developers

Wawiwa’s mission is to help bridge the global skills gap by reskilling and upskilling people around the world to tech professions in high demand. We do so by bringing the know-how that was accumulated in Israel, the Startup Nation, to various countries. ILAC has allowed us to continue advancing our mission, taking our know-how and expertise to yet another country, Canada, in our first appearance in a new continent, North America. 

We are confident that through our partnership, Wawiwa’s methodology and platforms, we will become a leading source of  tech talent for the booming tech sector in Canada, and change the lives of our graduates for the better!

We thank our partners at ILAC – Jonathan Kolber, CEO; Ilan Cohen, Director; and Milan Petrovich, VP of Academic – and looking forward to bridge the tech skills gap in Canada together!

Partnership Signing Ceremony

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Wawiwa is a global education provider focused on skilling the world for AI. Through partnerships with colleges, universities, and training centers in the U.S. and around the world, Wawiwa helps educational institutions launch local AI reskilling programs and upskilling courses quickly and effectively. Our proven JET Design™ (Job-Effective Training) methodology sets us apart. All programs are live (face to face or online) and instructor-led, with a heavy emphasis on hands-on practice, real-life projects, and industry alignment. Combined with always-up-to-date curricula, robust learning technology platforms, and education business know-how, Wawiwa’s approach delivers measurable results: quick launch of workforce-aligned programs and courses that result in employability, productivity, and AI adoption.

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