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UiPath along with GUVI to train learners in software Automation

UiPath has announced its collaboration with GUVI. The partnership offers courses aligned to UiPath certifications and aims to provide affordable online Automation courses.

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UiPath along with GUVI to train learners in software Automation
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UiPath has announced its collaboration with GUVI. The partnership offers courses aligned to UiPath certifications and aims to provide affordable online Automation courses.

 

GUVI has launched two new courses in Automation as part of the partnership, aimed at introducing and sharpening automation skills, and also to help prepare to receive UiPath Certified Professional (UCP) credentials. The courses are designed to provide a self-paced learning experience, with lectures by technically proficient instructors who come with industrial expertise and align with the UiPath Learning Partner (ULP) requirements. The courses offer online sessions, the UiPath platform for practical learning, and virtual lab sessions for hands-on experience.

 

Alok Shrivastava, Vice President - Learning Alliances and Certification, UiPath says, “UiPath’s learning ecosystem focuses on enhancing the skills required to embrace the opportunities presented by the transforming market. At UiPath, we commit to make learning accessible to all, so India can become the automation capital of the world.”

 

“Digital capabilities with automation skills are a powerful blend that opens the door to several new and exciting career possibilities. This partnership with UiPath will help cater to the skills required to meet over 2 lakh jobs that have been created by this new technology in the past few years,” comments, SP Balamurugan, CEO & Co-founder of GUVI.

 

Anil Bhasin, Managing Director and Vice President – India and South Asia, UiPath, assumes, “Automation requires a thorough knowledge of topics ranging from process mapping to systems integration. Enterprises eagerly look for professionals who can smartly tackle the technical sides of automation and this partnership with GUVI is another step toward making automation learning opportunities easily available.”