Technology consulting firm Accenture, in collaboration with technology learning platform Dicoding, has launched a technology training program titled "Asah" aimed at active students from across Indonesia.
Accenture Applied Intelligence Indonesia Managing Director Budiono said in a statement in Jakarta on Wednesday that "Asah" is designed to improve the digital skills of Indonesia's younger generation so they are ready to face the challenges of an increasingly artificial intelligence-based industry.
"This program is part of our efforts to accelerate the development of national digital talent. We believe that investing in human resources is the foundation of Indonesia's future competitiveness," he said.
Budiono said the program provides 2,000 full scholarships for D3, D4, and S1 students from all majors, with a total training duration of more than 900 hours of learning.
He said that participants who pass the selection will begin training from August 18 to December 31, 2025.
