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Mac, iPhone, and Apple Vision Pro suppliers in Vietnam get new Apple Education Center

Apple has announced a new Apple Education Center in Hanoi, which aims to train employees in the growing number of Vietnamese manufacturing firms supplying the company. Vietnam is an increasingly significant supplier for Apple - image credit: Apple. The new center is the latest investment from Apple's Supplier Employee Development fund, which was founded in 2022 with an initial $50 million. So far…

Mac, iPhone, and Apple Vision Pro suppliers in Vietnam get new Apple Education Center

Apple has introduced a new Apple Education Center in Hanoi, aimed at training employees from the growing number of Vietnamese manufacturing firms that supply the company. This initiative is part of Apple's Supplier Employee Development fund, established in 2022 with an initial $50 million investment. The program has already trained over 108,000 supplier employees, and Apple has now announced an expansion of training in the Vietnamese market.

Sarah Chandler, Apple's Vice President of Supply Chain and Environment Innovation, expressed excitement about the expansion, stating that the new center will provide thousands of workers with the chance to develop important skills and explore new career opportunities. The Apple Education Center represents Apple's ongoing commitment to investing in its global supply chain workforce and fostering innovation.

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