Apple announced the opening of a new Apple Education Center in Vietnam. This center is an expansion of the company's Supplier Employee Development Fund, a $50 million educational program for workers within its supply chain. The initiative is a partnership with Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST).
The Supplier Employee Development Fund was established in 2022 to address worker welfare in Apple's supply chain. The fund aims to provide education and promote respect for worker rights. Previous efforts in Vietnam focused on training for individuals with disabilities, while this new center follows a model implemented in India earlier this year.
The new Education Center will offer technical programs covering smart manufacturing, robotics, and automation technology. Additionally, it provides professional development courses, including leadership soft skills and line-up training, to help employees advance in their careers or transition to new roles.
Apple reports that its global training programs have delivered 9 million training sessions worldwide. Separately, 108,000 supply chain employees have participated in a Swift coding program.
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Apple opened a new Education Center in Vietnam as part of its $50 million Supplier Employee Development Fund. This expansion provides technical and professional development courses for supply chain workers, mirroring a previous initiative in India.