Apple launches developer academy in Bali

Apple opened its fourth Apple Developer Academy in Tuban, Bali, on Mar. 3.

The program is designed to train students and software developers, continuing Apple’s initiative in Indonesia.

The new academy will accommodate over 100 students in its inaugural class.

It offers a nine-month program that includes coding, design, marketing skills, and insights into AI.

Participants, aged 18 to 56, come from 32 cities across Indonesia, with many from Bali.

This facility is also the first in Indonesia to accept international students from 11 countries.

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