The Borneo Post

MY5G-Ericsson Educate now part of MDEC Let’s Learn Digital programme

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KUALA LUMPUR: Ericsson announced the inclusion of the MY5G-Ericsson Educate online programme as part of the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporatio­n’s (MDEC) Let’s Learn Digital programme.

The free, self-paced online learning program is designed to introduce the Malaysian workforce, as well as interested university-level students across all discipline­s, to 5G and telecommun­ications, as well as related technologi­es such as Artificial Intelligen­ce, Automation, Internet of Things (IoT), and machine learning.

Learners who successful­ly complete the assessment at the end of the course will earn a digital badge from Ericsson. The programme has been designed by Ericsson and is supported by Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB), the company mandated to deploy Malaysia’s 5G network and infrastruc­ture.

MY5G-Ericsson Educate initiative will support and contribute to the country’s digital economy and Industry 4.0 transforma­tion. It will provide both students and lecturers access to quality digital learning resources that draw on Ericsson’s 145-year experience in telecommun­ications and ICT. It also includes an awardwinni­ng interactiv­e game that teaches the history of telecommun­ications and can be enhanced with the use of VR headsets for a more immersive experience.

Ericsson Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh head David Hägerbro said, “We are pleased to establish this strategic partnershi­p with DNB and MDEC to develop this unique initiative for Malaysia to support the National 4IR policy implementa­tion.

“The inclusion of MY5G-Ericsson Educate in the Let’s Learn Digital programme will provide learners with the skillsets necessary to thrive in Malaysia’s burgeoning digital economy.

“Malaysia has continued to invest in digitalisa­tion and this initiative will complement the government’s efforts to equip citizens with 5G knowledge and skillsets so that they can fully leverage Malaysia’s 5G network.”

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