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Infosys, Oxford University’s Saïd Business School introduce new course for entrepreneurs

Oxford Saïd’s accredited courses will be tailored to the specific needs of young entrepreneurs empowering them at all stages of their entrepreneurial journey

Infosys, Saïd Business School introduce course for entrepreneurs

A free digital learning and reskilling platform, aimed at new entrepreneurs and small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Infosys and Oxford University’s Saïd Business School have launched the ‘Springboard StartSmart: Foundations for Entrepreneurs’ course. A free digital learning and reskilling platform, aimed at new entrepreneurs and small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Through this collaboration, Oxford Saïd’s accredited courses will be tailored to the specific needs of young entrepreneurs empowering them at all stages of their entrepreneurial journey, from early-stage founders to those considering starting their businesses, claimed the press release.

The course aims to democratise the overall learning process and equip learners with the knowledge and tools required to embrace digital transformation, apply fundamental business concepts, and leverage the potential of emerging technologies, including AI tools.

Infosys’ joint efforts with Oxford Saïd build on Infosys’ successful collaborations with local councils across the UK to provide access to learners with vital digital skills and resources. Since the launch of the initiatives in 2021 over 50,000 registered users are actively benefiting from over 10,000 courses offered through the Infosys Springboard platform, according to the press release.

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