Electronics U Strengthens Global Workforce Training for the Electronics Industry

Electronics U Strengthens Global Workforce Training for the Electronics Industry

Electronics U today unveiled a major expansion of its global workforce training platform, marking a strategic leap toward helping the electronics industry bridge skills gaps and scale talent development worldwide.

The platform, operated by the Global Electronics Association (formerly IPC International), is designed to deliver job-ready, industry-driven learning from foundational skills to advanced engineering development across regions, languages, and job roles.

What’s New & How It Works

Electronics U builds on over five decades of training and certification leadership. According to David Hernandez, Vice President of Education at the association, the expanded platform is “shaping the workforce of tomorrow” by equipping professionals and companies with the skills needed to compete and innovate.

Key additions include:

• A new Engineering Pro subscription tailored for design, test and process engineers, offering curated content, tools and professional development at scale.

• Role-specific learning paths, instructor-led online training, regional apprenticeship programmes, and multilingual course offerings to support learners globally.

• Certifications recognized globally by the electronics industry, fostering better employability and helping companies build stronger teams.

Why This Matters for Industry & Workforce

In today’s rapidly evolving electronics sector with growth in semiconductors, advanced packaging, IoT, manufacturing automation and more workforce skills are a major bottleneck. Electronics U moves to address these issues by:

• Helping manufacturers and service providers upskill at scale, reducing reliance on ad-hoc training or fragmented programmes.

• Allowing companies to align learning outcomes to their specific regional and role-based needs, improving training effectiveness and workforce readiness.

• Supporting career advancement for individuals across technician, operator and engineer levels, thus enhancing retention and talent pipelines.

• Strengthening global competitiveness of the electronics value chain by making training more accessible and relevant across geographies.

Electronics U’s evolution from the previous IPC EDGE platform signals a shift from certification-only to a broader, integrated development ecosystem of training, apprenticeships, continuing education and role progression.

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