Samsung Innovation Campus to Train 20,000 Young Indians in AI Across 10 States

Samsung aims to train 20,000 youths in AI in India

This will be carried out under the 2026 edition of Samsung Innovation Campus (SIC), the flagship CSR programme dedicated to equipping young people with industry-relevant skills in artificial intelligence (AI), Samsung India said in a statement. South Korean consumer electronics major Samsung aims to train 20,000 young people in AI across 10 states in India. This will be carried out under the 2026 edition of Samsung Innovation Campus (SIC), the flagship CSR programme dedicated to equipping young people with industry-relevant skills in artificial intelligence (AI), Samsung India said in a statement. The 2026 edition will be implemented in collaboration with the Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) and the Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC), it added. Through these collaborations, Samsung aims to train 20,000 young people in AI across 10 states, expanding access to industry-relevant AI education and helping strengthen India's future AI talent pipeline, the company said. "Through SIC, we are investing in the next generation of AI talent, helping young Indians build the knowledge, confidence and practical experience needed to contribute to India's innovation journey," Samsung South West Asia President and CEO, JB Park said. As the company celebrates 30 years in India, he said,"We remain committed to supporting the country's vision of becoming a global AI leader by nurturing the talent that will shape its future.. Now in its fourth year in India, SIC will provide young people aged 18-25 with hands-on AI training, project-based learning, mentorship, and exposure to real-world applications, preparing them for careers in one of the world's fastest-growing technology domains, the company said.

Samsung Launches 2026 Samsung Innovation Campus to Train 20,000 Young People in AI

The 2026 edition will be implemented in collaboration with the Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) and the Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC). Through these collaborations, Samsung aims to train 20,000 young people in AI across 10 states, expanding access to industry-relevant AI education and helping strengthen India's future AI talent pipeline. Samsung India has announced the launch of the 2026 edition of Samsung Innovation Campus (SIC), its flagship CSR programme dedicated to equipping young people with industry-relevant skills in artificial intelligence (AI). The 2026 edition will be implemented in collaboration with the Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) and the Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC). Through these collaborations, Samsung aims to train 20,000 young people in AI across 10 states, expanding access to industry-relevant AI education and helping strengthen India's future AI talent pipeline. AI is changing how the world works -- from healthcare and manufacturing to education and everyday services. As India accelerates its AI ambitions, building a skilled workforce will be essential to help more people harness the power of AI and drive innovation. Now in its fourth year in India, SIC will provide young people aged 18-25 with hands-on AI training, project-based learning, mentorship, and exposure to real-world applications, preparing them for careers in one of the world's fastest-growing technology domains. "AI represents one of the greatest opportunities of our time, and India is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation through the strength of its young talent. Realising that opportunity will require sustained investment in developing the right skills, encouraging innovation and making AI education more accessible to every aspiring learner, regardless of where they come from. At Samsung, we believe technology creates its greatest impact when it empowers people. Through SIC, we are investing in the next generation of AI talent, helping young Indians build the knowledge, confidence and practical experience needed to contribute to India's innovation journey. As we celebrate 30 years in India, we remain committed to supporting the country's vision of becoming a global AI leader by nurturing the talent that will shape its future," said JB Park, President and CEO, Samsung South West Asia. As Samsung celebrates 30 years in India, the latest edition of SIC reflects the company's long-term commitment to developing technology talent and supporting India's emergence as a global hub for AI and innovation. Beyond technical learning, the programme is designed to cultivate problem-solving, critical thinking and collaboration, enabling participants to build practical AI solutions while enhancing their career readiness. Launched in India in 2022, SIC has trained more than 26,500 young people across the country in emerging technologies. In 2025, the programme witnessed 48% women participation making advanced technology education more accessible to aspiring learners from diverse backgrounds. SIC is part of Samsung's broader commitment to strengthening India's innovation and skilling ecosystem. Alongside initiatives such as Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, which nurtures young innovators and entrepreneurs, and Samsung DOST, which develops industry-ready talent for sales and technical service roles, Samsung continues to invest in building the skills, capabilities and innovation mindset that will help power India's AI-driven future.

Samsung to train 20,000 young Indians in AI under 2026 Innovation Campus

The 2026 programme will target people aged 18-25 and include practical AI training, projects and mentorship. Samsung India has officially announced the 2026 edition of its Samsung Innovation Campus (SIC), under which the company plans to train 20,000 young people in artificial intelligence across 10 states. The programme will be organised in partnership with Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) and Telecom Sector Skill Council (TSSC). It will target participants aged between 18 and 25 and provide training in AI, along with project-based learning and mentorship. Samsung Innovation Campus to focus on AI skills The 2026 edition will include practical AI training and projects designed around real-world applications. Samsung said the programme is aimed at improving the access to industry relevant technology skills and preparing participants for employment in AI related roles. For the unversed, Samsung introduced SIC in India in 2022. The programme has since trained more than 26,500 young people across the country in emerging technologies out of which, 48 per cent were women. The programme will be implemented across 10 states via Samsung Samsung's partnerships with ESSCI and TSSC. Samsung has not yet provided details about the states covered or the schedule for the training. JB Park, President and CEO of Samsung South West Asia, said, 'Through SIC, we are investing in the next generation of AI talent, helping young Indians build the knowledge, confidence and practical experience needed to contribute to India's innovation journey. As we celebrate 30 years in India, we remain committed to supporting the country's vision of becoming a global AI leader by nurturing the talent that will shape its future.' Samsung also runs other skilling and innovation initiatives in India, including Samsung Solve for Tomorrow and Samsung DOST. The programmes focus on areas such as entrepreneurship, innovation, sales and technical services.