Livewire, one of India’s major providers of technology education and experts in emerging tech domains, inaugurated its new training facility at Hopes, Avinashi Road in the entreprenerial city of Coimbatore, also known for its concentration of top educational institutions and resources. This launch reinforces its mission to deliver advanced, AI-integrated tech training to the next generation of learners and professionals in the region.
The inauguration brought together notable academic leaders and industry professionals dedicated to nurturing future-ready talent. The ceremony was graced by Dr. Maguteeswaran, Principal, Suguna College of Engineering; Dr. P. Tamilselvam, Vice Principal, SNS College of Technology; and Gayathri, Project Lead, Startup TN. The dignitaries appreciated Livewire’s role in aligning technical education with the evolving demands of the digital economy and expressed optimism about its impact on Coimbatore’s youth and workforce development.
Speaking at the event, MSR Hameed, Centre Head of Livewire Hope Centre, said, “Our mission is to empower students and professionals with skills that are aligned to current and emerging technologies. We are excited to make world-class tech training integrated with AI accessible to the youth of Coimbatore and nearby regions.”
The new Livewire centre is set to offer specialised programs in high-demand domains such as Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML), Data Science, Cloud Computing, Embedded Systems, IoT, and more. Designed for engineering students, recent graduates, and working professionals, these courses emphasise practical, hands-on learning aligned with real-world applications.
The event underscored Livewire’s core objective—bridging the gap between academic knowledge and industry needs by providing advanced, tech-driven learning experiences. It also reaffirmed the importance of forming a robust ecosystem comprising academia, government, and private institutions in line with the government’s vision of a digitally skilled India.