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Intel 반도체 교육 경로 프로그램 SEPP 출범

SOYUL  —  2026.08.06  —  4 MIN

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2026년 8월 6일

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Creating Pathways to Semiconductor Careers: Intel Launches SEPP August 6, 2026 Published Corporate Hide Show Image --> Intel-funded initiative expands education-to-career pathways across key U.S. semiconductor regions --> Share In this article: As the semiconductor industry continues to drive innovation across nearly every aspect of modern life, Intel is investing in the next generation of talent through the launch of the Semiconductor Education Pathways Program (SEPP) — a comprehensive workforce development initiative designed to strengthen education pathways from K-12 through post-secondary education and into semiconductor careers.

SEPP is an Intel-funded program focused on building a stronger, more resilient semiconductor talent pipeline in regions that support Intel's U.S. manufacturing footprint. Through investments in students, educators, institutions and community partners, SEPP helps create opportunities for learners at every stage of the education journey while supporting America's long-term competitiveness in semiconductor manufacturing.

Building the Workforce of Tomorrow The semiconductor industry relies on a highly skilled workforce spanning engineering, manufacturing, research, technician roles and emerging technology fields. Meeting future workforce needs requires collaboration across education, industry and government.

SEPP brings together universities, community colleges, K-12 school systems and nonprofit organizations to create meaningful learning experiences, strengthen educational programs and increase awareness of careers in the semiconductor industry.

원문: Intel Newsroom — "Creating Pathways to Semiconductor Careers: Intel Launches SEPP" (2026-08-06) 공식 원문: https://newsroom.intel.com/corporate/creating-pathways-to-semiconductor-careers-intel-launches-sepp

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Intel 반도체 교육 경로 프로그램 SEPP 출범

SOYUL — 2026.08.06 — 4 MIN

무슨 발표인가

2026년 8월 6일

원문 (영어)

Creating Pathways to Semiconductor Careers: Intel Launches SEPP August 6, 2026 Published Corporate Hide Show Image --> Intel-funded initiative expands education-to-career pathways across key U.S. semiconductor regions --> Share In this article: As the semiconductor industry continues to drive innovation across nearly every aspect of modern life, Intel is investing in the next generation of talent through the launch of the Semiconductor Education Pathways Program (SEPP) — a comprehensive workforce development initiative designed to strengthen education pathways from K-12 through post-secondary education and into semiconductor careers.

SEPP is an Intel-funded program focused on building a stronger, more resilient semiconductor talent pipeline in regions that support Intel's U.S. manufacturing footprint. Through investments in students, educators, institutions and community partners, SEPP helps create opportunities for learners at every stage of the education journey while supporting America's long-term competitiveness in semiconductor manufacturing.

Building the Workforce of Tomorrow The semiconductor industry relies on a highly skilled workforce spanning engineering, manufacturing, research, technician roles and emerging technology fields. Meeting future workforce needs requires collaboration across education, industry and government.

SEPP brings together universities, community colleges, K-12 school systems and nonprofit organizations to create meaningful learning experiences, strengthen educational programs and increase awareness of careers in the semiconductor industry.

원문: Intel Newsroom — "Creating Pathways to Semiconductor Careers: Intel Launches SEPP" (2026-08-06) 공식 원문: https://newsroom.intel.com/corporate/creating-pathways-to-semiconductor-careers-intel-launches-sepp

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