TCS and University of Cincinnati Announce 'My First AI Job' Program to Prepare Students for Entry-Level AI Careers

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The Exclusive Program Aims to Train Students in AI Skills to Help Build a Future-Ready American Workforce CINCINNATI, OH AND MUMBAI, IN / ACCESS Newswire / April 15, 2026 / Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) (BSE:532540)(NSE:TCS), a global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions, has unveiled its new TCS My First AI Job skills training program in partnership with the University of Cincinnati and Salesforce. The program is designed to provide students with skills certification in AI solutions, paid work experience, and a pathway to full-time roles at TCS upon graduation. Designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and workforce readiness, the new TCS My First AI Job program offers final-year students an intensive, three-month curriculum covering key technical, communication, and employability skills required in today's competitive marketplace. Through a combination of hands-on projects, mentorship, global certifications, and practice interviews, the program will help students develop skills that align with current industry and client requirements and match specific roles in TCS' talent pipeline. Amit Bajaj, President - North America, TCS, said,"In keeping with its aspiration of becoming the world's largest AI-led technology services company, TCS is committed to building a pipeline of AI jobs in the heartland of America by helping students graduate with industry-ready AI skills that are in high demand. Building on our longstanding partnerships with the University of Cincinnati and Salesforce, we are designing a blueprint for the AI jobs of the future that will make U.S. companies more innovative and competitive. We are proud to launch this in Cincinnati, home of our new North America Salesforce Center of Excellence-where customer proximity meets scaled talent." Hazem Said, Professor & Director, School of Information Technology, University of Cincinnati, said,"Companies increasingly expect entry-level job seekers to hit the ground running with practical AI skills they can put to use on day one. It is exciting to be at the vanguard of collaborating with a technology industry pioneer to build pathways to success for tomorrow's AI leaders. I believe that we are creating a model that will help redefine the value of a university education." Meredith Nabavi, Director, Workforce Development Partnership...

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