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TeamSparta Partners with Microsoft’s CWBJ Program

TeamSparta, a leading IT education startup based in Tokyo, has been officially recognized as the partner for Microsoft’s digital skills enhancement initiative, "Code; Without Barriers in Japan (CWBJ)". Starting from December 2025, this collaboration aims to provide significant employment opportunities for graduates of the CWBJ program while promoting the growth of digital skills within Japan.

What is the CWBJ Program?

The Code; Without Barriers in Japan (CWBJ) program, spearheaded by Microsoft Japan, is designed to close the gender gap and eliminate barriers to learning in the fields of cloud, AI, and digital technology. This innovative program provides diverse individuals with opportunities to acquire skills through online learning, training sessions, community engagement, and mentoring support. The initiative has seen numerous participants gaining valuable knowledge in AI and IT technologies across the country.

For more information, you can visit the official webpage: Microsoft CWBJ.

By collaborating with Microsoft, TeamSparta aims to bridge the gap between learning and real-world career opportunities, reinforcing the connection between skilled graduates and potential employers.

The Significance of this Collaboration

Through this partnership, TeamSparta will introduce CWBJ graduates to job opportunities primarily in their DX (Digital Transformation) and AI training programs. These initiatives are an essential step towards transforming learners into educators and mentors who can address practical challenges in the industry.

The collaboration envisions providing various roles, including:

• - Project Mentors for AI and DX training programs.
• - Online/Hybrid Course Instructors and Assistant Instructors.
• - Learning Support Staff to help participants track their progress.

Offering jobs tailored to the skills and experiences of CWBJ graduates ensures that digital talent continues to thrive, facilitating the application of these skills in contexts where they are most needed, thereby accelerating Japan’s Digital Transformation (DX).

This initiative deeply aligns with the CWBJ philosophy, which emphasizes overcoming learning barriers and fostering career advancement.

Quotes from Stakeholders

Akiko Kawamura, Microsoft Japan, expressed:

"We are very reassured to have TeamSparta join us as a partner for the Code; Without Barriers in Japan. The prime goal of CWBJ is to not only facilitate the acquisition of digital skills but to connect these to career opportunities and societal contributions. We anticipate that this collaboration will enable graduates to expand their horizons while gaining real-world educational experiences, promoting a growth-friendly environment for diverse talent."

Rinto Koarada, Country Manager of TeamSparta, shared:

"We are honored to collaborate with Microsoft as a partner in the Code; Without Barriers in Japan program. At TeamSparta, we believe in ensuring that the skills learned are put to use in environments where they are genuinely needed. Through this partnership, we aim to create opportunities for CWBJ graduates to become mentors and instructors, thereby helping to address many real-world challenges while enabling their learning experiences to contribute to societal value."

About Microsoft Japan

Microsoft Japan, the Japanese subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation, serves to support digital transformations across enterprises, government, and educational institutions in Japan through a wide range of technologies, including cloud computing, AI, software, devices, and security solutions. Their mission centers on enabling every person and organization on the planet to achieve more.

In addition to providing advanced technology, Microsoft is actively engaged in initiatives for talent development, promoting diversity, and addressing social issues. The CWBJ program is part of their broader commitment to creating environments where diverse talent can thrive within the IT and AI sectors.

Find more information on their main site: Microsoft Official Site.

About TeamSparta

TeamSparta stands as Korea's leading IT education startup, focusing on a vast array of training programs in areas like DX, AI, and IT literacy. Their "Sparta Method" emphasizes not imposing a strict environment but rather supporting learners with practical, effective curricula and passionate follow-up.

In Japan, TeamSparta has delivered paired DX training programs to various companies such as NEC, Omron, and Seven Bank, aiding in the successful execution of internal work efficiency projects.

For inquiries, you can reach out at: [email protected] or visit their website: TeamSparta.