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ITcross and Objective Code: Transforming AI Education

On September 29, 2025, ITcross Co., Ltd., based in Shibuya, Tokyo, and Objective Code Co., Ltd., located in Minato, Tokyo, announced a strategic collaboration aimed at revolutionizing AI education and entrepreneurial support in Japan. The partnership merges the strengths of both companies to develop a robust curriculum that directly connects classroom learning with real-world applications.

ITcross, established in 2020, has been proactively expanding its reach across Japan, offering training in AI and programming. Their notable programs include children’s IT schools and courses designed for aspiring AI entrepreneurs. This collaboration will incorporate a hands-on, industry-relevant curriculum developed by Objective Code, which has established itself as a leading IT solution provider since its inception in 2012.

Synergy of Knowledge and Expertise

Objective Code has built a strong reputation in various specialist domains, including:

• - AI, machine learning, natural language processing, and chatbot development
• - Digital transformation initiatives and business improvement support
• - Full-stack web system development
• - Engineering education and workforce development

With over 180 employees, Objective Code aims to provide comprehensive support from established enterprises to dynamic startups. The collaboration enhances ITcross's current offerings with actual, practical teaching materials and a dedicated team of instructors.

Key Strengths of the Partnership

The integration brings several significant benefits:

• - Incorporation of industry-standard AI and programming materials designed to enhance practical skills.
• - Joint development of training programs for instructor training and corporate workshops.
• - Nationwide outreach, accommodating both online and offline learning environments.
• - Introduction of new courses focusing on AI and entrepreneurship.

Additionally, the partnership plans to offer unique workshops and specialized classes at the newly opened Harajuku Harakado school, branded jointly by both companies, providing students with invaluable experience.

Visionary Insights from Company Leaders

Asahi Sugai, CEO of ITcross, expressed the importance of this collaboration, stating, "Partnering with Objective Code, a team of professionals who understand the industry, will play a crucial role in enriching our educational initiatives. We aim to elevate Japan’s AI literacy and entrepreneurial capabilities together."

Yuki Mizoguchi, CEO of Objective Code, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing, "We believe that the fusion of development and education is key to addressing upcoming societal challenges. We resonate with ITcross's vision and are committed to being a partner in shaping the future."

Comprehensive Curriculum Offerings

The new curriculum is structured to cater to a diverse audience, ranging from beginners to seasoned professionals, including entrepreneurs. It includes popular courses that emphasize practical applications, such as:

• - Creation of 3D and VR content using AI
• - Fundamentals and advanced applications of AI-driven development
• - No-code chatbot development with Dify
• - Utilizing spreadsheets effectively through AI
• - Introduction to AI Prototyping
• - A comprehensive introduction to AI concepts geared towards every learner.

With a flexible course structure that allows participants to choose between single-session classes (2 hours for ¥12,000) and bundled packages (5 sessions for ¥50,000, 30 sessions for ¥200,000), there are plenty of options to suit individual needs.

The curriculum is also expected to serve as a valuable asset for corporate training, particularly for new employees and professional development programs, reinforcing ITcross’s commitment to excellence in education across various levels.

Conclusion

Through this strategic alliance, ITcross and Objective Code aim to pave the way for a significant enhancement in AI and programming education, making it more accessible and relevant to real-world scenarios, thus ensuring that future professionals are well-equipped to meet the demands of an evolving technological landscape.