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Experis Academy is the technology training and placement arm of Experis Israel, which operates as a subsidiary of the global workforce solutions firm ManpowerGroup (NYSE: MAN). Operating primarily in central Israel, the academy utilizes a "hire-train-deploy" model. It recruits university graduates—typically with STEM degrees—puts them through intensive software engineering and data bootcamps, and places them as consultants in Israeli tech companies, financial institutions, and defense contractors.

The core business revolves around focused training tracks in specialized domains such as Real-Time/Embedded systems, Backend development (often Java or C++), Data Engineering, and Full Stack. Trainees typically do not pay tuition and receive a living stipend during the learning phase. Upon graduation, they are officially employed by Experis and deployed to partner companies for a mandatory commitment period, usually lasting two years. This model allows hiring companies to bypass the risks typically associated with recruiting junior developers.

The primary offerings are the bootcamps themselves, which are calibrated to the specific technology stacks requested by the Israeli R&D market. In addition to training inexperienced graduates, Experis Academy provides B2B up-skilling and re-skilling services for existing corporate teams, allowing enterprises to retrain their internal workforce for new technical requirements.

Within the Israeli tech training landscape, Experis Academy competes directly with other organizations offering the "free training for employment commitment" model. Its most notable direct competitor is Infinity Labs R&D (a subsidiary of Matrix). It also competes broadly with private coding bootcamps like Israel Tech Challenge (ITC). Experis differentiates itself by acting as a B2B IT staffing agency for the first two years of the graduate's career rather than functioning strictly as an educational institution.

The academy operates out of central Israel, leveraging the broader corporate infrastructure of ManpowerGroup Israel. Its graduates are deployed to tech hubs and defense R&D centers across the country. Specific headcount metrics separating the internal academy staff from the deployed consultants are not publicly broken out in the parent company's financial reports.

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