Free software development tools for students with Embarcadero Academic Program
News|by Leanne Bevan|2 September 2016
Available for any publicly funded secondary school, college or university that achieves minimal qualifications, the Embarcadero Academic Program provides aspiring developers and students with FREE access to Embarcadero Technologies leading application development tools. The program comes with a standard classroom licensing package as well as optional licenses for students to use at home. Embarcadero will also provide free beginners books for Delphi and a range of online materials and e-books to aid the students. A similar package is also available for C++ training using C++ Builder and RAD Studio products by Embarcadero.
Call our Education Software Specialist on +44 (0)1364 655173 to find out more about applying for the Embarcadero Academic Program.
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