BlackBerry’s QNX Expands Free Learning to 14 Modules, Reaching 12,000 Developers
QNX has expanded its free Online Learning platform from three to 14 self-paced modules, removing training cost and geography barriers. A quarter of over 12,000 active learners have progressed to download a QNX Everywhere non-commercial license, demonstrating a direct pipeline from coursework to hands-on development.
1. Online Learning Platform Expansion
QNX has grown its free Online Learning platform from three foundational courses to 14 self-paced modules that mirror its full instructor-led curriculum. This expansion removes cost, geography and scheduling barriers, offering open access to high-quality training for developers, students and commercial users worldwide.
2. Learner Engagement and License Adoption
Over 12,000 active learners have enrolled in QNX Online Learning, with 25% moving from coursework to download the free QNX Everywhere non-commercial development license. This progression underscores a clear pipeline from virtual training to hands-on experimentation with QNX operating system tools.
3. Educational Partnerships and Talent Pipeline
QNX has partnered with institutions and training providers—including Pi Square Technologies in India—to equip faculty and build a scalable international talent pipeline. Faculty development programs ensure instructors can deliver consistent, high-quality QNX training in classrooms, strengthening the embedded software workforce.
4. Upcoming Advanced Course Offerings
QNX plans to add advanced modules over the coming year, including Advanced Functional Safety and System Profiling and Analysis for the QNX Toolkit extension for Visual Studio Code. These courses align with industry shifts toward software-defined architectures and further reinforce QNX’s commitment to developer enablement.