Elice to Host First Public Workshop with NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute

First public workshop following NVIDIA education partnership agreement

AI education solutions company Elice, Inc. (CEO Jae Won Kim) will hold the “Elice x NVIDIA One-Day Workshop” on July 5. This will be the first public workshop since the company signed an educational partnership with NVIDIA in November of last year.

As an official educational service partner of the NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute (DLI), Elice is working to provide essential training on the latest technologies in the AI field. This upcoming public workshop also leverages the AI solutions and services of both companies to deliver optimal AI education.

The workshop will take place at the Elice Lab Seoul Center, an offline training facility located in Seongsu, Seoul. An NVIDIA DLI-certified instructor will teach a course titled “Rapid Application Development Using Large Language Models”, using deep learning educational content developed by NVIDIA.

Participants will gain intensive training not only in deep learning and large language models (LLMs), but also in practical LLM technologies such as RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and GPT-style decoder models, which are increasingly important in the era of generative AI. Upon completion, participants will receive a globally recognized certificate.

The workshop will be conducted as a one-day program, with the number of participants limited to 20 to ensure high-quality instruction. It is open to developers from various industries — including manufacturing, retail, and telecommunications — as well as anyone interested in AI development. More details and registration are available on the official website of Elcademy, Elice’s professional AI training brand.

Jae Won Kim, CEO of Elice, stated, “Elice is actively building a strong AI ecosystem — from infrastructure to education — through partnerships with global tech leaders like NVIDIA. We aim to provide an optimal learning environment so participants of this NVIDIA workshop can quickly acquire AI skills that meet real-world industry demands.”

Meanwhile, the Elice Lab Seoul Center, where the workshop will be held, is a designated “K-High-Tech Platform” supported by the Ministry of Employment and Labor and the Human Resources Development Service of Korea. It offers cutting-edge and convergent technology training programs for both current employees and future talent.