Classiq Technologies and QUCAN have partnered to support QC101, a two-month introductory quantum computing training program designed to bridge the gap between academic research and industry application. Beginning Friday, October 24, 2025, the fully online program blends live instruction with self-paced learning, providing participants with hands-on experience using real quantum tools. This collaboration aims to address the growing demand for skilled quantum professionals and equip them with practical skills recognized in both academia and industry, while also supporting the goals of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.
Bridging Quantum Skills Gap with New Training Program
Classiq Technologies and QUCAN have partnered to address the growing need for skilled professionals in the quantum computing field. The collaboration supports QC101, a two-month introductory training program designed to bridge the gap between academic research and practical industry applications, with the next cohort beginning October 24, 2025. Registration is currently open for those seeking foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in this rapidly evolving domain.
Delivered entirely online, QC101 blends live, interactive lectures and labs with flexible, self-paced learning modules. Participants will gain practical skills using real quantum tools and benefit from direct engagement with leading experts, according to the company announcement. Classiq will provide full access to its next-generation platform, enabling participants to connect theoretical concepts with practical implementation using enterprise-grade software.
Building on this, Nir Minerbi, CEO and co-founder of Classiq, emphasized the alignment of both organizations’ missions: making quantum computing education more accessible to both academia and enterprises. This program aims to meet the increasing demand for quantum talent, equipping individuals with the skills necessary to contribute to the advancement of quantum technologies and solve complex problems beyond the capabilities of classical computers. QC101 is also an official event of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.
“Most importantly, we’re collectively addressing this critical need for academic learning and workforce development to meet the growing demand for quantum talent.”
CEO and co-founder Nir Minerbi, Classiq
“Classiq will participate by sharing quantum software expertise and enabling participants to connect theory with practice with our enterprise-grade platform for quantum developers.”
CEO and co-founder Nir Minerbi, Classiq
“Classiq’s and QUCAN’s missions are well aligned: making quantum computing education more accessible in academia and for enterprises”
Nir Minerbi, Classiq
Classiq and QUCAN Partner to Advance Quantum Education
The partnership between Classiq and QUCAN extends beyond simply offering access to quantum software, according to the company announcement. Classiq will deliver live, interactive lab sessions specifically designed to complement the QC101 curriculum, providing hands-on experience with its next-generation platform. These labs aim to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, allowing participants to directly translate concepts into working quantum circuits. This focused approach ensures participants gain tangible skills immediately applicable in industry settings.
Building on this, the QC101 program is designed with a flexible, online format blending weekly live lectures with self-paced learning modules. Participants will utilize Classiq’s platform to automatically transform high-level models into optimized circuits, ready for execution on various quantum computers. The company highlights that this automation is enabled by its platform’s foundation of 70 patents, streamlining the development process and lowering the barrier to entry for aspiring quantum developers. This access allows participants to experiment and refine their skills without needing deep expertise in low-level quantum programming.
Meanwhile, the timing of this collaboration coincides with the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ), amplifying the program’s reach and importance. By partnering with QUCAN, Classiq aims to address the critical need for a skilled quantum workforce, supporting both academic learning and enterprise adoption. This combined effort contributes to a broader initiative of fostering innovation and accelerating the development of quantum technologies globally, ensuring a pipeline of talent to meet the growing demands of the field.
By providing hands-on experience with the Classiq platform alongside QUCAN’s QC101 program, this partnership directly addresses the growing demand for quantum-ready professionals. This focused training could enable a stronger connection between academic research and practical industry applications, accelerating the development of real-world quantum solutions. For enterprises and researchers alike, a skilled workforce is now becoming essential to capitalize on the advancements within quantum computing and beyond.
The implications extend beyond simply filling a skills gap; Classiq and QUCAN’s collaborative approach promises a more robust quantum ecosystem, fostering innovation and driving progress in this rapidly evolving field.
