GrabAcademy opens new upskilling paths for driver- and delivery-partners in the Philippines
2021年05月27日 16:23 稿件来源：菲律賓商報 【字体：↑大↓小】
GrabAcademy is now fully online - providing driver- and delivery-partners access to new learning and development opportunities to enhance their skills and become competitive in the digital-first economy
●Through the GrabAcademy program and its partnership with Microsoft, Grab Philippines is reinforcing its commitment to leveraging technology to accelerate digital literacy and digital inclusion.
● Grab driver- and delivery-partners can benefit from six (6) training and development programs co-developed by Grab Philippines and Microsoft。
Grab Philippines announced the launch of the GrabAcademy online platform to provide driver- and delivery-partners across the country free and equitable access to new learning and development opportunities to help them become more comp
MANILA, Philippines – May 2021 Grab Philippines announced the launch of the GrabAcademy online platform to provide driver- and delivery-partners across the country free and equitable access to new learning and development opportunities to help them become more competitive in the digital-first economy. The GrabAcademy is introducing new learning and development courses for driver- […] More
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Under the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), FoodSHAP will offer sponsorships and advocacies in tourism by providing training, assistance, and information to concerned DOT officers and stakeholders free of charge.
This would include programs on foundations of food safety, basic food safety for food handlers, principles in practice, and other food safety programs which are deemed necessary. The assistance will also cover provisions of materials and resources such as trainors, books, and examinations.
“The Philippines is poised to reopen more destinations in the coming weeks. In accordance with health protocols imposed by the government, more tourism enterprises have been allowed to resume operations at a greater capacity. To support the restaurant industry, there is a growing movement to encourage eating out based on making responsible choices and adhering to high safety standards,” Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-