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Technology leader Microsoft said its Microsoft Enabler Program has helped more than 350 persons with disabilities (PWDs) through the support of local partner organizations.
The Microsoft Enabler Program is proving that with strong support and equal access to employment, Persons with Disabilities can contribute fully to economy and society. The program aims to pioneer disability-inclusive workplaces across the region by removing barriers for a more diverse workforce. It was piloted in Korea, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand […]
EPLDT recently marked its first year as a Microsoft employer-partner for the Microsoft Enabler Program. This seeks to empower persons with disabilities (PWDs) in the workplace by fostering inclusivity and helping them increase their employability through training and mentorship. As a Microsoft employer-partner, ePLDT accommodated two students from its accessibility…
Microsoft APAC Enabler Program helps 110 PwDs in six countries match to roles within the first seven months Microsoft 4 hrs ago Microsoft Stories Asia Asia Pacific, 29 April 2021 – Since the launch of the Microsoft APAC Enabler program seven months ago, sixteen PwDs have secured full time roles, internships, mentorships[i], and training[ii] opportunities through the program, with more than 110 PwDs currently being matched to 65 potential roles with Microsoft Partners. Sri Lanka joins Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, South Korea and New Zealand, where non-profits like Enab...
April 30, 2021 SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 30 April 2021 - Since the launch of the Microsoft APAC Enabler program seven months ago, sixteen PwDs have secured full time roles, internships, mentorships [i] , and training [ii] opportunities through the program, with more than 110 PwDs are currently being matched to 65 potential roles with Microsoft Partners. Caption: Jidapa Nitiwirakun (left) and Pairin Chakaja (right) from the Pattaya Redemptorist Technological College for People with Disabilities in Thailand at Microsoft Thailand. Sri Lanka joins Singapore, Thailand, Philippine...