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Published May 25, 2021, 11:27 AM Microsoft has partnered with JA Asia Pacific, the world’s largest youth-serving non-profit organization, and CloudSwyft, a leading cloud-based learning platform provider, to launch a regional skilling program aimed at bringing skills resources and accelerating paths to employment for more than 60,000 people in Asia Pacific, including 4,000 from the Philippines. 7975 Launching in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, the program will see joint efforts to reskill, cross-skill and upskill young adults, especially those in underserved com...

Read more about MIT Centre for Future Skills Excellence to offer diploma in AI/ML, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, DevOps on Business Standard. Pune (Maharashtra) [India], May 3 (ANI/PRNewswire): To provide India's working professionals and graduates with the opportunity to further their ambition with specialized online programs that make them ready for future careers, MIT Art, Design &

Microsoft has kicked off its partnership with the Public Service Sector Education and Training Authority and skills organisation Afrika Tikkun to provide online opportunities for 20 000 young people.

Microsoft has announced a partnership with the Public Service Sector Education and Training Authority (Pseta) and Afrika Tikkun to extend the Global Skilling Initiative that was launched last year to provide at least 20 000 young people with critical digital skills. Photo: Reuters. Free tools to upskill SA youth in digital arena By BR Reporter Share JOHANNESBURG - MICROSOFT has announced a partnership with the Public Service Sector Education and Training Authority (Pseta) and Afrika Tikkun to extend the Global Skilling Initiative that was launched last year to provide at least 20 000 young pe...

Over 30,000 people in Sri Lanka acquire digital skills during COVID-19 April, 28, 2021 Microsoft and LinkedIn launch next stage to help job seekers and employers move to a skills-based economy ASIA PACIFIC, SRI LANKA — Microsoft has helped over 30 million people in 249 countries and territories gain access to digital skills, of which over 30,000 of them are from Sri Lanka. This tops its initial goal of 25 million last June. Microsoft Corp. is also extending its commitment to help 250,000 companies globally make a skills-based hire in 2021. From laid-off factory workers to retail associates...