Microsoft enabler program helped 350 Pinoy PWDs get employed
Technology leader Microsoft said its Microsoft Enabler Program has helped more than 350 persons with disabilities (PWDs) through the support of local partner organizations.
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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.
BusinessWorld April 16, 2021 | 5:00 pm To improve workplace inclusivity, the Microsoft Enabler Program provides cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) training for persons with disabilities (PWDs), accessibility education for employers, and inclusive hiring from non-profit organizations (NPOs) supporting PWDs. âAccessibility education for employers is going beyond sensitization training. Itâs having a knowledge base where the employees of the organization can access training and information that would help them in their decision-making process when it comes to access...
Published April 8, 2021, 10:42 AM Microsoft’s Enabler Program proves that with strong support and equal access to employment, persons with disabilities (PWD) can contribute to the country’s economy. The Microsoft Enabler Program was launched in September 2020 to pioneer disability-inclusive workplaces across Asia-Pacific by removing the barriers for a more diverse workforce. A first of its kind globally, the program provides cloud & AI training for Persons with Disabilities, accessibility education for employer partners, and inclusive hiring from non-profit organizations (NPOs) supportin...
Pinoy PWDs get hired via Microsoft’s Enabler Program Share on email The Microsoft Enabler Program, which was launched in September 2020 to pioneer disability inclusive workplaces across Asia-Pacific, has allowed a number of Filipino PWDs (persons with disabilities) to be employed locally. A first of its kind globally, the program provides cloud and AI training for PWDs, accessibility education for employer partners and inclusive hiring from non-profit organizations (NPOs) supporting PWDs. “There are 650 million PWDs in the Asia-Pacific region alone, making accessibility and providing incl...