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 and truck drivers, millions of people turned to online learning courses from GitHub, LinkedIn and Microsoft during the pandemic to help prepare for and secure the most in-demand roles, including customer service, project management and data analysis. The announcement, detailed on the Official Microsoft Blog, builds on the company’s efforts to help people by extending through 2021 free Link
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Over 60,000 Bangladeshis acquire digital skills through Microsoft training
Economic Reporter :
Pandemic has changed everything, and the post-pandemic world is expected to be a lot different than our thinking. Besides, we are standing on the brink of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
To face the challenges, Bangladesh must prepare it workforces based on the modern technologies.
Microsoft Corporation has recently announced that it has helped over 30 million people in 249 countries and territories gain access to digital skills, of which over 60,000 of them are from Bangladesh.
This tops its initial goal of 25 million from last June. Microsoft Corp. is also extending its commitment to help 250,000 companies globally make a skills-based hire in 2021.
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