ASK4JOB
ASK4JOB is a pan-European educational pathway for long-term unemployed and low-skilled adults, which contributes to digital citizenship and digital inclusion. ASK4JOB will …
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ASK4JOB is a pan-European educational pathway for long-term unemployed and low-skilled adults, which contributes to digital citizenship and digital inclusion. ASK4JOB will …
CodeYourFuture (CYF) is a UK based non-profit organisation that trains refugees and other disadvantaged people to become web developers and helps them …
In 2018 and 2019, Digital Inclusion Luxembourg taught IT classes and workshops in collaboration with the Ministry of Labour and the European …
The 24 students who participated in Microsoft’s AI School were selected in conjunction with Microsoft’s partner Simplon – a social enterprise that …
AWS re:Start is designed to educate young adults (NEET – Not in Employment, Education, or Training), military veterans, members of the military …
In June 2024, UNDP Mali and Orange Mali launched a two-year partnership to train 3,000 young people in digital skills through Orange …
The project aims at increasing the employment of women from ethnic minorities providing them with the knowledge and practical skills necessary for …
Iran's July 2016 law cut paid working hours for mothers of young children from 44 to 36 a week, intended to help …
Since August 2021 the Taliban have barred girls from secondary school and most women from paid work. UNDP estimates the employment ban …
WomenBridges, coordinated by the IMPACT DRIVE Foundation under the "momgotajob" initiative and in partnership with Women Do Business (Greece) and Soziale Zukunft …
Austria's public employment service built a €240,000 statistical scoring tool (AMAS) that docked points for being female and for 'care obligations' (applied …
Int is a scheme offered by Jobsplus that provides support and advice to women who want to open their own business. This …
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