Microsoft and LinkedIn launched a digital skills program
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Microsoft and LinkedIn launched a new phase of the Skills for Work program, offering free access to 350 courses, 6 certifications, and 50,000 scholarships. By 2025, the company plans to help 10 million people acquire in-demand skills. In Kazakhstan, more than 23,000 people have been trained over the past two years.
Microsoft and LinkedIn announced a new phase of the Skills for Work program, providing free access to 350 new courses and 6 "Career Foundations" certificates for the 6 most in-demand professions in the digital economy.
The companies will also offer 50,000 scholarships for learning on LinkedIn to help people advance in their professional development.
By 2025, Microsoft plans to help 10 million people gain competencies for in-demand professions and obtain corresponding certificates.
In Kazakhstan, over the two years since the launch of the initiative, more than 23,000 people have participated in free training.
All courses are available on LinkedIn at this link.
Source: bluescreen.kz
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