In Uzbekistan, the TalpynUp women's program for female entrepreneurs is launching.
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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On March 6, the Association of Business Trainers held a press conference in Tashkent to announce the launch of the TalpynUp mentoring program for women entrepreneurs. The USAID and Imperial College London project offers 30 grant-funded places in Uzbekistan. The six-module program includes online learning, mentor-led mastermind sessions, and training with coaches; graduates receive diplomas.
On March 6, the Association of Business Trainers held its third press conference dedicated to the launch of the TalpynUp mentorship program for women entrepreneurs in Central Asia. The event took place in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan. The regional project is implemented with the support of the USAID Project on Entrepreneurship and Business Environment Development and was created in partnership with Imperial College London.
The program includes six online learning modules covering topics such as sales skills, tax and financial legislation, human resource management, business plan development, marketing, and networking.
The program offers 30 grant spots for Uzbekistan. The program structure consists of three main components: individual training, mentor-led masterminds, and practical sessions with business trainers. Upon completion of the course, participants will receive diplomas.
Source: @women_abt
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