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by Sagar Koirala \| 09-11-2020 17:48 17 0
Apply for the Youth to Work programme: Uganda, Zambia and Ghana Date: TB to 13/11/2020 Type: Online
Youth to Work is the flagship employability programme under Futuremakers by Standard Chartered, the Bank’s global initiative to tackle inequality and promote greater economic inclusion for young people in local communities focusing on three pillars: Entrepreneurship, Employability and Education. The Standard Chartered Foundation (SCF) is the lead partner in delivering the global Futuremakers initiative. The programme will be delivered by our teams in Uganda, Zambia and Ghana and is designed to support exceptional young professionals and Small and Growing Businesses (SGBs), to drive positive change for young people and businesses alike. The Youth to Work programme is a partnership between young people and private enterprises to support youth employability and it aims to demonstrate the dynamic contribution youth can make to economic development. For details - https://thechallengesgroup.com/youthtowork/ Youth to Work is the flagship employability programme under Futuremakers by Standard Chartered, the Bank’s global initiative to tackle inequality and promote greater economic inclusion for young people in local communities focusing on three pillars: Entrepreneurship, Employability and Education. The Standard Chartered Foundation (SCF) is the lead partner in delivering the global Futuremakers initiative. The programme will be delivered by our teams in Uganda, Zambia and Ghana and is designed to support exceptional young professionals and Small and Growing Businesses (SGBs), to drive positive change for young people and businesses alike. The Youth to Work programme is a partnership between young people and private enterprises to support youth employability and it aims to demonstrate the dynamic contribution youth can make to economic development. Read more: www.opportunitiesforyouth.org Youth to Work is the flagship employability programme under Futuremakers by Standard Chartered, the Bank’s global initiative to tackle inequality and promote greater economic inclusion for young people in local communities focusing on three pillars: Entrepreneurship, Employability and Education. The Standard Chartered Foundation (SCF) is the lead partner in delivering the global Futuremakers initiative. The programme will be delivered by our teams in Uganda, Zambia and Ghana and is designed to support exceptional young professionals and Small and Growing Businesses (SGBs), to drive positive change for young people and businesses alike. The Youth to Work programme is a partnership between young people and private enterprises to support youth employability and it aims to demonstrate the dynamic contribution youth can make to economic development. Read more: www.opportunitiesforyouth.org The programme seeks to recruit 45 young and enthusiastic professionals ages 21-30 (21-25 for persons with disability) looking for an opportunity to learn new business and consultancy skills and apply them in a real business environment. Read more: www.opportunitiesforyouth.org The programme seeks to recruit 45 young and enthusiastic professionals ages 21-30 (21-25 for persons with disability) looking for an opportunity to learn new business and consultancy skills and apply them in a real business environment. Read more: www.opportunitiesforyouth.org The programme seeks to recruit 45 young and enthusiastic professionals ages 21-30 (21-25 for persons with disability) looking for an opportunity to learn new business and consultancy skills and apply them in a real business environment. Read more: www.opportunitiesforyouth.org The programme seeks to recruit 45 young and enthusiastic professionals ages 21-30 (21-25 for persons with disability) looking for an opportunity to learn new business and consultancy skills and apply them in a real business environment. Read more: www.opportunitiesforyouth.org