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Jobber men's free women training push is worth watching

Jobber men's Nigeria introduced a campaign called Her Next Move to help young Nigeria women gain useful skills and prepare for better career opportunities. The aim of the programme is to help prepare young women for job opportunities and build better careers.
The campaign is done in partnership with the Master Card Foundation.

  1. What does did campaign offers: The campaign offers two free online training courses . Jobber men's soft skills training: This teaches women how to communicate well with others and prepare for employment. . Becoming a successful global worker: This teaches women about being an independent worker and how to explore job opportunities online . Note :Anyone that successfully complete either course receive a free certificate.
  1. Who is it for :The campaign is designed for young Nigeria women between the age of 18 to 35. It is useful for those- . Women looking for their first job . Women who want to improve their working skill . Women interested in starting her own self employed job or an online work . Women hoping to grow their careers and become more confident . Graduate who want to prepare for employment.
  1. Why Does This Stand Out Now? The campaign stands out because many young women need practical skills to compete in today's jobs or market . Not everyone can afford expensive training so offering free courses gives more women the opportunity to learn without worrying about fees . It's also recognizes that women can build successful careers through traditional employment or self employment. In Conclusion; Jobber men's Her Next Move campaign is worth watching because it gives young Nigeria women an opportunity to learn new skills, earn certificate and prepare for a better future without paying for the training. It's also show that with the right training and support,women can take positive step towards achieving their goals.

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