Training is free for participants. There are several courses from two to three months.
The Projector Foundation has announced a call for applications for the first wave of online training in the creative and IT industries for women from rural areas.
The free training will cover the following digital skills
– a course on the basics of graphic design (Graphic Design: 1 group, 22 students, 3 months);
– a course in project management (IT Project Management: 1 group, 22 students, 3 months);
– Targeting course with Facebook and Instagram tools/ training in optimising advertising campaigns (Facebook and Instagram Targeting: 1 group, 23 students, duration 2 months);
– a course on SMM/social media promotion for business (SMM for Business: 1 group, 23 students, 2 months).
The programme “Training in Creative and Technical Professions for Women from Rural Areas” is being implemented as part of the International Trade Centre’s project “Enhancing the Economic Resilience of Communities Affected by War”. The project is funded by the Government of Japan.
Eligibility requirements: women aged 18 and over who live in villages or towns and need to retrain or improve their professional skills.
To apply and learn more about the training, please visit: http: //surl.li/mchwdv. Application deadline: 22 July 2024.
“The importance of participating in Projector Foundation training for women from rural areas is that it is a great opportunity for them to receive high-quality professional training that takes into account their needs and the specifics of life in rural areas. Such training provides opportunities for career development, so these programmes are a key tool for increasing their economic self-sufficiency,” said Tetiana Hetman, Director of the Department of Agricultural Development at the Lviv Regional State Administration.