July 2022

Erigavo, Somaliland – A lifeline came to nineteen-year-old Abdillahi Abdirahman when he had the opportunity to enroll in a UNICEF-supported vocational training center implemented by the Ministry of Employment, Social Affairs and Family of Somaliland. The center offered forty-three young people, half of whom are girls, the opportunity to acquireRead More →

The volleyball season is less than a month away for Smackover, which will field a team for the very first time. The Lady Bucks will play college and JV schedules beginning August 22 at Emerson. Smackover plans to play its home matches at Norphlet’s Gymnasium. Coach Dennis Steele launched theRead More →

Children play a game of Monopoly Tuesday at Western Elementary School in Naugatuck as the Naugatuck YMCA began its 12-week character development program for middle-aged children. Jim Shannon Republican-American By Raquel Williamson Republican-American NAUGATUCK — The Naugatuck YMCA has launched a new character development program at Western Elementary School inRead More →

Hyderabad: In a unique development, the University of Hyderabad (UoH), one of India’s most reputable institutions in higher education and Help The Blind Foundation (HTBF), a non-governmental organization that caters to the financial needs of visually impaired students who attend the university, entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) onRead More →

Digitization is changing the skills people need to work. New digital tools continue to materialize to accomplish traditional workplace tasks, and technology-focused job opportunities are on the rise – from cloud computing specialist to digital marketing and analyst roles of data. We must prepare today’s students for the world ofRead More →

Labor shortages and declining retention rates remain key challenges for industrial operations, according to Deloitte. today almost 90% of manufacturers struggle to fill critical labor shortages, reporting that their frontline facilities are understaffed up to 38% of the time. Augmentir’s suite of connected worker tools is designed to help manufacturersRead More →

Design has played a vital role in the emergence of many of Australia’s leading digital organizations. But with total demand for designers estimated at more than 13% per year, new solutions are needed to ensure a steady supply of skilled workers with the specialist skills needed to meet the challengesRead More →

It is an illusion to think that sustainable economic growth can be achieved by rapid solutions to the structural weaknesses of the factors of production. Malta’s labor market weaknesses have been known to policy makers for some time. Recent economic growth has not been achieved primarily by improving the skillsRead More →

Photo: Joe McKendrick The rise of digital businesses — powered by AI, machine learning, and cloud-based services — is redefining career opportunities for technology managers and professionals. Coding skills continue to be in demand, but companies eventually want more, and as a result, IT roles are pushed up. One thingRead More →

Bengaluru: State government polytechnics are experiencing a huge rush in the current admission season. About 96% of the seats in the 85 government colleges have been filled, the highest at least in the past 15 years.According to data provided by the department of technical education, 22,092 students were admitted againstRead More →

World Youth Skills Day, recently celebrated on 15e of July, spotlighted the next generation of digitally-skilled people, who hold the keys to solving the UK’s digital skills crisis, but also underlined that there is a lot of work to be done in this area. Digital skills are essential in allRead More →

Deeside.com > News Job : Sun 24 Jul 2022 Updated: Sun July 24 Airbus has signed a partnership agreement with Britain’s leading aeronautics and engineering institution, Cranfield University, to ensure graduates have the skills to meet future challenges in a complex and competitive aerospace environment. The signing ceremony took placeRead More →

Seplat Energy Plc has partnered with the Health Emergency Initiative to teach first aid techniques to secondary school students. The training aims to build the capacity of young people to manage pre-hospital emergencies. A statement made available to The PUNCH on Saturday noted that the initiative was focused on youthRead More →

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – Dozens of girls from across the Tricounty have taken advantage of their summer vacation to take part in a mentoring program. ‘Worth Beyond Measure’ is managed by Youth Empowerment Services, Inc., (YES). The organization’s goal is to empower middle and high school girls to discover, embraceRead More →

Comment this story Comment Annie Miller beamed with excitement as she pointed at the tiles on her iPhone screen, eager to share what she had just learned. “These are all applications! ” she says. “No one ever told me that.” Miller, 74, has balked at computers and phones since floppyRead More →

Listen to the article 3 minutes This audio is generated automatically. Please let us know if you have any comments. The National Cyber ​​Workforce and Education Summit highlighted a continued push to help meet an urgent demand for qualified cybersecurity professionals. Cyberseek research shows that there are more 700,000 jobsRead More →

With many courses in Nigerian universities becoming less marketable in the world of work and students lacking employable skills when seeking opportunities, acquiring digital skills is the right direction for achieving digital inclusion. For personal growth and access to job opportunities in local and international tech ecosystems, students need toRead More →

The construction labor shortage and the digital skills gap are global challenges. According at the last annual survey by Associated General Contractors of America and Autodesk, 89% of US construction companies struggle to fill hourly positions and 86% struggle to fill salaried positions. Sixty-one percent of companies surveyed said theirRead More →

Over a thousand children across the Wirral have learned water safety skills ahead of the summer school holidays through a partnership between a local swimming school and the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). During a week of sessions in July, the Helen Diamond School of Swimming taught 1,148 of itsRead More →

A unique pilot project has been approved in Pembrokeshire which will bring together students and companies specializing in the renewable energy sector, creating an industry-led blue-green energy framework that will prepare young talent for employment opportunities upcoming locations. This is the first pilot project to be endorsed by the RegionalRead More →

The Institute for Apprenticeship and Technical Education (IfATE) has launched a broad reflection on how skills training serves the legal, financial and accounting professions. We want to ensure that apprenticeships and broader technical education, including T-levels and higher technical qualifications, work for everyone, regardless of company size and location andRead More →

Consulting firm employee Misuzu Mukae began to worry about her professional skills in her mid-30s, so she decided to take action. “I felt that I might dry up when I turn 50, if nothing is done,” recalls Mukae, 42. To “update” her knowledge and connections, Mukae signed up for theRead More →

Jhe transport and logistics sector is one of the most critical sectors for a country’s economic prosperity. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the current share of transport and logistics in gross domestic product (GDP) is around 3%. This is a clear indication that this very important multi-billion nairaRead More →

Artwork by Aamnah Arshad After a hectic school year, there’s nothing wrong with sleeping in and spending the day watching TV or playing video games. While it’s crucial to take a well-deserved break from your studies, spending all your time doing nothing could later make you regret accomplishing more duringRead More →

Fort Drum children practice turning left, right, braking and stopping on an obstacle course July 15 outside the Magrath Sports Complex during the annual bike rodeo. Fort Drum Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Branch staff organized the event to reinforce bike safety and help children practice their skills. (PhotosRead More →

The Platform School, Ipaja, Lagos, said children’s ability to play chess helps develop critical thinking. Speaking in an interview after the students of Platform School won the Lagos State Chess Tournament, the headmaster of the school, Mr Bola Obe, claimed that the students were able to win the competition becauseRead More →

shapecharge/Getty Images You probably already know that you’ll need to learn coding to work in tech. But did you know that you will also need soft skills for tech jobs? Soft skills, also known as soft skills, enable workers to work effectively and harmoniously with others. Essential soft skills forRead More →

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed in Townsville with the aim of increasing the training of one of Australia’s fastest growing industry workforces – hydrogen. Training and Skills Development Minister Di Farmer traveled to Townsville, Queensland to witness the signing between TAFE Queensland and Ark Energy Corporation whichRead More →

New research from Australia suggests that our brains are adept at recognizing sophisticated deepfakes, even when we consciously believe the images we see are real. The discovery further implies the possibility of using people’s neural responses to deepfake faces (rather than their stated opinions) to train automated deepfake detection systems.Read More →

sponsored article The Culinary Skills Certificate is available through Springboard+ at ATU Donegal The Culinary Skills Certificate is the ideal introduction to the culinary world. The aim of this program is to provide learners with the knowledge, skills and competencies necessary for a career in a professional kitchen environment. ThisRead More →

The UK has a serious skills shortage. The Open University Business Barometer for 2021 found that two-thirds (63%) of companies struggle to recruit candidates with the right skills, and a quarter (24%) consider finding the right employees to be the biggest challenge facing their organization. This skills gap is provingRead More →

Graduates lacking vital social and practical skills due to lockdown Calendar An icon of a desktop calendar. to cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across it. Caret A right-pointing solid arrow icon. E-mail An icon of a paper envelope. Facebook An icon of Facebook’s “f” mark.Read More →

NEW CANAAN – All the tools were there to be a wide receiver. All Trumbull’s football team had to do was get Trumbull’s basketball player to join them. “They’re in gym class throwing the ball, and he’s catching it all,” Eagles football coach Marce Petroccio said Saturday at New Canaan’sRead More →

The sun has no value in itself. Its value comes from plants that seek sunlight to produce food. Its value comes from animals, but only from those that thrive in daylight and summer. Bats don’t care. In other words, the value of the sun comes from those who consume sunlight.Read More →

A new draft strategy to meet the skills needs of the horticulture and food sector has been published by Growing Kent & Medway and is now open for consultation. Producers, processors, manufacturers, distributors and technology companies across the food and beverage value chain are encouraged to provide feedback on theRead More →

TULSA, OK — Today, Tulsa Community College (TCC) and Tulsa Innovation Labs (TIL), in partnership with edX, the global online learning platform from 2U, Inc. (Nasdaq: TWOU), and Skillstorm , launch the Cyber ​​Competence Center. The new program, based in Tulsa, will develop a diverse talent pool for the in-demandRead More →

Sydney, July 06, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Sydney, New South Wales – The growing demand for psychology skills in the workplace is driven not only by an investor’s focus on environmental, sustainability and governance criteria, but also by financial common sense. Companies that invest in mental health programs can expectRead More →

LEADERS in the forest sector have teamed up to launch a new skills programme. Tilhill, the UK’s leading forest management, logging and landscaping company, and Foresight Sustainable Forestry Company, have unveiled the Foresight Sustainable Forestry Skills training programme. The course is aimed at participants from South Walian who will receiveRead More →

The new agricultural training body, TIAH (The Institute for Agriculture and Horticulture), is looking to recruit English farmers and growers to trial and test its services before officially launching its online platform next year. As agriculture and horticulture undergo tremendous change and the need to become environmentally sustainable and profitableRead More →

The mining industry training company, the Colliery Training Center (CTC), has established links with various original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), technology research organizations and employers to enable it to train students and employees on the latest equipment and technologies emerging in the industry, CEO of CTC Manyabela Mailula recount Weekly mining.Read More →

Teaching youngsters how to budget their money, take out the bin or do their own laundry could be part of the West Dunbartonshire secondary school curriculum. It comes as local authority education officials continue to take action to help improve the number of young people leaving school and entering aRead More →

July 2—Limestone County student Dilyn Barron was nationally recognized for her cosmetology skills after winning gold in the Skills USA competition in June. Barron, a junior entering her senior year this fall, said her mother was her inspiration for learning the cosmetology skills and had also been a student atRead More →

Kesteven and Sleaford High School students, left to right – Alisha Siddy, 14, Eva Shaw, 15, and Leah Scott, 15, with Rotary Club’s Bill Martindale. The Rotary Technology Tournament was organized by the Sleaford Kesteven Rotary Club with pupils from the town’s three secondary schools as well as the RuskingtonRead More →

Workforce preparation Connecticut Institutions Bridge Tech Skills Gap with Talent Accelerator Initiative Seven Connecticut higher education institutions are participating in a new initiative called Tech Talent Accelerator, which aims to boost high-demand technology skills by fostering partnerships between business and higher education in areas such as cybersecurity, virtual modelling, softwareRead More →

Pancho Alvarez speaks to campers at Crothersville Volleyball Camp Tuesday morning. At far right is Tigers head coach Scott Sage. Arv Koontz | The Tribune CROTHERSVILLE — Among the things Scott Sage loves about his Crothersville High School volleyball team is that the girls work hard and improve. Munciana VolleyballRead More →