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Ghana "New Collar" Job Skills Global (GNCJSG) Meetup Group

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What we’re about

AEIDT-GHANA Shared-Value Model Strategy (New Collar Program) is called Ghana New Collar Job Skills Global (GNCJSG). ICT Program target professionals, educators, youth, young adults, and job seekers.

GNCJS Global is an online ICT Artificail Intelligence (AI) Data Science Career Development Program that leverages IBM SkillsBuild to train New Collar talent. In addition, GNCJSG accomplishes this by scaling the edges of Ghanaian communities that do not have access to the traditional ICT Career path. We believe GNCJS Global ICT Program, WE ARE NOT FOR EVERYBODY.

GNCJS Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Data Science Program is for people who want to think differently about ICT training with practical skills coupled with team project-based learning.

GNCJS Global is doing the heavy lifting by leveraging AEIDT Global resources that provide access to real-world business projects. The projects focus on team-based practical experience with IBM-Digital Badges Credentials.

"Let's talk about what we can build together Prof. Arthur VIII"

Upcoming events (1)

Sat, Jun 15, 2024, 11:00 AM UTCGhana ICT “New Collar” training Data Science skills.
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--"The traditional working world was once made up of two types of workers — blue collar and white collar."
--" But a third category — new-collar work that promises high pay without a degree — is gaining steam. And that’s great news for anyone who doesn’t want to spend four years in college to start a new profession."
--"What is new-collar work and how does it differ from traditional blue- and white-collar jobs?"
--"Traditionally, white- and blue-collar designations were physically descriptive. They spoke to the starched white shirts you’d wear in an office, versus the colored clothing you’d typically wear when you were a trades person, likely to get dirty in the course of the work day."
--"Traditionally, white- and blue-collar designations were physically descriptive. They spoke to the starched white shirts you’d wear in an office, versus the colored clothing you’d typically wear when you were a trades person, likely to get dirty in the course of the work day. "
Source: (https://sidehusl.com/new-collar-work-high-pay-no-degree-required/)
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Past events (51)

Sat, May 25, 2024, 11:00 AM GMTGHANA "New Collar" ICT Skills for Students, Professional, Job Seekers
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