In response to the evolving job market, ALX Ghana, a leading tech platform focused on upscaling the skills of youth to create and find employment opportunities, is offering a FREE 6-week virtual program on AI Career Essentials. This programme is to equip young people aged 18-34 with crucial AI skills and essential fundamental skills like communication, entrepreneurship, and leadership to help them succeed in this digital age.
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How ALX is empowering Ghanaians to take advantage of AI
Feeling lost in the job market? Tech skills and AI can be your powerful tool to unlock new opportunities, master in-demand skills, and make you stand out.
How ALX is empowering Ghanaians to take advantage of AI
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Whether we are ready or not, AI is changing how we work. If you're a content creator, medical practitioner or auditor, we all need some skills in AI. Although AI is perceived to take away jobs, it's also anticipated to create many job opportunities. With this training, we want to empower Ghanaians to take advantage of AI, be ready for the job market, and level up their careers.
How ALX is empowering Ghanaians to take advantage of AI
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Here's what you'll gain with this course:
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● Master AI tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and DALL.E.
● Become a well-equipped professional by learning the 8 essential meta-skills.
● Craft a winning CV and upgrade your portfolio to land that dream job.
● Ace interviews and lead the way in your future workplace with effective communication and leadership skills.
How ALX is empowering Ghanaians to take advantage of AI
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Whether you are a job seeker or looking to upskill, this programme is for YOU!
Launch your AI journey today!
Click here to register for our fully sponsored program https://bit.ly/ALXApplicationsPs
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