New training scheme by Google, govt agencies for 3,000 job seekers in Singapore
Google partners EDB, IMDA, SSG to launch jobs and skills initiative for local entry-level and mid-career job seekers
Singapore
GOOGLE has joined hands with three government agencies - the Economic Development Board (EDB), Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) - to launch a new jobs and skills initiative for 3,000 local entry-level and mid-career job seekers.
Named the Skills Ignition SG - A Grow With Google Programme, it is in support of the SGUnited Jobs and Skills Package, said the four parties in a joint press statement on Monday.
The latest initiative is aimed at boosting job seekers' employment and employability outcomes, and providing vital industry experience amid a challenging labour market.
It offers two programmes, based on Google's curricula. One focuses on providing on-the-job training, while the oth…
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