Advance your career with a fully funded GOOGLE Professional Certification Program
Work in Tech (WiT), launched for the first time in Moldova by the Swiss organization HEKS/EPER with support from Google.org, is now accepting registrations for the Google Professional Certifications Program.
Work in Tech is part of a broader Europe-wide initiative aimed at empowering learners from diverse backgrounds to launch successful careers in technology.
What Work in Tech Offers:
- Fully Funded Google Professional Certificates: Gain exclusive access to Google’s online professional certification courses, preparing participants for in-demand IT roles.
- Tailored Resources and Soft Skills Development: Beyond technical training, the program enhances soft skills essential for success in today's dynamic IT landscape.
- Comprehensive Training Package: Includes workshops, live tutoring, webinars, and both offline and online English language lessons.
Program Highlights:
- Available Specializations:
- IT Support (English, Ukrainian, Russian)
- Digital Marketing & E-commerce (English, Ukrainian)
- Project Management (English)
- UX Design (English)
- No Experience Required: Open to individuals with basic computer and internet skills, providing a supportive learning environment to develop professional competencies.
- Time Commitment: Approximately 10-12 hours per week, depending on the specialization, fully conducted online with optional offline meet-ups.
How to Apply: Interested candidates can apply now for Work in Tech MOLDOVA by visiting the Application Form. For more details, visit Work in Tech MOLDOVA.
About HEKS/EPER: HEKS/EPER, based in Switzerland, focuses on social and economic development, actively supporting initiatives that empower communities worldwide.
About Google.org: Google.org is dedicated to leveraging technology and innovation to tackle global challenges, supporting initiatives like Work in Tech to promote inclusive economic growth through digital skills.
Work in Tech is part of the INCO Academy, renowned for its global impact and recognition.
Contact:
Olga Cegorean
Program Coordinator
olga.cegorean@heks-eper.org
