Livity Africa, Facebook offer young entrepreneurs digital training
Non-profit organization, Livity Africa has announced a partnership with Facebook to offer digital training to young entrepreneurs across Africa to help accelerate their businesses. The six months deeply immersive training will be provided by Livity Africa’s Digify trainers and supported by ongoing training from Facebook. The training includes three core elements with curricula developed specifically for each: Digify Pro Start Up: a deep impact six-week training module for start-up entrepreneurs to accelerate their businesses using digital skills and tools.
She added, “Through this programme, we aim to help entrepreneurs use social platforms to tell their business story, connect with their audiences and generate demand for their products. In partnership with stakeholders such as Livity Africa, we can help young entrepreneurs develop successful businesses.” Entrepreneurs interested in applying should follow the Digify Africa Facebook page or Livity Africa Facebook page, or contact Qhakaza Mthembu via email – qhakaza@livityafrica.com – for more information. The digital training programme builds on the “network effect” of the Digify programme, which was launched in South Africa in 2014 (and in Nigeria and Kenya in 2016). Delivered by Livity Africa, the Digify programme has received support from Google, the Rockefeller Foundation and British Council, and last year trained about 70,000 digital hustlers. Share it Let Friends Know
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