Free Digital Skills and AI Training for Vulnerable Groups

Free online training in digital skills and AI for veterans, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and other representatives of vulnerable groups from Kharkiv, Cherkasy, Vinnytsia, and Odesa regions.

 

Are you looking for new employment opportunities, additional income sources, or ways to grow your own business? The “Digital Skills Development for Vulnerable Groups” project, implemented by Star for Life Ukraine, Sigma Software University, Helvetas Ukraine, and partners with the support of Switzerland, will help you gain practical digital and AI skills that can be applied in employment, freelancing, or your own business.

  Registration deadline: September 20 Format: Online Participation: Free

Program starts in late September

 

Choose the program that matches your goals:

 

• “Digital Income: AI + SMM for Additional Earnings”. For those who want to master modern digital tools, build a portfolio, and find new online income opportunities.

 

Register now 

 

• “AI Marketing and Automation for Existing Businesses”. For micro and small business owners who want to use AI for marketing, sales, and business process automation.

 

Register now

 

After completing the program, you will receive:

• a practical portfolio;
• profiles on freelance platforms;
• ready-to-use AI solutions for work or business;
• a clear plan for further professional development.

 

Learn more about the project: Learn More

 

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«Digital skills development for vulnerable groups» project is implemented by Сharitable organization “Сharitable foundation “STAR FOR LIFE UKRAINE” as part of the Ukraine Economic Resilience Programme (ERP). The programme is implemented with the support of Switzerland through the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation by the ERP consortium consisting of Mercy Corps, Right to Protection, Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation, and JERU (Joint Emergency Response in Ukraine of Welthungerhilfe and Concern Worldwide).