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Facebook launches "Learn with Facebook"

Avatar for Areen Zahra Areen Zahra Follow Areen Zahra on Twitter Updated: July 16, 2022

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Amidst all the data hack and security scandals, Facebook came up with an update on its campaign of helping people find and develop a career.

Facebook is all set to launch Learn with Facebook, a platform that is going to provide users with an introduction of both, soft skills and hard skills, that are essential for pursuing a career in the digital world.

Earlier in the start of 2018, Facebook announced that it would be training around 1 million people and small business owners across the US. Facebook aimed at facilitating people in learning skills that can help them sustain in the digital workplace. This decision by Facebook was driven by the facts that suggested that by 2030 America would be facing 85.2 million vacancies due to the shortage of skilled labor. Facebook, at that time, pledged to help reserve this gap in America.  For this Facebook decided to use the platform for training purposes and career development opportunities.
Progressing on the initiative, Facebook is all set to launch Learn with Facebook which is going to be a career development site. This site is going to help people in learning the primary and secondary skills that they need in a digital work environment. It is going to offer courses such as “Discover Social Media Marketing” and many other. The site aims at providing all the necessary tips and tricks on topics such as how to “boost your resume” or “Ace Your Interview.”

Facebook has come on board with the Goodwill Community Foundation to offer training courses.

Both the parties are going to collaborate to devise training courses. These training courses will cover almost all educational backgrounds and levels. Through this Facebook can provide extensive support to people across the US. These training courses aimed at equipping people with skills, which is necessary to avoid the skilled labor shortage in the future.
Facebook is going an extra mile to serve the community. What do you think?

Published: November 14, 2018 Updated: July 16, 2022

Filed Under: Noteworthy, Social Networks Tagged With: Facebook, news

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Areen Zahra

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Areen Zahra is an Auto and AI Reporter at TechEngage, writing about automotive technology, mobile apps, artificial intelligence, and transportation innovation across more than 130 articles. An IT professional by training, Areen is drawn to the intersection of mobility and machine intelligence, where she tracks how algorithms are reshaping the way we move and live.

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