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Office of the Prime Minister Completes Digital Skills Training for Corozal Students

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Office of the Prime Minister organized a training program in Corozal District for young people and early-career workers. Forty-one students completed the program, which was conducted in collaboration with the Corozal Think Tank. The curriculum covered digital marketing, e-commerce, customer relationship management, and marketing automation, utilizing platforms such as Shopify and Zoho CRM.

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The initiative aimed to strengthen digital skills relevant to Belize’s growing services sector. The training was designed to prepare participants for opportunities in micro-businesses, BPOs, and public-sector digital transformation within the country.

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    The program could strengthen the national digital services sector and human capital of Belize.

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  1. Technology aids vocational training in Corozal District, involving Mig.Sub-event
  2. Office of the Prime Minister organizes a training program in Corozal District.1 source

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