Microsoft launches next stage of skills initiative after helping 30 million people
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Start here Use these learning paths to get skills for in-demand jobs to start reshaping your career now
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The next phase Expanding our work and vision: A new commitment to build a more inclusive skills-based economy
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Hiring for the future LinkedIn aims to help create alternative, flexible and accessible paths to well-paying jobs
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Career Coach New tool in Microsoft Teams for Education will help higher-ed students in their career journey
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Skills Path Pilot program helps companies evaluate job candidates in a more equitable way
Join us: Job seekers, nonprofits and governments
This initiative will bring together every part of our company, combining existing and new resources from LinkedIn, GitHub, and Microsoft.
Job Seekers
To access newly available tools and resources, job seekers can visit opportunity.linkedin.com to begin pursuing in-demand technology skills for free across LinkedIn, Microsoft Learn and GitHub.
Governments
In addition to using data to understand the most in-demand roles, Microsoft will share that data with governments so they can better understand the issues and we’ll use our voice on employment and training public policy issues around the world.
Learn more about:
Microsoft and LinkedIn’s policy response recommendations
Jobs and skills data from LinkedIn’s Economic Graph
Nonprofits
Microsoft will provide financial grants and technical support to nonprofit organizations to enable our skilling initiative for 5 million unemployed workers who need it most. Learn more
Learning around the world
See how many people are participating by country and the most popular learning paths
Skills and jobs analysis
Explore analysis of unemployment crisis and opportunity to create jobs in the digital economy.
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