A training program on freelancing is being launched for young professionals in Turkmenistan
The USAID project for the development of modern professional skills (YDA) has announced the start of accepting applications for a new training program focused on freelancing. The program aims to prepare young professionals who want to enhance their skills for successful remote work in both local and international markets.
The goal of this program is to provide participants with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills to effectively complete projects for clients. The training will cover key topics such as working on popular freelancing platforms, finding and selecting suitable projects, and effective client communication. Participants will also learn about modern productivity tools like Airtable and Asana, methods for pricing services, and personal branding.
The training will take place in a hybrid format, allowing participants to learn both in a traditional classroom and online, with the participation of international and local experts. This will create a unique opportunity to share experience and knowledge.
The program is available to Turkmen citizens between the ages of 18 and 28 with skills in areas such as programming, graphic design, application development, translation, finance and accounting. Participation in the program is free of charge, making it accessible to a wide range of young people. Applications for participation will be accepted until 12:00 PM on 18 November.
This initiative is an important step towards enhancing the professional skills of youth in Turkmenistan and opens up new opportunities for career development in the context of the growing demand for freelancing services.
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