(Philippines, December 07,2021, 3:00 pm) How can we provide education, skills and jobs for 1 billion people by 2030? According to the World Economic Forum, reskilling and upskilling are highly demanded and is the ongoing trend for the world’s development.
Charity Learning Festival 2.0 (CLF 2.0) as a learning festival with charity nobility to raise awareness of the support grant-giving charities can provide to the needy, deprived and underprivileged affected by the Covid-19 Pandemic and beyond.
This CLF 2.0 is the second program since it was first held in 2020 powered by ReSkills Philippines. CLF 2.0 will be running concurrently in Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and India.
CLF 2.0 – three-pronged Community Empowerment ecosystem
First, public will obtain new knowledge and skills through OnLIVE Learning powered by ReSkills. Individuals can empower themselves with self-enhancement learning programmes, including the underprivileged who is also aided to enrich & elevate their lives.
Second, for every person that signs up for a complimentary 6 months OnLive Learning account from ReSkills, ReSkills will match each sign-up with a donation of USD1 for each sign up. Hence, various Charity Organizations can benefit from funding via this campaign while public can empower themselves through learning & at the other hand, they are empowering those selected charity organizations.
Third, Teachers, Trainers and Coaches are able to share and impart their experiences, expertise and knowledge to benefit the public through ReSkills’ Platform.
Sharing while learning
The charities that are in the pipeline of receiving the fruits of this campaign from each countries are Dual Blessing Berhad in Malaysia, Aliansi Pemberdayaan Generasi Muda in Indonesia, Make-A-Wish and Save the Children Foundation in Philippines, Foundation for the Blind in Thailand, and two other charities in Vietnam and India.
In spite of the uptrend of global wealth through Industry 4.0, the fact remains that there are still those who are affected by health issues, natural disasters, and less-than-ideal economic systems. Effective leadership and coordination is now more crucial than ever when it comes to a global effort in upholding the wellbeing of the underprivileged segments of the human population.
With technology at the fingertips of almost every single person, the public at large is now empowered to play a role in doing something for the greater good.
“It is crucial for us to exercise our corporate social responsibility. This has been one of our driving forces and motivation since the inception of this company.” Says the company’s CEO Jin Tan.
Genelyn Dela Peña, ReSkills Philippines Manager, comments, “We want to create access to as many people as possible to learning and education no matter what their financial standing is. At the same time, we want to enhance the lives of the underprivileged, and I believe that this Charity Learning Festival is one of the ways to align those two together.”
CLF 2.0 is a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) runs from 12 December 2021, Sunday to 12 February 2022, Saturday. Interested members of the public can easily back this initiative and be a part of the quest for a better humanity. Visit https://www.charitylearningfestival.com for more information.
