Until December 20, they will have the opportunity to submit an application to participate in the subsidized program training program implemented by the Athens Chamber of Commerce (BEA), self-employed that do not employ staff and employees of enterprises.
It is recalled that a subsidized training program for 750 people is being implemented for the first time, following a proposal and interventions by the BEA, in which the self-employed who do not employ staff can also participate.
Those interested who will participate in the program will receive an allowance of 450 euros, after completing their training, for a total of 90 hours.
Specifically, through the project, the 750 beneficiaries of the Attica region will receive counseling support, training and certification, in one of the following training subjects:
- Basic H/Y skills
- Computer AND Network Technician
- Software Application Technician
- Web and application design specialist
- Specialist in Electronic Commerce Systems-e-commerce
- Responsible for managing websites, digital platforms AND Social media
- Applications of digital marketing in sales of products and services
- Retail sales – communication with customers
- Supply chain management
The application to participate in the program can be found at BEA website.
The aim of the act is the acquisition of knowledge and skills, which aim to upgrade the professional qualifications of the beneficiaries and have a direct and positive impact on maintaining their jobs, through their adaptation to changes in the business and technological environment.
The content of the professional training and certification concerns RIS3 branches and sectors for the Attica region and more specifically the technology and digital skills sectors, which are the dynamic sectors of the Attica region.
The project is implemented within the framework of the action entitled “Strengthening the adaptability of workers to the new development model of the Attica Region” (invitation code ATT098/ ADA: ΟΟΚ7Λ7-1ΣΙ) – PEP Attica 2014 – 2020 – the project was transferred to the next programming period 2021 – 2027 ADA:65947Λ7-8ΝΒ) and is financed by the European Social Fund of the European Union and Greece.
In fact, the contract for the implementation of the project has already been signed between the Athens Chamber of Commerce and the contractor consortium “UNIVERSAL EDUCATION SA – SWISS APPROVAL AMKE – TASEIS MANAGEMENT EPE”.