Are you being asked to send documents or transfer money to get a job?
For a teenager from an orphanage, starting an independent life without experience is difficult. Digital skills can open up new job opportunities, but you can't gain them just by hearing about professions. You need to try things yourself: filming, editing, creating posts, and learning how to work safely online.
Over two months, the Alisa Foundation will hold 16 classes for orphans from the orphanage. The kids will get to know the work of an SMM-spetsialist, content creator, and video editor. They will learn to shoot and edit videos, and prepare materials for social media. A separate part of the classes is dedicated to cybersecurity: how to check job offers, protect accounts, and safeguard personal data.
We are raising funds for the teacher's salary, who will conduct the 16 classes, as well as for lighting equipment for video shooting. Lighting is needed so the kids can learn to set up shots and film quality videos. This way, getting to know digital professions becomes hands-on practice, not just talk.
Help the kids gain their first job skills and learn to protect themselves online. Make a donation now.
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