2025 World Youth Skills Day

 🛠️ July 15 | World Youth Skills Day




This isn’t just a date on the calendar.
It’s a reminder that skills are the currency of freedom—and young women deserve a fair shot.

At SkillHer, we don’t just teach skills.
We build confidence.
We build access.
We build women who are ready to lead, earn, and shape their world.

From digital know-how to storytelling, tech to entrepreneurship, we’re on a mission to make skills the superpower every African girl carries into her future.

🚀 The world doesn’t change by waiting.
It changes when more women learn, build, and own their next move.

Here’s to every woman in the SkillHer community who’s choosing growth.
And to the next wave of women who are just getting started—there’s space for you here.




#WorldYouthSkillsDay #SkillHerWorks #SkillsArePower #SheBuildsCapacity #LearnLeadEarn #DigitalForHer

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