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Happy International Youth Day 2025! 🌍💫 At SkillHer, we believe in the power of young people—especially young women—to reshape communities, industries, and the future. This year’s theme is a reminder that the energy, creativity, and resilience of youth are not just tomorrow’s assets, they are today’s driving force. Every skill you sharpen, every bold step you take, and every idea you dare to bring to life pushes the world forward. We’re proud to stand beside a generation that’s unafraid to learn, lead, and leave a legacy. Here’s to the doers, the dreamers, and the changemakers among us. Your voice matters. Your work matters. You matter.

If you’re part of the SkillHer community, you already know we’re all about helping women build skills, grow professionally, and create real opportunities. But here’s the thing — a network is only as valuable as the energy and engagement you put into it. Whether you’ve been here for a while or just joined, here are three simple but powerful ways to maximise the SkillHer experience this month. 1. Show Up for the SAW Sessions — Physically or Virtually Our Skills Acquisition Workshop (SAW) is in full swing, and it’s the heartbeat of our learning this season. From Research & Project Management to Entrepreneurship: Finance Fundamentals, Web development, Sales & Marketing etc  every session is designed to give you tools you can use immediately. 💡 Pro Tip: Even if you can’t attend in person, joining virtually and asking questions is a great way to connect with facilitators and other learners. 2. Tap into SkillHer Coach for Personalised Learning Got a burning question abou...

The SkillHer Skills Acquisition Workshop (SAW) officially kicked off with a power-packed session designed for the incredible crew behind driving learning outcomes: our facilitators. Before the main participants even step into their sessions, we gathered the minds and hearts shaping the experience for a deep-dive workshop that set the tone for what’s to come. This wasn’t just a warm-up, it was a strategic launch into what promises to be an impactful learning journey for every woman joining SAW. Through two focused sessions, our facilitators explored how to teach not just effectively, but intentionally. The experience began with a virtual introductory session, where facilitators received an overview of SAW’s core objectives and reflected on what truly makes a learning session great.  Two days later, we gathered in person for the physical workshop, structured around two key themes: Theme 1: Training Needs Analysis and Learning Objectives We started by revisiting the fundamentals: What...