Skill Development, Employment & Entrepreneurship

WHY THIS MATTERS

Creating practical pathways for public benefit.

Skills and livelihood activities can connect learning with work, self-employment and community economic resilience.

Potential activities

Subject to the Foundation’s approvals, available resources, safeguarding and applicable law, activities may include:

• Vocational and technical training, apprenticeships and digital skills
• Career guidance, employability preparation and placement assistance where available
• Entrepreneurship education, MSME development and startup incubation
• Financial and business literacy, mentoring and market awareness
• Livelihood enhancement and skills programmes for women, youth and disadvantaged groups

Collaboration opportunities

Training institutions, employers, industry associations, mentors, public agencies and responsible enterprises.

How progress can be reviewed

Training participation, course completion, skills assessments, verified job or apprenticeship outcomes and supported livelihood activity.