KABUL said on Wednesday.
In a press statement, the USAID said it funded the programme to train mid-career/semi-professional job seekers and employees working in the private sector.
Classes were developed to teach skills that employers specifically requested after a labour market needs assessment was conducted by the Afghanistan Workforce Development Program (AWDP).
The short-term, merit-based skills training programmes were taught in project management, financial management, investigative journalism, marketing and training of . . .
