Online
Business Process Outsourcing is usually available jobs online that could execute
from any location via digital device like computer or smartphone as long as the
device is connected to the internet.
Declaring
the training open on Monday, the Acting Director-General, NITDA, Dr. Vincent
Olatunji, informed participants drawn from the six geo-political zones in the
country, that the training aligned with NITDA’s mandate, stressing they are more
repositioned to training unemployed Nigerians who will be able to compete with
others globally.
“I
am excited to declare this training open, which is the second in less than two
weeks. I was here two weeks ago to declare open a training for people with disabilities
and now with able people. What we are doing is to affect the lives of every
Nigerian irrespective of status. We are to develop a globally competitive human
capital with the aims of equipping them with training to make them globally
employable,” Dr. Olatunji said.
He
also pointed out that the world of work is changing and there is need to
realign the nation’s workforce and labour market to this change, emphasizing that
geographical locations are no longer hindrance to job hunt any longer with online
Business Process Outsourcing.
Additionally,
Dr. Olatunji said that not adopting the Online Business Process Outsourcing
platform has dire effects on the nation’s economy, maintaining that leveraging
on the platform would make diversification of economy achievable as it would
attract foreign flows of income into the country.
He
listed the deliverables of the Online Business Process Outsourcing to include,
freedom to choose what to do; who you want to do it with; where you want to
work; consistent income; access to basic need of life and social relevance.
He
advised the beneficiaries of the training to value it as key in helping them to
achieve crescendo, declaring, “Only if you know this training this training can
help you reach your goal of sufficiency and less dependence on the white collar
jobs.”
The
Director, Software and Outsourcing, Mr. Chris Okeke admonished participants to
see future in the Online Business Outsourcing and make it a spring board of
becoming employers of labours themselves in the near future.
ITRealms
gathered that NITDA promised to reward three outstanding trainees with a laptop
each to complement with the knowledge acquired, just as it urged them to put
whatever they have learnt in practice as there are mechanism put in place to measure
their performances.
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