Digital Laado 2021 Is All Set To Empower Daughters During The Festive Season

BHOPAL, India - Oct. 6, 2021 - PRLog -- We live in an era of digitalization, where most functions of business and society are critically dependent on the internet. As the digital revolution continues, empowering women in the digital world has become a necessity for the betterment of society.

Knowledge of digital platforms is essential, and no one can deny its importance. However, it does not necessitate physical travel; instead, thoughts and creativity can travel to any distance.

Women's participation in job markets, financial markets, and entrepreneurship are among the benefits of digitalization. In the digital age, women's often superior social skills provide a comparative advantage, especially when combined with higher education and advanced digital literacy.

Digital skills are defined as the ability to use digital devices such as computers and smartphones to search, assess, use, share, and create content. The digital skills required in the workplace are a little more advanced these days, and firms expect the broad majority of their employees, not just a select few, to have them. Our lives are more reliant on technology, and as our reliance on the internet and digital communications grow, our workforce must adapt to meet the changing skill demands.

There are numerous opportunities on the internet that can help someone build a career but due to lack of knowledge and various other problems in their life, our daughters have yet to grasp those opportunities. The same barriers and deficits that are currently impeding women's advancement in many countries may also keep them from taking advantage of many beneficial opportunities in the digital age.

According to the Survey, the Following are the reasons for Girls' Education issues:

1.      Not permitted/able to go outside of the home for job oriented courses
2.       Family is uncomfortable in letting them study along with boys
3.       Typical mindset of the family not to invest in girl's education as they need to marry
4.       Social Media Phobia & Insecurity

With all of these challenges in mind, we planned to launch #DigitalLaado on the occasion of the "International Day of the Girl Child" on October 11, 2021, as well as in the 73rd year of Independence, to empower daughters and nurture their talent and creativity across India through the Digital Expertise program.

This initiative is called the "DigitalLaado" mission (#DigitalLaado) since it aims to make daughters digitally ready. We've listed topics that are currently in demand and essential for students, such as:

• Internet Security for Women
• Digital Marketing Expertise–Fundamentals +Level-1
• Marcomm English
• Digital Sales Skills
• Video making using mobile, presentation

Add Digital Wings to your career and develop your creative potential.
Visit: https://digitallaado.com/