The JOLTAP project, initiated by the Akimat of Astana, is now widely known among the capital's residents. Thanks to this project, many residents take free courses, turning professional skills into a source of income. One of them is Angela Kozhniazova, who completed short-term courses in three areas in the JOLTAP project and mastered new specialties, the official website of the capital's akimat reports.
As part of the JOLTAP project, a program called "Freelance Opportunity" is aimed at teaching sought-after and popular digital skills on the market. From the program, course participants will receive eight basic qualifications: SMM, targeting, videography, mobilography, graphic design, marketplace, and website development.
"I am the manager of a private music school in the capital. There, residents receive piano, guitar, dombra, and vocal lessons. I needed the skills of mobilography to present our work to the public and create content. And having trained as a targetologist, we have increased the number of students at our school to more than 300 orders per month. As a result of my knowledge of graphic design, I started creating reader-friendly layouts for social media. All this has affected the progress of our work. I completed a short-term course in three areas from the JOLTAP project," said Angela Maratovna.
She highly appreciated the effectiveness of the project, which provides the residents of the city with such an unprecedented opportunity. Angela Kozhniazova also expressed her gratitude to the organizers of the project for high-quality education.
"I'm sure that with this knowledge I can really make money in real life. Therefore, I want to say that by enrolling in these courses, you will not regret it. This is, of course, the necessary knowledge," said the participant of the project.
In addition to the above-mentioned JOLTAP program, there are also free short-term courses that train qualified workers for trade, construction and services such as seamstress, cashier. The modular "Chance for All" points, located in crowded places, also provide citizens with information about housing programs, business grants, social assistance and employment.
It is worth noting that the short-term JOLTAP training program is available for Astana residents aged 18 to 50 years. After the training, the participants receive a certificate.
And graduate candidates will be advertised for free on the Telegram bot JUMYS TAP. For more information, please call the call center: +7 (707) 221 31-31.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/astana/press/news/details/903991