Search the Education and Employment section on the AccesoLatino.org – Fundación Carlos Slim platform

Carlos Slim Foundation launched the program Latin lit to help immigrants from Mexico and Latin America, depend on digital platforms. This works through the online portal AccesoLatino.orgwhere a number of free tools related to topics of interest to that population are provided. It is divided into several main sections that contain a series of sections, which allow access to the portal tools and its contents.

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Today we will talk to you about the department Education and Employmenthas two sections where you can access information and online tools related to everything Latino immigrants need to find work, as well as their employment opportunities in the United States to develop.

The section is divided as follows:

• Employment tools.- This section allows you to find tools such as job boards, business start-up loans, employment dispute resolution for DACA beneficiaries and free CV templates.
• Continuing education.- This section is divided into two parts:
  • Education for all.- Provides access to the Learn.org platform, where you can access educational content from various fields of expertise.
  • Find jobs.- A section that provides employment tools for immigrants in the United States.

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Carlos Slim Foundation Its vocation is the comprehensive training of people of all ages, in Mexico and Latin America, so that they strengthen their abilities, skills and can take an active part in economic and social development, gaining more opportunities and better quality of life.

To this end, it works with academic institutions, governments and civil society organizations, so that education, health, employment, justice, migrants, road safety, human development, sport, environment, culture, humanitarian aid and economic development programs , benefiting the greatest number of people, with particular emphasis on the most vulnerable groups.