Agorize - New opportunities with the Global Youth and Microsoft Discover AI

Movin'On Global Youth Challenge

What: 24-hour Sprint, June 1 - Propose solutions for tackling mobility challenges and develop ideas about how young people can play a role in the mobility of tomorrow.
When: Registrations are already open and will close on May 23.
Why: All people that register will receive a pass to access the 4 days of the Movin’On Summit (value 200$). Participants will also be able to take part in the sustainable mobility debate and network with experts in the mobility industry.
Who: Young professionals and students from Singapore, France and Canada.
How: Register on the platform and submit a short video presentation.
Register: http://bit.ly/MovinOn_GYC21

Microsoft Discover AI Challenge

· What: Discover AI Upskilling Journey

· When: Registrations are open until June 13.

· Why: Learn how to leverage AI for real-life problems, obtain industry-recognized Microsoft Pearson certifications and jumpstart/boost your career!

· How: Register on the platform and participate on your own or with a teammate.

· Register: http://bit.ly/UpskillingChallengeMicrosoft

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