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Heels and Tech launches AI-powered career quiz to empower African women

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November 17, 2024
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Heels and Tech, a leading brand of The Learning Core Company, proudly announces the launch of its innovative AI-powered career guide quiz named Bella.AI

Founded by tech veteran and thought leader Bisola Alabi, Heels and Tech began as a community focused on empowering women. Today, it stands as one of Africa’s leading IT Edtech companies, having garnered over 100,000 community members from 80 countries with many of their students securing positions in top firms worldwide. The company’s mission is to provide African women with opportunities to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for professional advancement or career transitions.

With over 60 courses offered through cohort-based learning, the organization recognized the importance of creating a comprehensive guide that addresses the varied personalities and interests of its community. Some women are introverted, while others are extroverted; some prefer to deal with high level stakeholders, while some prefer to sit behind the computer. For some, upskilling is a means to advance their careers, while for others, it opens doors to higher-paying opportunities.

Bella, the AI-powered guide quiz is designed to assist women who are eager to learn professional skills but are unsure of which path to pursue. This cutting-edge tool analyzes individual strengths and abilities, recommending courses that align with each learner’s unique profile. For example, a lawyer might be guided towards courses in documentation and compliance. Meanwhile, stay-at-home moms re-entering the workforce can discover courses that not only enhance their skills and boost their confidence but also provide a challenging and rigorous learning experience, helping to bridge the skills gap and prepare them for the demands of the modern workplace.

Bella AI is a groundbreaking career guide that plays a pivotal role in empowering women to chart their professional journeys with clarity and confidence. By helping women assess their strengths, interests, and values, it provides a foundational understanding of their personal and professional inclinations. This self-awareness is crucial as it enables women to make informed career choices that resonate with their passions and align with their capabilities.

Through Bella AI, women gain the opportunity to explore a wide array of career options. This exploration allows them to evaluate various industries and roles, gaining insights into the potential opportunities and challenges associated with each path. Armed with this knowledge, women can strategically align their career choices with their long-term objectives, ensuring they pursue paths that offer both fulfillment and growth.

“Our AI tool doesn’t just recommend stop at technical courses, it goes further to find out about the personality of the intending students, their interest and also ask questions about basic knowledge and understanding of course of choice, for instance, questions of students interested in creativity and design or they prefer being a consultant.” said Bisola Alabi, Founder of Heels and Tech. “We offer a broad spectrum of non-technical courses as well, ensuring that there’s something for everyone. The AI continuously monitors job trends, ensuring that the courses we suggest are aligned with current employer demands.”


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