Guatemala Wants More Call CentersThere are appeals to make teaching English obligatory and to encourage cooperation between private enterprises and the government in order to make the country more attractive to the contact center industry, and generate more jobs.Tuesday, January 24, 2012
The Government and the private sector aim to create a common initiative to attract more call centers companies, and create 50,000 new jobs for young people, mainly in the next few years ahead, said Elperiodico.com. Call centers already employ some 15,000 young people. Source: elperiodico.com.gt ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Public-Private Partnership to Employ Young PeopleApril 2012 Using partnerships with private sector companies, attempts are being made to provide training and employment opportunities for young people who neither study nor work. Guatemala Needs to Learn EnglishApril 2012 A bill entitled "English for All" aims to promote English language learning, so the country may take advantage of many job and development opportunities that it is currently missing out on. Salvadoran Call Centers are Short on Qualified StaffJune 2010 The call center industry is finding it hard to grow, due to lack of qualified bilingual personnel. Guatemala: Call Center to Generate 9 Thousand JobsFebruary 2009 To generate these jobs, the sector will require an investment of $20 million in 2009.
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