World Bank Group Reviews on Courses, Pricing, Features & Career Impact
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- Why Choose World Bank Group Courses?
Types of World Bank Group Courses
The programmes on both World Bank Group’s learning platforms cover global and regional challenges.
The Open Learning Campus courses require a Microsoft account to access.
The World Bank Academy courses cover these six broad focus areas for training.
People - Health, Education, and People protection are under this category. Some courses include
- Strengthening Health Systems and Advancing Universal Health Coverage
- Education Policy and Innovation Center (EPIC): Advancing Learning and Knowledge Exchange
- Social Protection and Labor
Prosperity - The courses are under these subcategories: Climate Risk Finance, Data for Evidence-Based Policy Making, and IFC's Capital Markets Postgraduate Program.
Planet - IFC's Agribusiness Leadership Program, Environment and Social Risk Management, etc., are some of the top subcategories of courses.
Infrastructure - Disaster Risk Management, Mobilizing Private Sector Capital, etc., come with both in-person (global and regional) and online training.
Digital - Digital transformation is covered here broadly.
Data - Development Data is included.
Why Choose World Bank Group Courses?
Here are some good reasons to partake WBG training, be it from the recently opened academy or the Open Learning Campus.
For Leaders in the Making
The WBG Academy uses the extensive knowledge and experience of the World Bank Group. The training provides valuable insights into global development issues. Its courses are in various immersive formats, including concise lessons, comprehensive courses, and peer-led discussions.
To Achieve Globally Recognised Sustainability Standards
The Academy connects learners with a global network of development practitioners, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange across countries and sectors.
Continuously Updated Training
The platform continuously updates its offerings to reflect the latest developments in global challenges and solutions, ensuring that learners have access to current information.
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Updated on Dec 24, 2024