SkillArbitrage Provides Indians AI Skills for Global Success

Gurugram : The use of AI technologies is revolutionising the global workforce. The need for skilled labourers who are conversant with AI systems is skyrocketing.

In addition, more and more small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and startups in industrialised nations are taking use of remote talent from poor countries.

Can experienced Indian workers acquire remote employment abroad if they learn to use AI tools?

SkillArbitrage, an edtech firm located in Gurgaon, is already making this a reality.

SkillArbitrage believes that, in the future, worldwide exports of services will far outpace exports of commodities, and as a result, it has compiled a collection of courses designed to help working professionals take advantage of global talent arbitrage.

For women who left the workforce for personal or family reasons, SkillArbitrage released a version of their AI tools programme so that they could work remotely on international prospects. Only three months into the six-month course, 8% of the students have found remote work, both part-time and full-time, while others are building their freelancing reputations.

After many setbacks in her career and the closure of her business due to COVID because of maternity, Ghaziabad native and Skill Arbitrage student Kumudini Saxena is now working from home as a recruiter for international clients, earning 17 lakhs in 3 months and boasting 15 clients in Poland, Japan, Jordan, etc.

Similarly, Shailaja Prabhakar had to return to her native Vellore for personal reasons, leaving her career with a major corporation in Chennai. She now works from home. She landed a remote position with a North Carolina-based US firm and saw her compensation increase in that time.

In our view at SkillArbitrage, talent arbitrage is the driving reason for economic equality across the world. It levels the playing field so that people from all walks of life may compete for the greatest jobs and schools. This equal playing field allows companies of all sizes and locations to compete for the best available positions throughout the globe by attracting and retaining the most qualified employees. Ramanuj Mukherjee, CEO of SkillArbitrage, says, “This will necessitate skills, and we want to train people to be ready for what the future holds for them.”

SkillArbitrage prepares professionals from India and other developing nations for remote employment, internships, and freelance work with startups and SMEs in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, and other developed economies.

As more companies across the globe look for remote employees so they can tap into a superior talent pool at a lower cost, it’s crucial that Indians be given the tools they need to find, prepare for, and pitch for these cross-border employment possibilities.

SkillArbitrage courses and placement support have been especially popular with housewives and mothers of young children, senior professionals looking for side gigs and extra income, digital nomads looking to escape office cubicles and those living in smaller cities who cannot move to metros to find jobs.

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