💻 Digital Skills Every Graduate Should Learn Before Entering the Workforce

📅 EVENT DETAILS

• Date: October 1, 2026 (Thursday)

• Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM (Asia/Manila)

• Where: Google Meet (Link will be sent after registration)

Are you ready for the digital workplace?

Today’s employers are looking for graduates who are not only knowledgeable in their field but also equipped with essential digital skills. From using AI tools and collaborating online to managing files and communicating professionally, digital competence has become a must-have in almost every industry.

This webinar will help graduating students and job seekers develop practical digital skills that improve productivity, increase employability, and prepare them for today’s technology-driven workplace.

🎯 What You’ll Learn

✅ Essential Digital Skills Every Graduate Should Have

✅ AI Tools for Productivity and Everyday Work

✅ Professional Email and Online Communication

✅ Cloud Storage, File Sharing, and Team Collaboration

✅ Microsoft Office and Google Workspace Best Practices

✅ Digital Etiquette, Cybersecurity, and Online Safety

✅ Building Your Digital Portfolio and Professional Online Presence

👥 Who Should Attend?

✔ Graduating College Students

✔ Fresh Graduates

✔ Internship and OJT Students

✔ Job Seekers

✔ Young Professionals

✔ Anyone preparing to enter the workforce

🎟️ Ticket Tiers

Learn Smart. Work Smarter. Build Your Future.

• Free Webinar Pass – Without E-Certificate

• Super Early Bird — ₱150 / ₱350

• Early Bird — ₱200 / ₱400

• Late Pass — ₱250 / ₱450

• Full Access — ₱300 / ₱500 (Live + Recording + E-Certificate)

🚀 SECURE YOUR SLOT NOW

👉 Register Here: https://roc.ph/event/digital-skills-every-graduate-should-learn-before-entering-the

🔗 STAY UPDATED & USEFUL LINKS

Keep developing your career-ready skills by exploring our upcoming webinars and learning resources:

• Upcoming Webinars: roc.ph/event
• Recorded Webinars: ronoliverclarin.com/courses
• Webinar Policy: roc.ph/policy/webinar/

“Success in today’s workplace isn’t just about what you know—it’s about how well you use technology to solve problems, communicate, and keep learning.”