About Afroricas

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Afroricas is a social enterprise dedicated to fostering racial and gender equity through educational programs. Established as a project in 2017, the company has become instrumental in supporting high-potential Black professionals. Afroricas offers a variety of resources including mentoring, courses, workshops, and events focused on personal finance, career development, and leadership. With strong community engagement and partnerships with companies promoting ethnic-racial and gender equality, Afroricas empowers individuals by providing significant and personalized learning experiences. Their unique selling points include a focus on empowering Black women, interactive platforms, and connections with global initiatives such as LSE Generate and Future Females Business School.

Group size
1 - 30
Daily rate
£200
Number of employees
11 to 50
Years trading
8
Has own premises
No
Apprenticeships
No
Funded Courses
No

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Afroricas is a social enterprise dedicated to fostering racial and gender equity through educational programs. Established as a project in 2017, the company has become instrumental in supporting high-potential Black professionals. Afroricas offers a variety of resources including mentoring, courses, workshops, and events focused on personal finance, career development, and leadership. With strong community engagement and partnerships with companies promoting ethnic-racial and gender equality, Afroricas empowers individuals by providing significant and personalized learning experiences. Their unique selling points include a focus on empowering Black women, interactive platforms, and connections with global initiatives such as LSE Generate and Future Females Business School.

Specialties:
Islamic Banking and FinanceGeneral FinanceRisk Assessment and MitigationAnalytical ThinkingCreative Problem SolvingProblem IdentificationEthical Decision Making+56 more

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