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Career Resources Workshop in Houston, Texas

February 25th, 2024
10 AM - 1 PM

YMCA Connect | 6700 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX

Kid-friendly event with lunch provided!

Upwardly Global has successfully placed 500 Afghan professionals into family-supporting careers with an average salary of $59,131.

Workshop Details for Afghan Newcomers

Join Upwardly Global, the forefront leader in career resources for immigrants and refugees, for our FREE Career Workshop! Explore our comprehensive program, apply for valuable resources, and uncover local networking opportunities. Empower your professional journey with us!

The workshop will be in Dari, Pashto, and English. The workshop is for men and women.

Registration starts at 10 AM. Pre-registration is preferred.

Stories From Afghan Newcomers

“Upwardly Global just told me about another training that they can help me with for a FAA certificate to become a flight dispatcher. This is also very interesting to me. I could work with an airliner, oversee flight safety and control. They told me that opportunity is there to be recruited to another job, bigger job from flight dispatcher. Maybe even as an airline pilot too!” 

What Does Upwardly Global Do?

Upwardly Global is the premier national organization working to support immigrants and refugees with international credentials to restart their careers in the United States.

Since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, Upwardly Global’s Employment Services Advisors have provided Afghan newcomers with personalized coaching and job-readiness training tailored specifically to Afghans’ professional and cultural needs.

Do You Have?

Register for our Free Career Resources Workshop!

Please take a few minutes to complete the Upwardly Global full program application. The information you provide about yourself will be kept confidential.
If your legal name is different than your given / preferred name
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General Information
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Work Authorization Details
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Additional Information
Upwardly Global does not discriminate on the basis of race, sexual orientation, gender identity or ability. Upwardly Global is committed to providing a safe and welcoming space for people of all races, gender identities, sexual orientations, and/or abilities. We are asking these questions to better provide appropriate care and service to our community members, track the effectiveness of our program and ensure we consider the needs of all members. Please consider the following optional questions:
Please include full names of individuals who referred you to UpGlo if possible. Your help in sharing this information helps us to better spread the word about our program.
Upwardly Global does not charge a fee for our training program. However, after finding a professional job with our support, we do ask program alumni to make an optional, voluntary donation. Many alumni choose to donate to us within 3 – 6 months of obtaining a job.
I understand that before I am accepted into Upwardly Global’s Job Search Training Program, I will be expected to provide:
– Original or copy of university or college degree
– Current resume or CV
– Proof of U.S. work authorization – for example, your EAD or Green Card
– Completion of English Language Level Assessment (provided by Upwardly Global)

Upwardly Global received $750,000 through competitive funding through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Grant #90ZM0037. The project is financed 100 percent with federal funds. The contents of this website are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families.