International Day of Micro and Small Business: how skilled labor drives opportunities

More than a date in the calendar, the International Day of Micro and Small Business, celebrated on June 27, reinforces the importance of recognizing the way these businesses help to move the Brazilian economy. Responsible for more than 99% of the companies active in the country, according to Sebrae, small businesses are protagonists in generating jobs, strengthening communities and stimulating entrepreneurship. Together, these companies account for about 27% of GDP and sustain more than half of formal jobs in Brazil. In particular, in the cities of the interior, these enterprises move the local economy and the opportunities of work and work that contribute to a professionalization context.

Currently with 80% of its units in the interior, Jumper! offers technical and professional courses aligned with the demands of this market, preparing young people and adults for the most promising areas. According to Eleandro da Costa, CEO of the network, the growth of small businesses requires specialized labor, so the importance of investment in training. “Investing in training is to boost the development of communities and prepare regions for growth. With the advancement of small businesses, the demand for professionals also increases, and our role is to anticipate these needs. Qualify is to strengthen the regional economy and open doors to new opportunities for future”, highlights the executive.

The network plans to expand its operations in at least 20 new small and medium-sized cities in the next semester, reinforcing its commitment to bring affordable education, career opportunities and skilled labor to the most different locations in the country.