In a groundbreaking move to enhance digital proficiency and economic diversification, the Ministry of Investment, in collaboration with the Corozal Think Tank, has unveiled the Advanced Technology Training Program. This innovative initiative, aimed at equipping individuals with essential digital skills, focuses on areas such as digital marketing, e-commerce, and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) administration. The program, delivered by London-based RHICS Ltd. and hosted by Ariston Marketing in Corozal Town, spans six weeks and offers a comprehensive curriculum covering social media campaigns, search engine optimization, e-commerce platforms, and CRM automation. Open to working-age individuals, including high school, junior college, and university students, as well as educators, the training is entirely free of charge. The program commences with an intensive bootcamp, followed by online modules and practical lab sessions. At the launch event, prominent figures including Minister Thea Garcia-Ramirez and CEO Narda Garcia underscored the critical role of digital skills in shaping Belize’s economic future. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to create sustainable employment opportunities in high-demand tech sectors and drive economic growth in Corozal.