Lasting five days, the workshops are scheduled to start in June, with each one having the participation of 20 people.
In the courses, the Angolan will accompany and provide training and resources to the participants.
According to Domingos, quoted by the South African newspaper Midrand Reporter, the skills acquired in the workshop could bring improvements to career prospects and create employment opportunities.
"All participants will have access to a comprehensive suite of online business building tools, including a brainstorming tool, domain registration, web hosting, a no-code website builder, form and autoresponder builders, a newsletter tool and a universal AI assistant," he said.
"The provided suite will connect participants' websites to major social platforms and other niche sites, equipped with over 200 bots to manage daily operations, effectively functioning as a team of employees, with no need for salaries or sick days," he added.
Highlighting the importance of young South Africans turning to tertiary industries, especially technology, Agostinho Domingos considered that this course will be "beneficial" for integrating technology and artificial intelligence.
"This workshop is beneficial because it integrates technology and artificial intelligence to increase human productivity in various sectors such as commerce, real estate and finance," he said.
Participants will have the opportunity to develop their businesses online, as well as receive a digital practitioner certificate, provided in collaboration with the Institute of Accredited IT Professionals (ICITP) – of which the Angolan is a member – and the University of Johannesburg.
Interested parties can find out more here.
