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Are you over 50? Here's how you can share your skills
An online skills community network is offering individuals that are over 50 years of age and retired an opportunity to help mentor the younger generation.
50 Plus-Skills connects these individuals who have skills, time and services with businesses, civil societies, academic institutions, NPOs and government.
Founder Linda Smith says this is an opportunity for younger generation to learn from people who've been there and done it and are now willing to share the knowledge.
Our generation has been given an opportunity to get an extra season of life because of longevity and technology, so we have to be open minded about that.
Linda Smith, founder of 50 Plus-Skills
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