What if you could decide when, where, and how you work—and still make a great income? That’s the reality of the gig economy, a growing global movement that allows people to work flexibly and independently. Whether you’re tired of traditional jobs or looking for extra income, online freelancing offers countless opportunities to take charge of your future.
Running a successful business in Jamaica today means using modern tools that simplify operations, improve customer service, and boost profits. Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers precisely that—helping businesses automate tasks, track sales, and connect with customers more efficiently. Whether you own a shop in downtown Kingston, sell handmade products online, or manage a market stall, AI can help your business grow and thrive.
The N.C.B. Foundation Level Up Programme Graduation, in partnership with Internet Income Jamaica (IIJ), celebrated individuals who took a bold step toward transforming their futures.
This event was a day of pride and joy, honoring the hard work and resilience of graduates who embraced digital education to open doors to new possibilities. The atmosphere was exciting as family members, friends, and mentors celebrated this significant milestone.
Freelancing has opened up a world of opportunities for Jamaicans, enabling them to earn foreign currencies without ever leaving home. With platforms like Fiverr and Upwork, it’s easier than ever to connect with clients worldwide who value skills in writing, graphic design, virtual assistance, and digital marketing. However, to truly stand out and succeed, freelancers need to work smarter, not just harder.
At Internet Income Jamaica (IIJ), we believe in the transformative power of creativity. The Power Up Design Contest brought this vision to life, showcasing how design talent and entrepreneurial spirit can uplift small businesses and empower creators.
The National Customer Service Week (NCSW), hosted by the Jamaica Customer Service Association (JaCSA) in partnership with the Public Sector Modernisation Division (PSMD), brings together experts, leaders, and innovators to reimagine how service can improve across Jamaica. This year’s virtual conference was about more than just the latest tips and tricks in customer service. With the theme “Service Excellence: Taking Jamaica Above & Beyond,” NCSW 2024 showed Jamaican businesses that customer care can be both high-tech and highly personal.
On October 17th, Internet Income Jamaica (IIJ) proudly joined a wave of ambitious young Jamaicans at the Ready Set Great Youth Conference at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston. Hosted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in recognition of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, this event was a hub of inspiration and empowerment. With a mission to give Jamaican youth the skills and confidence to carve their own paths in the digital world, the conference brought together youth, educators, and industry leaders with a shared vision: building a future where financial independence is within everyone’s reach.
Internet Income Jamaica (IIJ) took another step in its mission to empower Jamaicans with digital skills by donating $25,000 for a digital whiteboard at Rusea’s High School in Lucea, Hanover.
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