The gig economy is opening up new earning paths in large cities. While many men work as couriers or motorcycle drivers, numerous applications have emerged offering opportunities for homemakers. These applications require performing household chores, but prior training is a necessary condition.
Women joining platforms such as Pronto and Snabbit undergo completely free training. This program lasts three days and totals only 25 hours. The goal of the training is to teach the necessary working methods, safety rules, and etiquette for interacting with clients before starting employment.
According to information posted on these platforms' websites, the training process at the educational center is organized simply and practically. Instructors explain the material in an understandable language, dedicate sufficient time, and strive to ensure that no one has difficulty understanding the work.
During this training, correct work methods, safety rules, and standards of conduct when interacting with customers are taught. Experienced trainers at nearby centers explain in simple terms how to wash dishes, clean, and observe strict safety rules. Upon completion of the training, participants are given their first uniform for free, such as a Pronto T-shirt, which they wear to start working.
The first shift and the start of earning income are possible immediately after successfully completing the three-day training. Additional trainings are periodically held to introduce new services, update safety rules, or improve service quality.
This training aims to overcome hesitation that may arise when working in unfamiliar homes or with new platforms. This process is similar to the training provided by other applications, such as Zepto and Blinkit, to their delivery partners.