Provides access to over 3000 certification-level 21st century employability skills The mission of the International Commission on Workforce Development is to produce a skilled, competitive workforce in developing countries that meets the needs of today's changing economy. In this dynamic and competitive global economy, skills acquisition and workforce development are vital for a nation to compete and to grow, particularly in an ever-changing era of economic integration and technological advances. The need for IT and workplace skills and competencies for 21st century jobs is prevalent in most developing countries. Job skills training can help underserved nations, regions and communities improve economic growth, reduce poverty and achieve sustainable development. It can also help developing countries reduce high levels of youth unemployment and restore productive economies in countries emerging from conflict. Yet, quality education is not readily available in developing countries. Lack of subject matter experts, absence of correct educational tools, high cost, no accountability, no quality assurance, and inconsistent curriculum are just some of the problems that mar the education systems in the developing countries. This situation is leading to "illiterate and under-prepared" degree holders. As it is not possible to change entire educational systems or send out thousands of subject matter experts to each and every developing country, a viable alternative is the proliferation of IT and 21st century employability skills to the masses through e-learning using the Internet. However, there were three key barriers to the adoption of e-learning in the developing countries, (i) very high cost of "expert content", (ii) piracy and(iii) bad end-user experience due to low Internet bandwidth and disconnection problems in the developing countries. ICWFD has resolved ALL the above barriers through high-end technology and offers over 3000 certification level Information Technology and Professional Development courses FOR FREE to under-privileged learners via the Internet. Courses are accessible from any location in any country via a PIN based mechanism sponsored by our donors at hugely subsidized costs.