Welcome to Wakamoso.
The world is going digital, and we are all learning how to navigate this new landscape to reach our goals and dreams. Here’s how Wakamoso can help you present yourself in the digital world.
What Wakamoso can do for you
1. Present yourself professionally
Wakamoso can help you create important documents like your CV, proof of residence, a will, and a business profile. If you need other documents, just let us know.
2. Attract attention to your community
As more people in your community register on Wakamoso, businesses will take notice. By providing honest and complete data, Wakamoso can help connect you with job opportunities and ways to earn micro-income.
3. Strengthen your community
Wakamoso connects you with NGOs that can offer support. By registering as a member or volunteer and completing activities like questionnaires and taking photos, you help these organisations secure funding for important projects in your area.
4. Earn income
Some questionnaires on Wakamoso will pay a reward into your wallet. You can convert this reward into airtime using the app.
It’s important to understand that Wakamoso can bring more opportunities to your community if many people are using it. Encourage your friends and family to join Wakamoso. The more people using Wakamoso, the more businesses will be interested in employing through Wakamoso.
Using your CV on Wakamoso
1. Create and share your CV
Download your CV after completing your profile and skills section. You can then share this professional CV with potential employers.
2. Companies accessing your CV
Companies can search for CVs on Wakamoso. This means that your CV can be viewed online by any company that is looking for candidates to employ. It is important to keep your CV up-to-date, and you can edit it through the mobile app at any time.
My wallet
1. Rewards
Rewards for completing activities are added to your wallet. You can convert this cash balance into airtime once you complete your profile and skills sections.
My personal metrics
1. Health and community questionnaires
Answer questions about health, nutrition, education, and your community. This helps provide advice on improving your health and access to better services, training, and education.
2. Sharing information
Anonymous information is shared with community-based organisations and NGOs to help them provide better services to you.
Sharing your information
1. Data protection
Your data is your asset and is protected. We only share your personal information with your consent. You will know when your CV is shared as you will receive a reward in your wallet.
2. Detailed and honest information
The more complete and honest your data, the higher the chance of earning micro-income opportunities from businesses or community-based organisations.
Organisations on Wakamoso
1. Registering organisations
Churches, community organisations, service providers, and businesses can register on Wakamoso to communicate with their communities and track programs.
2. Messaging and activities
Organisations can send messages and questionnaires, encouraging users to complete activities for rewards.
Data safety
1. Independent ethics committee
An independent ethics committee governs Wakamoso’s conduct and how information is used, ensuring data for good and income for more.
Deleting your account
To delete your account –
- Open the mobile app.
- Select your profile.
- Ensure your wallet has a nil balance.
- Select “Delete my account”.
Application speed
1. Slow response time
The app may feel slow because it processes questions based on your previous answers and checks for updates. Using a fast internet connection can help improve speed.
For more information, please read our Privacy Policy.