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Trainees discuss their thoughts on skill improvement opportunities

This was to empower young people from the province with knowledge of the ICT sector, career opportunities as well as training and mentorship programmes.

July 6, 2023
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Nobuhle Buthelezi: With the skills that I learned I will be able to start my business and maybe find a job, so I am glad that the opportunity was granted to me.
Nobuhle Buthelezi: With the skills that I learned I will be able to start my business and maybe find a job, so I am glad that the opportunity was granted to me.

Northcliff Melville Times asked the recipients to discuss their thoughts on skill improvement opportunities. Most of them were happy and grateful that they were given this opportunity. They expressed their enthusiasm for the chance to enhance their skills and learn new ones.

Below are their comments:

Itumeleng Williams: I am so grateful to have been among those chosen and given this opportunity, which has completely changed my life. 
Itumeleng Williams: I am so grateful to have been among those chosen and given this opportunity, which has completely changed my life. 
Elane Mazibuko: I will never forget how the opportunity changed my life and how it has been a blessing. 
Elane Mazibuko: I will never forget how the opportunity changed my life and how it has been a blessing. 
Clementine Makhubela: Being able to learn all these skills was amazing for me and I am happy and grateful at the same time.
Clementine Makhubela: Being able to learn all these skills was amazing for me and I am happy and grateful at the same time.

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