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    OPINION & ANALYSIS

    Makana learners look ahead

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterDecember 1, 2019Updated:December 1, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    Last week the Department of Employment and Labour led by Director General, Mr Thobile Lamati, visited Makana Municipality. The purpose of the visit was to conduct a two-day exit strategy workshop for the 1650 learnership beneficiaries. Below are the learnership programmes under way in Makana:

     

     

    As can be seen from the above table, three learnership programmes have already started. The two-day workshop took place from 20 to 21 November 2019. The following themes were explored in depth.

    • What do I want to do with what I have learnt?;
    • Job creation opportunities in Makhanda;
    • Waste management initiatives;
    • Technology innovation and skills development;
    • Career and business opportunities in the water sector;
    • Possible partnership and role of the Premier;
    • E-waste management opportunities;
    • Water waste to renewable energy;
    • Market opportunities in agriculture/ hydroponics

    This two-day intensive workshop was intended to help the students participating in the learnerships focus on their careers beyond the programme.

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