Ghana news briefing
526 young people graduate from precision quality internship in Volta
The six-month programme, jointly implemented by Precision Quality in collaboration with the Design and Technology Institute (DTI) and Ho Technical University (HTU), with support from the Mastercard Foundation, targets young people between 18 and 35 years, to equip them with industry-relevant skills for employment and entrepreneurship.
Mr Christian Yao Amexo, the Regional Centre Manager of Precision Quality Internship, Volta Region, said the programme offered training in business skills and professional development, precision welding and fabrication, hospitality and hotel management, and precision fashion design and apparel.
He told the Ghana News Agency that they trained young people between the ages of 18 to 35 in skills such as business and professional development, precision welding and fabrication.
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