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From Skills to Industry: Skills for Progress Africa Fellows tour TOR
Skills for Progress Africa, together with their founding technical partner, ELAF Industrial Automation Limited, last month, took Cohort 1 Fellows of its Technical Talent for Industry Fellowship on an educational and industry exposure to the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR).
Expressing his appreciation, Kwame Nyatuame, Executive Director of Skills for Progress Africa, said: “It is opportunities like this from industry that make the reality vivid to the technical talent we are nurturing, and we thank the leadership of TOR for opening their doors to us.
Our flagship Technical Talent for Industry Fellowship combines technical training, industry exposure, mentorship, and personal, professional and leadership development to develop technically excellent, industry-ready and purpose-driven African professionals.
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