BIT launches four technical training programmes at Buxton
Some of the trainees that will benefit from the four-month programmes in electrical, joinery, food prep, and IT
Some of the trainees that will benefit from the four-month programmes in electrical, joinery, food prep, and IT

SEVENTY trainees have taken a significant step toward enhancing their technical skills as the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) launched four training programmes at the Buxton Practical Instruction Centre on Monday, February 3, 2025.
The programmes, which include Electrical Installation, Joinery, Commercial Food Preparation, and Information Technology, will run for four months, equipping participants with practical skills essential for career advancement and economic empowerment.

Leading the training sessions are experienced facilitators Ms. Allison Pitt, Ms. Candace Prince, Mr. Bruce Connell, and Mr. Ryan Heywood. Additionally, BIT’s Technical Officer for Region Four, Ms. Quinola Legall, will provide ongoing support to ensure the successful execution of the programmes.

BIT has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting technical and vocational education, ensuring that trainees gain hands-on experience and industry-relevant knowledge to enhance their employability.

These initiatives align with BIT’s broader mission to empower individuals through skills development, ultimately contributing to workforce readiness and economic growth in Guyana.

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