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Guyana To Train 500 Women For Heavy Machines
GUYANA – The Guyanese government says it is currently in talks with several big companies in the energy sector to train some 500 Guyanese women to operate heavy-duty machines.
GUYANA – The Guyanese government says it is currently in talks with several big companies in the energy sector to train some 500 Guyanese women to operate heavy-duty machines in the mining and oil and gas sectors.
President Irfaan Ali said the future undertaking would allow the participants to earn an average salary of about $1,700 U.S dollars.
He says more than 70 percent of students currently studying through the Guyana online Academy of Learning (GOAL) scholarship program are women.
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