HRDC: 150 Students Lower VI will Discover the World of Work

10 years ago - April 08, 2014

Bridging the gap between school and the world of work and allow students to learn about a business realities. These are some of the objectives of the internship program launched by the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) on Monday April 7.

And for these Easter holidays they will be 150 students from Lower VI to visit 24 public and private companies. It starts from, Tuesday, April 8, for a period of two weeks.

These young people also got a Career Talk this Monday, conducted by the HRDC, to explain, among other career opportunities available to them. They also learned how to write a resume.

Launched in August 2007, the internship program takes place three times a year, every school holiday. Earlier this year, the HRDC invites private and public colleges to submit their list of interested students to participate.

Text by lexpress.mu

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