Bekwai Municipality, Wednesday, 10th January, 2024 – A significant stride towards technical skill development was taken in Bekwai Municipality on Tuesday, as residents gathered at the Bekwai Rural Technology Facility (RTF) for a specialized apprenticeship training session focused on welding and fabrication. The event, held on January 10, 2024, aimed at equipping participants with practical skills to enhance their employability and foster local economic growth.
The training session was expertly facilitated by Mr. Foster Oppong, a seasoned professional from the Bekwai Business Advisory Centre (BAC). His extensive experience and commitment to community development were evident as he guided the participants through various aspects of welding and fabrication, ensuring they gained both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience.
Mr. Oppong emphasized the importance of technical skills in today’s job market, particularly in the context of the municipality’s development goals. He highlighted how proficiency in welding and fabrication could open up numerous opportunities for the youth and contribute to the local industry’s growth.
Participants expressed their gratitude for the training, noting the invaluable skills they acquired. Many of them were enthusiastic about applying what they learned to pursue careers in welding and fabrication, which they believe will significantly improve their economic prospects.
The apprenticeship training at Bekwai RTF is part of a broader initiative by the Bekwai BAC to promote technical education and skill development in the region. This effort aligns with the municipality’s strategic plan to boost local industries and create sustainable job opportunities for its residents.
The success of this training session underscores the vital role of community-based initiatives in fostering economic development and highlights the importance of continuous investment in technical education for sustainable growth.
As the day concluded, the participants left with a sense of accomplishment and optimism for their future endeavors in welding and fabrication, thanks to the dedicated efforts of Mr. Foster Oppong and the Bekwai BAC.
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