BCL donates start-up tool kits to carpenters
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Speaking at the handover ceremony, BCC Project Coordinator in Selebi-Phikwe, Pabalelo Pabalelo, said the 12 carpenters had undergone a two-year training course at BCC Centre at the Botshabelo neighbourhood. Pabalelo said the primary objective of BCC had always been to help train underprivileged youth across the country. "Since 1972, BCC has been providing training in the field of carpentry," he said. "We introduced textiles a few years ago.
"In 2005, we got into a five-year partnership with the Department of Youth that expired last year. We are operating without a sponsor at the moment." He encouraged the recipients of the equipment to make good use of it because it was not everyday that people were helped to set up their businesses.
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