Goya urges companies to utilise training levy

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Goya (right) handing over a certificate to one of the graduates

The assistant minister of Education and Skills Development, Moiseraele Goya has urged companies to knock on the doors of the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) to find out how they could access the training levy to develop skills.

Goya was giving a key note address at the graduation ceremony of VeldBerry Management and Training’s recent batch of the Bullet Proof Manager course participants that was held in Gaborone recently.

The minister said development challenges require concerted efforts and collaboration between the government and the private sector and it was encouraging to note that VeldBerry had recognised this gesture.

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Goya urges companies to utilise training levy

The assistant minister of Education and Skills Development, Moiseraele Goya has urged companies to knock on the doors of the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) to find out how they could access the training levy to develop skills.

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