S.H.E Masters Prep Batswana For Global Stage

Monday, April 12, 2021

While the coronavirus COVID-19 came with closures of a number of businesses and redundancies, it also unearthed the entrepreneurial spark in many Batswana.

Local occupational health and safety specialist, Masego Zulu-Lekgowe was one of those who grabbed the opportunity and started a training institute in her area of speciality.

Her school, S.H.E Masters offers Health and Safety programmes that are accredited by OTHM United Kingdom. They include health and safety consultancy services for corporate clients, schools, government entities as well as individuals career guidance, tutorial service and international network opportunities in all areas of Safety, Health and Wellbeing, Environment and Quality.

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