ABM launches entrepreneurship development programme

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

FRANCISTOWN: ABM University College recruited its former students to a 5-day entrepreneurship development programme that began on Thursday last week.

The workshop is a training programme to upgrade entrepreneurship skills, especially for the 99 young alumni of ABM University College who graduated last year.

Speaking at the official opening of the programme yesterday, the Executive Director of ABM, Daisy Molefhe, said the aim of the training was to equip the graduates with business skills. "This five-day course is accredited by BOTA," she said.

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ABM launches entrepreneurship development programme

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