BHRDS heads north

Monday, January 30, 2017

Cultural performance by the Chinese as they celebrated their Rooster New Year at Avani Hotel.PIC: KATLEGO MOTSAMAI

The Botswana Human Resource Development Skills (BHRDS) Fair and Career Clinics (former Botswana Tertiary Education Fair) will for the first time move to reach more individuals as it will be held in Francistown.

This was revealed by the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) chief executive officer, Raphael Dingalo at a media briefing last week.

“This year marks the eighth BHRD Skills Fair and Career Clinics. Interestingly this year, the event will be held in Francistown, Northern Botswana and Gaborone, Southern Botswana. The BHRDS will be preceded by the Career Clinics in both Francistown and Gaborone,” he said.

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