BOSETU to offer 50 scholarships for members

Tuesday, August 15, 2017

BOSETU members will soon benefit from their investments

Botswana Sectors of Educators Trade Union (BOSETU) will launch bursary and scholarship initiatives at its 30th anniversary celebration this month end. Annually, the union will consider sponsoring about 50 of its members if the budget set aside for this project permits, the secretary general of the labour movement Tobokani Rari said.

The sponsorship will cover labour and human resource related courses that will assist in labour education for members.

“Already, government is sponsoring teachers to further studies in areas related to education, that is, subjects that they offer and those they would like to pursue so as to advance their career. For that reason we thought doing that will be a duplication of government’s efforts,” Rari said.

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