Over 70 persons with disabilities attended a graduation ceremony held yesterday after successfully completing various technical and vocational...
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Over 70 persons with disabilities attended a graduation ceremony held yesterday after successfully completing various technical and vocational training programmes run by the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) in collaboration with the Guyana Council of Organisations for Persons with Disabilities (GCOPD), a BIT release stated. The article Over 70 persons with disabilities graduate from BIT programmes appeared first on Stabroek News.
Over 70 persons with disabilities attended a graduation ceremony held yesterday after successfully completing various technical and vocational...
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