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DSF launches second phase training program

[07/10/2019 04:55]

ADEN-SABA
Developing Skills Fund (DSF) in Aden launched Monday the second phase of 2019 Training Program in technical and vocational fields.

In the launching ceremony attended by deans of vocational and technical institutes and directors of private centers in Aden, Executive Director of DSF Abdullah Daghem made it clear that the fund aims at boosting skills of youth in different specializations and technical and vocational training fields for improving their livelihoods and qualifying them to enter labor market.
He pointed out that the second phase of the program targets 2000 male and female trainers.

Daghem added that the fund singed cooperation and partnership agreements with Jusur for Training and Youth Civilizing Corporation for providing skills to trainers and facilitated loans to owners of small projects for contributing in developing society in different technical and vocational sectors.

He pointed out that the fund targeted 3000 youth in six programs in 2018 and 5700 trainers in 2019 within 12 training programs on three phases.

For his part, Director of Technical Education and Vocational Training in Aden Abdullah Bin Sifa' praised the role of the fund in training youth in different development skills, confirming that the office will provide all necessary facilitations for the fund to implement its programs.