Friday in Croix-des-Bouquets, Edwing Charles the Minister of Youth with Ronald Gilmus, Director of the Professional School of Hope, visited the various premises of the school in the perspective of its reopening.

Closed for over 3 years, this school, which offered training to hundreds of young masonry, carpentry, car mechanics and computer, will soon be back in operation, on the initiative of Minister Charles allowing 400 young (men and women), aged between 18 and 34, divided into double sessions, to have the chance to train for one year, for free "san yo pa bay yon goud".

According to the two officials, steps have already been taken to re-commission this establishment, which is presented as a reintegration tool, or even an alternative to unemployment. It is in this perspective that the Minister referred to the need to renovate the premises and to have new equipment, tools and equipment to support the training of apprentices in a safe and adapted environment.

He also visited, along with Bolivar Ernseau, the Department of Motorized Vehicles Department, the garage where courses in auto mechanics will be provided.

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