Today we spoke to Anthea Rossouw – founder of the Dream Catcher Foundation. The foundation supports the development of small, medium and micro tourism service business -and peripheral enterprises of individuals, groups and local community in South Africa, who can make a significant difference, to create work in their communities and in turn contribute to quality of life, peace and stability for their family and that of their community. For more information you can contact (021) 976 9372 or visit www.dreamcatcher.co.za
We also spoke to Colleen Malindi – from CallingtheCape. They are offering a free training to enter a contact center learnership. CallingtheCape has provided a CADET learnership programme for previously disadvantaged unemployed individuals who have passed matric. Majority of these individuals are coming from the township like Khayelitsha, Guguletu, Mitchell’s Plain and the surrounding suburbs. So if you are interested then make sure you apply, the closing date is tomorrow the 29th of June. For more information you can contact Colleen at (021) 788 1668.
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