19 February - Labour
On today’s show, we were joined in studio by Dianne Womersly – From the Shaster Foundation. We were talking about their Indlovu Project. The Shaster Foundation is a Cape Town based project that works towards alleveing poverty within different communities. The Indlovu Project wich is one of the Shaster Foundation’s largest projects is entirely community driven, based on community needs and skilled volunteers from all over the world. For more information visit their website on www.shaster.org.za or call the centre on (021) 657 1026.
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We also heard from Culverwell Bowa – Researcher for the South African Graduates Development Association or SAGDA. The organisation has over the period of more than a decade strove to tackle the challenge of graduate unemployment and unemployability. They offer programmes such as job readiness, life and business skills, career advice and guidance, exposure to entrepreneurship opportunities, network opportunities to its members, experiential learning (internships) and placement opportunities to graduates. They say they have had great achievements over the years and in the very same equation though, they have faced many challenges. Culverwell explained more on those challenges. If you want more information contact their offices on (011) 838 5647 or visit www.sagda.org.za
Picture By: Sasha Forbes
We also heard from Culverwell Bowa – Researcher for the South African Graduates Development Association or SAGDA. The organisation has over the period of more than a decade strove to tackle the challenge of graduate unemployment and unemployability. They offer programmes such as job readiness, life and business skills, career advice and guidance, exposure to entrepreneurship opportunities, network opportunities to its members, experiential learning (internships) and placement opportunities to graduates. They say they have had great achievements over the years and in the very same equation though, they have faced many challenges. Culverwell explained more on those challenges. If you want more information contact their offices on (011) 838 5647 or visit www.sagda.org.za
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