October 19, 2024 - JapaConnect

Edo Govt, IOM Partner to Launch Rehabilitated Job Centre

The Edo State Government, through the Edo State Skills Development Agency (Edojobs) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has launched a revamped innovative jobs and skills centre at Evbuomodu in Ikpoba Okha local government area.

This was disclosed in a statement issued yesterday by the IOM, saying that the job centre, built in July 2000, is part of a network of seven structures established by the Edo State Government to boost youth employability by providing them with technical and vocational skills training, coaching, job matching, internships and employment opportunities.

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Day: October 19, 2024

Edo Govt, IOM Partner to Launch Rehabilitated Job Centre

8 Tips for International Students: How to Successfully Work on Campus

Top 10 African Countries with Low US Visa Rejection Rates, Passport Access

Top 10 African Countries with High US Visa Rejection Rates, Passport Access

Australia Provides Choices for International Students Seeking Permanent Residency