Omaheke Region hosts first regional career fair
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The Omaheke Region hosted its first-ever regional career fair in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture (MEIYSAC).
The Omaheke Region hosted its first-ever regional career fair in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture (MEIYSAC).
Learners at Moses Van Der Byl Primary School have been encouraged to believe in their dreams and remain determined despite challenges, as Miss Namibia Johanna Swartbooi inspired their young minds to become what she calls stubborn dreamers."
The Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, Sport, Arts, and Culture, Dino Ballotti, has urged the academic staff at Triumphant College to execute their roles with integrity and professionalism at all times.
Balloti addressed the opening of the Triumphant College academic year in Windhoek.
The Governor of ||Kharas Region, has called on the first intake of the Keetmanshoop Vocational Training Centre to become advocates of change driving progress and development.
The Omaheke Region is set to host a career fair on the 21st February, exposing learners and the youth to career paths of their choice.
The career fair chairperson, Violet Simataa, urged young people from the Omaheke Region to attend the event to connect with key education and training institutions.
Hostel learners at Caprivi Senior Secondary School boycotted lunch at the dining hall this afternoon after sewage infested the path from the hostel.
They claim that the ongoing issue, unresolved for over three years, poses health risks.
There is a need to expose learners to new technology and to keep up with new learning trends.
This was the call by Oshana Governor Hofni Iipinge at the annual education stakeholders' conference at Ongwediva, meant for them to take stock and address challenges.
The Swakopmund Circuit Inspector, Chris Eixab, says although most learners have been placed in schools, placement challenges persist in Grades 1 and 8 due to the growing number of families relocating to the coastal town.
A continent where young people are uncertain about their future is a continent at risk of failure.
Teaching and learning at the Ndama East Primary School at Rundu has not yet commenced, although the academic calendar started about a month ago.