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Skills for Work, Skills for Life

Young people around the world are landing jobs and founding businesses thanks to EDC’s workforce preparation programs. Phoebe Iragena, a young woman from Rwanda, is just one participant who is making use of her new skills. She recently opened her own clothing shop in Kigali.

Resource Details

Media Type
Video
Resource Type
Videos
Bodies Of Work
Youth and Workforce Development
Regions
Africa
Date
2018
Length
2:46 minutes

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