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K1 Carpentry students graduate and take steps into the workforce. | SMN News

July 28, 2019

K1 Carpentry students graduate and take steps into the workforce. | SMN News
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CAY HILL:--- Sixteen local youth have successfully completed a 6-month carpentry course made possible by K1 Britannia Foundation in collaboration with the National Institute for Professional Advancement (NIPA). The course allowed the students to be internationally certified with Carpentry Level 1 qualifications through the MIC Institute of Technology, based in Trinidad & Tobago. The course was an initiative of K1’s Second Chance program. “Our second Chance Program is based on the principle of finding out of the box solutions to adapt to meet the needs of our youth as effectively as possible. This is why we wanted to focus


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