Category: Ministry of Labour
Hinterland residents urged to participate in BIT programmes to foster tourism products
Hinterland residents are urged to participate in the various the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) programmes to foster tourism products ... Read More
BIT programmes expanding to more riverine communities in 2025
Another set of communities in the riverine areas of Guyana will benefit from free skill courses through the Board of ... Read More
Child labour workshop opens to foster teamwork between agencies
Over 60 employees from various child protection agencies and departments are participating in a two-day child labour training workshop. The ... Read More
Labour ministry expanding services aimed at tackling child labour
With concerns growing over the rising cases of child labour globally, the Ministry of Labour has been making notable progress ... Read More
Pregnant mother graduated from BIT
- 37 other Sophia youths graduates The Ministry of Labour’s Board of Industrial Training (BIT) celebrated the graduation of yet ... Read More
65 new trained professionals added to Region Nine
Sixty-five residents of Region Nine are now skilled in welding and fabrication, heavy-duty equipment operation, commercial food preparation, small engine ... Read More
Mabaruma residents to get heavy equipment operator training
Residents of Mabaruma sub-district in Region One will soon get an opportunity to become skilled heavy-duty equipment operators. The training ... Read More
Region One gets 20 new engine technicians
Twenty residents from Sebai and Canal Bank in the Matarkai sub-district, Region One, have now been certified as small engine ... Read More
More Region Nine residents certified in welding, fabrication
Twenty residents from Massara and Toka Villages in Region Nine are now trained in general building construction, and welding and ... Read More
20 Region Seven residents upskilled in electrical installation, welding
About 20 residents from Region Seven will soon be certified in electrical installation, and welding and fabrication, enhancing their employability ... Read More