Tag: Board of Industrial Training (BIT)
Guyanese to benefit from expanded training opportunities as MOL, BIT, George Brown College establish partnership
Honourable Joseph Hamilton, Minister of Labour, and Mr. Richard Maughn, Chief Executive Officer of the Board of Industrial Training (BIT), ... Read More
30 persons in Bartica benefitting from the BIT programme
The Board of Industrial Training (BIT) has commenced the heavy-duty operator and maintenance training programme in Bartica, Region Seven. The ... Read More
Human Services Ministry making major strides in developmental agenda
- Mid-Year Report 2022 The PPP/C government, through the Human Services and Social Security Ministry has consistently supported the improvement ... Read More
Labour Minister enlightens toshaos on how to avoid exploitation of villagers
Indigenous village leaders have been urged to ensure that contracts are signed between employers and the persons they employ from ... Read More
Hundreds of Region 6 residents capitalising on BIT programmes
Almost 300 young people in Region Six, (East Corentyne-Berbice) have commenced various training programmes offered by the Board of Industrial ... Read More
Several Region 7 communities to benefit from BIT programmes
Several communities in the Upper Mazaruni district (Region Seven) are gearing up to access training programmes being provided by the ... Read More
More BIT programmes for Lindeners
Seven technical and vocational training programmes will soon be offered to Lindeners through the Board of Industrial Training (BIT), as ... Read More
Region 5 BIT trainees to benefit from use of heavy-duty equipment simulator
Students attached to the Mahaicony Technical and Vocational Training Centre, Region Five are expected to benefit from the installation of ... Read More
BIT seeking to reform mentorship programme
The Board of Industrial Training (BIT), is refashioning its mentorship programme to prepare youths for the working environment. BIT’s Chief ... Read More
More Region 5 residents to benefit from BIT
More residents of Region Five will be fully equipped with the necessary skills for employment following a skills training consultation ... Read More