Frantz Elbé accompanies 300 young people in vocational training
Frantz Elbé, former Director General of the Haitian National Police (PNH), has launched an initiative to train 150 new beneficiaries in the Greater South through the Foundation for Education and Sustainable Development (FEEDH). This new cohort, spanning two academic years, includes practical training in agricultural techniques, building electricity, tiling, master mason training, Windows techniques, and sewing.
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Since the program's launch, 60 beneficiaries have already graduated, demonstrating the positive results achieved by this initiative. FEEDH has supported a total of 300 young people over two academic years in the departments of the Greater South.
The choice of these training fields aims to provide participants with concrete tools to improve their professional prospects and encourage income-generating activities. The training is provided by several institutions, including the Modern and Technical Institute of Haiti, the Professional Center of Jérémie, the Jacmel Workshop School, as well as centers located in the Nippes departments.
Each beneficiary also receives a kit and educational materials to facilitate their learning. This initiative aims to support Haitian youth by developing their skills, economic independence, and access to new career opportunities in the Greater South.
Reporting by Vant Bèf Info

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