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Mastercard Foundation, 1 April 2021
EF Education First (EF) announced today the second phase of an ambitious English language and service skills training program, which aims to upskill workers in the tourism and… Read more »
EF Education First (EF) announced the second phase of an ambitious English language and service skills training program, which aims to upskill workers in the tourism and hospitality industry value chain in Rwanda. The program is part of the larger Mastercard Foundation's Hanga Ahazaza initiative (which means "Create the Future" in Kinyarwanda). The program aims to equip 30,000 young people with the skills needed to find and/or create jobs in the tourism and hospitality sector and beyond. Learn more.
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