Linden secondary school students and dropouts have an opportunity to enhance their employment chances through a remedial programme that commenced at four centres in the town on Tuesday.
The programme, conducted by the Linden Community Empowerment Programme (LINCEP), offers a wide variety of courses.
The initiative is a bold one, said Dexter Copeland at a media launch in the LEN Building on February 20th. Copeland, the brain behind the initiative, said the initial estimate of the programme is $5.4M as he appealed for sponsorship from the business community. He said the programme has received good signals from Banks DIH.
Copeland said participants have the opportunity of a free upgrading of their education and apart from targeting young people,
