The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a privately-operated local training institution is urging local service providers across the broad range of disciplines to take training seriously if they seriously want to “survive and prosper” in what he says will be “the highly competitive environment” in which they will have to operate in the period ahead.”
Adrian Clarke, who heads the training and consultancy firm, Clarke Productions, which operates from the Critchlow Labour College Complex, told Stabroek Business during an extended interview just over a week ago that Guyana’s development trajectory is creating a situation in which “training in certain key service delivery-related skills” has become “critical to the survivability and success of a number of local agencies” that will be seeking to either enter the market or to expand their market share in the period ahead.
