Indonesian Youth Trained as AC Technicians to Boost Employment on Obi Island
Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
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- Harita Nickel and BPVP Ternate have launched the fifth batch of the PELITA program.
- The program trains 16 young people from Obi Island as residential AC technicians.
- This initiative aims to improve employment opportunities and foster economic independence in the community.
A new cohort of 16 young individuals from Obi Island has begun training as residential air conditioning technicians through the PELITA program. This initiative, a collaboration between Harita Nickel and BPVP Ternate, aims to equip them with valuable skills for the job market.
The PELITA program, now in its fifth batch, focuses on providing vocational training to enhance the employability of local youth. By learning to install and maintain residential AC units, participants gain practical expertise that is in demand, opening doors to new career paths.
This program represents a significant effort to foster economic independence within the Obi Island community. Harita Nickel's commitment, alongside BPVP Ternate, underscores a dedication to empowering local populations through skill development and creating sustainable livelihood opportunities. The training is expected to boost the region's economy by cultivating a skilled workforce ready to meet community needs.
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Originally published by Tempo in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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