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New leadership heralds new hope for youth employment in maritime GUARANTEED WORK EXPERIENCE AT MARITIME BUSINESS INSTITUTE

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MARITIME Business Institute (MBI) is now positionin­g itself as a leading institute that provides students with work readiness qualificat­ions and guarantees them work experience. MBI also provides graduates with excellent employment opportunit­ies.

Currently, MBI is guaranteei­ng students work experience and employment opportunit­ies for the following qualificat­ions: • Shipping and Logistics • Human and Social Studies These occupation­al qualificat­ions, which are accredited by the Department of Higher Education’s Quality Council for Trades and Occupation­s (QCTO), include mandatory knowledge as well as practical and work experience modules, as prescribed in these SAQA aligned curriculum­s.

The exciting news is that MBI has placed 50 of its graduates in gainful employment in the Port of Durban since February 2018. More students will be placed in shipping and port-related companies during the course of the year. MBI is ideally situated at its brand new premises opposite Transnet’s Car Terminal, allowing students easy access to the port.

As MBI continues with the job creation mandate of the new leadership in the country, and as part of Transnet’s requiremen­ts, the employer will be conducting medical tests for the 25 students who will be placed in the Port of Durban. These students will be working at Transnet’s Container Terminals. MBI prides itself in making a difference in young people’s lives and is passionate about empowering youth with the rare skills that previously were not at their disposal. This is a first in the maritime education sector and a huge statement for public/private partnershi­ps in addressing the scourge of unemployme­nt. Overall, this represents new hope for youth employment.

Contact MBI at 031 301 0649 or visit the campus today to find out more about this exciting and unpreceden­ted work experience and employment opportunit­y in the maritime sector. Places are limited.

 ??  ?? 25 of the MBI graduates placed for employment in the Port of Durban prepare to undergo medical testing by a Samsa-approved occupation­al practition­er, as part of Transnet’s mandatory requiremen­t for working in the port.
25 of the MBI graduates placed for employment in the Port of Durban prepare to undergo medical testing by a Samsa-approved occupation­al practition­er, as part of Transnet’s mandatory requiremen­t for working in the port.

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