Second chance for unattached youth

Six hundred unattached youth will get the opportunity to restructure their lives through the Universal Service Fund’s Technology Advancement Programme (TAP), at the start of the upcoming academic year. Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Fayval Williams, said TAP will welcome unattached youth who are interested and offer them a stipend, three months’ training from the Caribbean Maritime University and nine months on-the-job experience.“Together, the lives of some 600 young men and women will be transformed as they gain skills and experiences to actively participate in a digital society, ”Williams said.