Photo: EMPLOYED FOR THE SUMMER
WINDALCO's Training Administrator Roselyn Porter (centre) shares a photo op with a group of students employed under the company's Summer Employment Programme, which is aimed at giving students practical experience in their field of study before gaining formal employment.
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July 24, 2019

Photo: EMPLOYED FOR THE SUMMER

WINDALCO’s Training Administrator Roselyn Porter (centre) shares a photo op with a group of students employed under the company’s Summer Employment Programme, which is aimed at giving students practical experience in their field of study before gaining formal employment.

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