Jaman North MP Urges Apprentices To Embrace Humility And Respect For Masters.
*Jaman North MP Urges Apprentices to Embrace Humility and Respect for Masters*
The Member of Parliament for Jaman North Constituency in the Bono Region, Hon. Frederick Yaw Ahenkwaa, has urged apprentices benefiting from his Free Apprenticeship Skills Training and Entrepreneurship Programme (A-STEP) initiative to embrace humility and respect towards their various masters to ensure effective learning and successful completion of their training.
He made the appeal during a matriculation ceremony organised for 170 apprentices under the programme. Hon. Ahenkwaa described apprenticeship training as a challenging process, stressing that individuals who lack humility, discipline and respect may struggle to acquire the necessary skills stressing that apprentices must remain focused, obedient and committed to their training, noting that the skills they acquire would serve as a foundation for their future livelihoods.
The MP also urged the master craftsmen to demonstrate commitment and dedication in training the apprentices, ensuring that they impart the right skills and knowledge to them adding that the masters should not reject or abandon apprentices because of their bad behaviour but rather to correct them, draw them closer and create a conducive environment for effective learning.
The District Chief Executive for Jaman North, Hon. George Adane, commended the MP Hon. Frederick Yaw Ahenkwaa, for fulfilling his campaign promise to equip the youth with skills Training to improve their livelihoods and secure a brighter future.
He said the initiative, which provides skills training in various vocational trades, is aimed at empowering young people with practical knowledge and expertise to become self-reliant and contribute meaningfully to the development of the district.
Hon. George Adane mentioned some of the trades under the programme as Hairdressing and Beauty Care, Carpentry and Joinery, Tailoring and Fashion Design, among several others.
Rachel Koranteng, speaking on behalf of her fellow beneficiaries, expressed profound gratitude to the MP for the support. She described the gesture as timely and an opportunity for the beneficiaries to acquire practical skills and build sustainable livelihoods.
She further urged her fellow beneficiaries to make good use of the equipment and gadgets provided, stressing the need to use them for their intended purposes to enhance their skills, establish businesses and secure a successful future.
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