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Aug 24, 2016 Sports
The eight cricket teams of Guyana’s leading youth and sports organisation, the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club, MS as part of their Youth Development Campaign would be hosting a Massive Career and Business Fair on Thursday 22nd of September. The event would be organised in conjunction with the RHTY&SC partner, the ‘B’ Division of the Guyana Police Force and would be held on the Public Road of Guyana’s smallest township.
The main objectives of the Career and Business Fair are to assist youths to understand the qualifications needed for youths, to guide youths to career choices, to inspire youths to get involved in business, to allow youths to meet and be inspired by role models, to promote businesses around Guyana, to promote Rose Hall Town as an investment centre and to promote the Club’s highly successful Say No and Yes Campaign.
Club Secretary/CEO Hilbert Foster stated that the Cricket teams and the Management of the RHTYSC, MS are working overtime to make sure that the event is properly organised and achieves everyone one of its objectives.
The organisers are aiming to have at-least 60-80 Government Agencies, NGO’s, Businesses, Government Ministries and Educational institutions. The experienced administrator who have successfully completed over 6000 projects/activities at the RHTYSC, M.S, stated that several companies and agencies have already indicated that they would be part of the Career and Business Fair. They include the Guyana Forestry Commission, Comfort Sleep, Guyana Post Office Corporation, Guyana Bank for Industry and Trade, Habitat for Humanity, Guyana Tourism Authority, National Library, Bank of Nova Scotia, Republic Bank, Guyana Revenue Authority, Regional Health Services, UNICEF, ST. Francis Community Developers, Ministry of Social Protection, Bakewell and J’s Printery among others.
Foster is urging sports organisations around Guyana to be involved in the Career Fair as part of an effort to promote sports as a career for youths. He is urging the Guyana Cricket Board, Football Federation, Guyana Olympic Committee, Guyana Karate Federation, Guyana Basketball Federation among others to promote their sports in Berbice by sending up booths. Contact can be made to the RHTYSC via Telephone Number 337-4562 or email foster_hilbert@yahoo.com.
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