Insurance player, SASRIA, in partnership with the Insurance Institute of South Africa, launched two skills development programmes last year.
This, in a bid to address the critical skills shortage in the short-term insurance industry, as well as reduce the high level of youth unemployment in the country. Nompumelelo Siziba filed this report.
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This, in a bid to address the critical skills shortage in the short-term insurance industry, as well as reduce the high level of youth unemployment in the country. Nompumelelo Siziba filed this report.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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