Sometimes, all that young people need to start a successful business or find a new job is a little push forward. Each one of these young people comes from different backgrounds and practiced some economic activity, often informally, trying to earn the daily bread and contribute to the income. That was not enough for him. Vadilson Pedro, on the other hand, did not have a formal job, like many others.
To alleviate this problem, Vadilson had small businesses, such as selling perfumes, until he took a course be a waiter and bartender and an internship at pension Diocema, in Lubango.
Now, Alberto already knows how to make stoves, tables, beds, windows and railings and guarantees that he will use this knowledge to have some financial stability.
A pilot project was launched, in which 50 INEFOP students did professional internships, and the results were very positive. According to Alberto Bartolomeu, the other three were not immediately hired because they could not work on Saturdays, for religious reasons, but other opportunities soon arose and these three young people already have jobs.
Looking at these results, the right attitude was only to extend the project and improve the conditions, both for young people and for companies. Trainees now receive a monthly amount, including the transportation allowance and insurance.
