He was accompanied by a number of students who he had advised on how the People’s Partnership government could help them attain jobs after graduation.
“A good education is the foundation of success and prosperity, opening doors and helping build strong families and strong communities,” said Mr. Karim. “Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has a plan to continue making improvements to tertiary education that helps enhance the skills training and opportunities available to young people when they graduate. “
On September 7th, voters will be called on to make a critical choice. Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has a plan to build on the achievements her administration has delivered, with new improvements to tertiary education and strengthening the economy to keep unemployment low.
“The People’s Partnership government has worked over the last five years to make improvements in tertiary education, to prepare young people with the skills they need for successful careers,” Mr. Karim continued, asserting that the government must continue “tailoring the programmes available to offer students opportunities for self-development, skills training and lifelong learning.”
In just 28 days, voters will have to choose between building a strong, prosperous economy that ensures our young people will find well-paying jobs that lead to successful careers when they are ready to enter the workforce.
Or face savage cuts that will put opportunities for young people at risk and weaken our economy – returning us to the days of high unemployment all the challenges that come with it –under a Keith Rowley government.
For further information and details of all aspects of the forthcoming campaign,
please visit www.kamla2015.tt.
For any further enquires please contact Vishal Ganessingh: 356-6673
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