Samar governor
sponsors livelihood training for Samarnons
By PIA
Samar
April
19, 2012
CATBALOGAN CITY – To
make sure that jobless Samarnons earn income, Samar Governor Sharee
Ann Tan shelled out some P218 thousand for livelihood training for
some 115 Samarnons interested to earn.
According to TESDA
Samar Chief Cleta Omega, on April 19, some folks from Sta. Rita town
will be trained on hair cutting until April 26, 2012.
Trainers were
handpicked by TESDA to ensure that the best trainer teach at least 20
Sta. Rita folks.
On April 24 - May 1,
another batch of Samarnons, this time 25 from Pagsanghan town will be
trained on manicure-pedicure craft.
TESDA said that
massage therapy training will also be done in Basey to benefit some 30
Basaynons determined to have an income.
As for Marabut town,
another 25 mostly women will benefit from a manicure-pedicure training
in the near future.
As for the capital
city of Catbalogan, some 20 folks will be trained on massage therapy
and foot spa.
The governor said in
an earlier interview that it will provide skills training for
Samarnons who wish to start their own livelihood.
Free training
supplies and equipments will be provided and starter kits will also be
given for the trained Samarnons to start earning and become productive
citizens of the province.