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MANCHESTER, Jamaica – Manchester-based, youth-led non-profit Aspirar Jamaica has officially launched the iAspire Internship Programme, an initiative designed to equip young people with meaningful work experience, professional mentorship and networking opportunities as they prepare to enter the workforce.
According to a release from Aspirar Jamaica, the inaugural eight-week programme welcomes 10 interns from the parishes of Manchester, Kingston and St Elizabeth. The participants, who represent a diverse group of talented young people, will receive structured mentorship, professional development and a stipend from their respective host organisations.
The initiative aims to help bridge the gap between education and employment. Through hands-on workplace experience and career guidance, participants will strengthen both their technical and interpersonal skills while building the confidence needed to succeed in today’s evolving job market.
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