Gov’t to employ 150 summer interns
The Cabinet has agreed to initiate a Summer Internship Program for the year 2024 with the aim of employing 150 interns between the ages of 17 to 19.
Following this decision, instructions have been dispatched to the Permanent Secretaries, who have been entrusted with managing this program.
There has been significant interest from numerous young individuals regarding the prospect of participating in this internship.
The process for inclusion in the program will be communicated soon to facilitate this interest.
Meanwhile, interested individuals are advised to prepare their curriculum vitae and provide evidence of their academic achievements.
This is essential as candidates should expect interviews due to the expected high number of applications in comparison to available positions. It is also imperative for applicants to demonstrate their enthusiasm and readiness to work.
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