Kingstown, St. Vincent, Thursday, August 12, 2021 — The Human Development Service Delivery (HDSD) Project is announcing the launch of the Youth & Adult Training for Employment (YATE) programme for residents of Union Island. For the first time, residents of the Grenadine Island will be able to gain training in two (2) CVQ Level 2 courses: Bar Service – Bartending, and Food & Beverage Service – Restaurant Service, to help residents, improve individual skills leading to level 2 certification. Training begins Monday 23rd August 2021. All Covid 19 protocols will be observed, and the all-media houses are invited to attend the ceremony. YATE is a Technical and Vocational training programme under the HDSD Project. YATE is currently undergoing the training of Cohort 4 which officially started June 3rd 2021. Four hundred and seventy-nine (479) persons were trained and two-hundred and twenty-seven (227) youths were certified in different technical and vocational areas.
About The Human Development Service Delivery (HDSD) Project
The Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines (GoSVG) has received funding from the World Bank (WB) for the implementation of the HDSD Project. The project is designed to strengthen the quality-of-service delivery in education, improve the efficiency of social protection systems, and improve the effectiveness of labour market systems. The design of this project was driven by areas of need and by a range of agencies involved in the development of human capital and the improvement of the delivery of social services to vulnerable citizens of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The Project is aligned with the specific sectors, national strategies, and policy direction of the GoSVG in the areas of education, improvements to the delivery of social protection services and ensuring effective labour market systems.
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