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Via Success Stories - Tanzania
What follows is a series of success stories about young people who received Passport to Success® life skills training as part of their courses in Tanzania’s Vocational Education and Training Authority (VETA) and the Tanzanian Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness Centre (TECC). They received this training thanks to the Via: Pathways to Work (aka Via: Jiandalie Ajira) program, a partnership between International Youth Foundation (IYF) and Mastercard Foundation.
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Via Success Story: Tatu
Via Success Story: Faraji
Via Success Story: George
Via Success Story: Kashinje
Via Success Stories - Mozambique
What follows is a series of success stories about young people who received Passport to Success® life skills training as part of their courses in the Mozambican Professional Institute and Labor Studies Alberto Cassimo (IFPELAC). They received this training thanks to the Via: Pathways to Work (aka Via: Rotas para o Trabalho) program, a partnership between International Youth Foundation (IYF) and Mastercard Foundation. The stories share the transformations experienced by the young people in their work as well as their engagement with their families and communities in their daily lives.
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