21 young people from the commune of Kombissiri trained in building electricity and solar energy received certificates on Saturday October 5, 2024 in Kombissiri.Aged between 11 and 40, young people from the commune of Kombissiri in the province of Bazèga received theoretical and practical training in building electricity and solar energy. The initiative is from the association Aube Nouvelle (AAN) in collaboration with the training center Jeune technicien du Faso (JTF multiple services).For the president of the association, Rodrigue Bambara, the objective is to develop in these young people the ability to achieve, independently and in compliance with the rules of the art, the necessary skills related to solar energy and electricity.For 30 days, these learners were trained in various fields, including electrical safety, regulations, domestic installations, maintenance and photovoltaic energy. Equipped with their certificates, the young technicians say they are ready for all requests related to building ele ctricity and solar energy.The President of the special delegation of Kombissiri, Boukary Porgo, welcomed the initiative which, according to him, will allow these young people to enter professional life and thus contribute to the development of the country.Source: Burkina Information Agency
Bazèga: 21 apprentices now qualified for the building electrician profession, receive their certificates
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