The event was attended by representatives from Etu Energias, the Technical and Metallurgical Training Center (CFTM), the IMPB management, and the graduating students, in a moment of celebration and recognition of the trainees’ dedication and effort.
Etu Energias, together with the Block 2/05 Contractor Group members, served as the official sponsor of this training program, which aimed to empower the new generation and prepare them for the challenges of the job market. This initiative is part of Etu Energias’ broader partnerships with technical education institutions, such as the Soyo Polytechnic Institute and IMPB, bringing the total number of beneficiaries to more than 2,647 trained young people.
The highlight of the ceremony was the award of university scholarships to the top three students, offered by Etu Energias as a recognition of merit and encouragement for academic advancement.
This initiative reflects Etu Energias’ ongoing commitment to empowering young Angolans, investing in the development of technical skills that foster sustainable economic growth and strengthen the national energy sector.
