“Investing in education and training means investing in Angola’s future. These young people represent talent, potential and the capacity to build an increasingly skilled industry, equipped to meet the challenges of the future,” said Djidi-Ann dos Santos, Director of External Relations, Communications and Corporate Image at Etu Energias.
The completion of this programme marks an important milestone in the students’ journey as they conclude their secondary education and prepare to embark on a new academic and professional chapter, equipped with knowledge, technical skills and tools to meet the challenges of the labour market.
More than the completion of an academic cycle, this stage represents the consolidation of skills and the preparation of a new generation of professionals, with the potential to contribute to the growth of the industry and the development of the national economy.
For Etu Energias, investing in people means investing in the future. Supporting education and training helps strengthen a pool of qualified national talent capable of responding to the sector’s current and future needs and of playing an active role in building a more sustainable future for Angola.
Etu Energias congratulates all the students on this achievement and recognises the contribution of all partner organisations whose commitment makes this journey of training and young talent development possible.
