At the vocational college of the Northern Islands, at Concordia, representatives of Semsamar presented digital tablets last Monday to ten students of the Cippa class (cycle of professional integration by alternation).
“Thanks to this tool, we will be able to advance at the pace of each student,” said Janine Hamlet, the principal of the establishment, alongside Patricia Laquitaine, coordinator of the mission to fight against early school leaving (MLDS). This initiative “responds to a current dynamic that is digital. Young people must be equipped to meet professional requirements as well, ”said Wendel Cocks, President of Semsamar. “You are our wealth,” concluded Jeanne Rogers-Vanterpool, president of the Semsamar Solidarity foundation. _EH
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