The future of Haiti depends on a solid plan for effective workforce development through accesss to educational opportunities, career exploration, as well as employability and entrepreneurship skills.
I firmly believe that the young minds who commit to reject ineffective traditional practices, will be the ones making the long-lasting difference that Haiti needs so badly.
Now, the main question is this: who are the ones being on board with the necessary preparations for development and growth of these young minds?
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Garry Moïse
I have started blogging since 2007, during graduate school. I have written and commented both under my real name and under pseudonyms on a variety of topics such as higher education, politics, sports, leadership, management, marketing, professional development and religion. I welcome intelligent and respectful discussions with anyone who wish to do so. I also use various social media platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Discuss, and Twitter to engage in additional exchange of ideas with interested parties.
