Self employment is a key to sustainable development

The Rwanda Development Board through its centre called Business Development Centre is conducting a wide range of business planning and implementing courses to Rwandans who feel motivated and willing to start their own businesses and grow financially.

The courses about business plan and implementation were closed this week-end after a 14 weeks long undergone by number of business minded people.

Josephine Uwimana one of the learners told UM– USEKE her appreciation to the lessons she learnt and her willingness to set up a business that she hopes, will grow.

One of the content deliverers, Anatole Majyambere from the BDC revealed that the most important aim of the training is to provide to newly business minded people with adequate knowledge to start and sustain their respective businesses.

Among these skills for a businessman/woman to adopt include skills to welcome clients, provide needed services on time so as to attract more clients and retain them for so long.

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