500 young Capetonians graduate into BPO opportunities

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More than 500 young Capetonians have completed a skills programme designed to help unemployed people with little or no previous business process outsourcing (BPO) experience enter one of Cape Town’s expanding employment sectors. According to the City of Cape Town, the graduates were celebrated…

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