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Toyota Libya opens new training centre – welcomes 19th cohort into Discover Your Talent internship programme

bySami Zaptia
August 14, 2023
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Toyota Libya opens new training centre – welcomes 19th cohort into Discover Your Talent internship programme

Toyota Libya opens new training centre and welcomes 19th cohort into its Discover Your Talent internship programme (Photo: Toyota Libya).

Toyota Libya announced the opening of a new training centre that it says meets the standards of Toyota. This centre offers training courses for its dealers’ technicians and staff, as well as various training programmes such as the Discover Your Talent (DYT) internship programme.

Simultaneously, the company announced that it had welcomed 20 trainees from the DYT programme on the same day to begin the 19th edition of its DYT course.

 

Toyota sets up trainee courses (libyaherald.com)

Toyota Libya launches ‘’Discover Your Talent’’ training programme (libyaherald.com)

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