Bhutan Seeks Trainers for Extensive Youth Skills Program
The De-Suung Skilling Programme aims to prepare Bhutanese youth with essential skills, particularly in tourism and hospitality.
Bhutan Seeks Trainers for Extensive Youth Skills Program
The De-Suung Skilling Programme (DSP) aims to enhance the skills of young Bhutanese across 157 disciplines, with a primary focus on tourism and hospitality.
The initiative invites international trainers and experts to assist in developing capabilities and economic opportunities for youth, introducing innovative practices to bridge the gap between talent and opportunities.
Training Areas
The program covers a wide array of sectors:
- Construction: Plumbing, carpentry, masonry, mechanical fitting.
- Culinary Arts: International cuisine, food processing, and restaurant management.
- Tourism and Hospitality: Skills including foreign languages, concierge services, bartending.
- Beauty and Wellness: Spa therapy, advanced beauty treatments, nail art.
Why Join as a Trainer?
Becoming a trainer with DSP not only allows for a significant impact on the youth but also offers a unique cultural experience in Bhutan, including fully furnished accommodation and competitive remuneration ranging from US$800 to $2,000. Additionally, trainers will receive return economy class flights, visas, and coverage of Bhutan’s Sustainable Development Fees.
To apply, trainers should possess relevant industry experience, certifications, and a strong command of English, alongside excellent interpersonal skills and a commitment to development.
