“I was the shy type. I didn’t have the confidence to talk to people. Any time they gave me somethingn to do, I had to rehearse for several days before going to the place but after the course I have gained much confidence. You call me at the spare of the moment and I am able to tell you or do whatever you want me to do without referring to anything. This course is not only good for public sector organisations.
It would also be very beneficial for private sector organisations. So I am encouraging the private sector to send their staff to GIMPA for the PSMTP so that it would enhance the quality of their work that wouldcome out finally”.
Bertha Mortoti Eyra (Deputy Registrar, WAEC)
PSMTP 2014
“Because the PSMT Programme has about five countries participating, I was able to establish a social capital. We currently have a strong network with most of the people in The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Liberiaand Nigeria. We can all be talking andcalling ourselves to find out how things are.
Sometimes we have to compare notes to see how they are working there and how we are also working here”.
Emmanuel Essilfie-Conduah (Manager for Staff Relations – EDAIF)
PSMTP 2008