Hundreds of workers who acquired skills through experience rather than formal education are gaining professional recognition through a government programme that assesses and certifies their competencies. The programme, implemented through the Tourism Fund’s Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) initiative targets workers in the hospitality and tourism industry, who have practical skills, but lack formal certificates….
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