Drake International SA launches The Drake Training Academy

Drake International SA launches The Drake Training Academy Submission Details

Author: Gillian Pillay from Drake International.
More Info link: https://za.drakeintl.com/employers/tms/the-drake-training-academy/
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For more information contact 0860 11 24 63 or dta@drake.co.za and solutions@drake.co.za.

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About Drake International

More than a recruitment company, Drake’s expertise is in enabling organisations to improve their profitability and productivity through the alignment of people, process and technologies. Drake’s extensive network of services meets the diverse needs of the market and is geared towards solving real business problems for South African organisations. Since, 1951, Drake’s business philosophy has remained unchanged – ‘organisations achieve the highest level of performance when they are staffed with the right
people, working with the right skills, knowledge and behaviours, using the best processes and technology-driven solutions, over an extended period of time . www.drakeintl.com

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