The Haitian students of the Border Institute of Technical Training (INFRONTEC) have thanked the immigration authorities and the Border Security Corps (CESFRONT) of the facilities offered by INFRONTEC allowing them to take technical courses at this institution for a professional career.

Candido de la Rosa, the Interim Director of INFRONTEC said that about 200 Haitians come every weekend, from different areas of North East, in order to take courses in information technology, computer repair, accounting, and courses of English and Spanish.

Candido de la Rosa said that the institute was currently working on a project to provide instruction in speech and journalism.

HL/ HaitiLibre