Phindile Dlamini is the most recent addition to the QASA team. Joining as an intern and ambassador, she is a quadriplegic member who completed the QASA Work Readiness Programme in March. She will assist with admin functions.
The reserved, well-mannered young lady had the following to say: “I was so grateful to be selected for Work Readiness Programme. It has made a huge difference in my life. Before, I was at home doing nothing and it was starting to cause stress as I’m a very motivated person.
“Even though I now have a disability, I like to keep myself busy with things that will help me grow and move out of my comfort zone. The programme has given me hope. It taught me communication, computer and knowledgeable skills such as business ethics, telephone skills, stress management, teamwork, problem solving and ability to work under pressure.”
Of her position at QASA, Phindile says that she would like to see herself grow in the organisation and play an important role in its success while experiencing personal growth.
We wish Phindile all the best and hope her experience as a QASA intern will be enjoyable, full of learning and memories and have a lifelong impact on career growth.
