The training model is on workplace-based training that allows the trainees to undertake both theory classes and practical work on a live construction site. 

This training model has a high success rate compared to mainstream TVET training by registered training institutions under the National Training Council and DHERST (Department of Higher Education Research, Science and Technology).

Minpac Group of Companies is an equal opportunity provider in all its business operations. The training program was designed with a focus on GEDSI (Gender Equity Disability and Social Inclusion) which is a key component in every business or organization today. 

This allows females and persons with disability the opportunity to participate in this milestone program to be the change within the workforce and their communities. 

Additionally, while the GEDSI program aims to promote and implement equity and inclusion within the training program, it aims to foster a safe and inclusive work environment for all. 

To keep up with standards and best practices in the workplace, Minpac commits to maintain quality and excellence in a skilled, certified and motivated workforce which are crucial to keep a competitive edge in the construction industry. Well-trained employees are more likely to drive innovation, improve efficiency, and uphold high standards of performance. 

In conclusion, the Minpac Group of Companies demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to human resource management through its trainee programs and certification practices and set benchmarks in training to a higher level. By nurturing young talent and equipping them with relevant skills and credentials, Minpac not only supports the career growth of individuals but also strengthens its own organizational capabilities. 

This investment in talent development ultimately contributes to the company’s enduring success and leadership in the construction industry.