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Students with hearing impairment do not want to be dependent on allowances and subsidies

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Text and image Valerie Fris PARAMARIBO — Garros Poeketie, Berryl Boobo, Selena Frankly, Schondel Tweeling, Phylicia Zaalman and Sigorny Poeketie, who all have a hearing impairment, want to continue their education in order to find a good job. That is why they decided to apply to be enrolled at the Evening Technical School at the beginning of the school year. “Because a lot of work is done with machines at the technical school, we thought it was …

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