Monrovia – K3 Telecommunications Monday, March 20, announced the start of a new internship program. Selected interns will be trained to acquire new skills in technical, commercial and financial fields. The intensive internship training program is for two months renewable depending on the success of program.
Report by Henry Karmo, [email protected]
According to K3 Telecom chief executive officer (CEO) Mr. Mohamed Nasrallah, trainees, who successfully complete the training, will have better opportunity for employment and a bright future ahead of them with their newly developed skills.
The announcement was in commemoration of the celebration marking its first year successful operation.
K3 Telecom is a Swiss based company, which has become the latest, entrant in the Liberia’s telecommunication sector.
According to them, they are promising internet service at nearly ten times the speed for a fraction of the prevailing monthly cost.
A year ago the company launched its triple play communication services in the country. K3 Telecom is the global provider of a patented technology known as Triple Play, which delivers a blessing to the people of Liberia.
According to CEO Nasrallah, K3 Telecom’s business strategy is built around its customers and their satisfaction around the world. He said key ambition is to focus on growth and value creation.
“To achieve this, we focus on three strategic ambitions: Triple play services for all, loved by customers and efficient operations.”
“Our mission is to bring the possibilities that the digital revolution opens up closer to all enterprises and people, so that nobody is excluded.”
K3 Telecom is the global provider of a patented technology known as Triple Play, which delivers a trifecta of incredibly high-speed internet, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) telephony and quality television content, all on the same line. Essentially, browsing, phone calls and television are all provided simultaneously over the internet.\
The company say that it is not in Liberia to compete with the local GSM providers, as K3 itself is not into mobile telecommunications.
“True, the services that K3 offers are known as “fixed”, since they can only be accessed within a certain area, such as a home or a place of business.
“There are no mobile phones or SIM cards. K3 offers desk phones only and can either provide handsets or allow subscribers to procure their own unique handsets.
“With our technology the end users can get supersonic internet speed, Digital TV, IP telephony, Free Wi-Fi home connectivity, Apple TV and Netflix possibility, best international call rates, not mobile, not satellite, but fixed and stable,” he said.
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