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Students lean in for a lesson |
Uganda had the most days out of school of any country during the pandemic. Many students felt they had “aged out” of high school and about 1/3 didn’t return when schools fully reopened in January. In response, we opened a vocational institute to teach practical, employable skills. 85 students from the community registered for the first term, and more students are joining all the time. All high school students are also trained in computer technology and at least one other vocational skill, so they are equipped to earn a living after graduation.
We offer certified courses in:
- Auto mechanic
- Welding
- Masonry
- Agriculture
- Veterinary
- Tailoring
- Motorcycle mechanic
- Hairdressing
- Computers (ICT)
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This happened! A computer lab in Kyakitanga!
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Tailoring is highly employable as most clothing is made to order in Uganda |
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Auto mechanics is a popular course |