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Vocational Training |
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Thanks to our generous donors we built and opened the Connect Africa Vocational Institute in 2017, where our graduates acquire practical job skills enabling them to pursue successful careers.
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Tailors spend extensive time learning to sew school uniforms, make alterations and create original clothing designs.
Caterers master recipe development, menu planning, food service and safety. These skills prepare them for employment in hotels, restaurants and to be self employed.
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Metal Workers learn to create essential items Ugandans use everyday like: security gates, curtain rods, shelves, tables and chairs, tools, cooking equipment and farming implements.
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Carpenters progress from hand tools to state of the art machinery, learning to make furniture for homes, schools and businesses and future employment with local artisans or with their own businesses.
Hair Dressers study hair care and techniques for cutting, styling, weaving and plaiting. Students practice on local village women and children who then become paying customers. |
Our other programs include Plumbing, Electrical Installation and Computer Technology..
All students participate in our core curriculum that includes computer usage, entrepreneurship and life skills.
All students participate in our core curriculum that includes computer usage, entrepreneurship and life skills.
