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In Kenya today, many rural youth are looking for practical skills that can help them earn a living, start a business, or find employment close to home. While access to formal education or university may be limited in rural areas, Read More …
Electrical installation is one of the most in-demand technical skills in Kenya. It plays a critical role in powering homes, businesses, and infrastructure projects across the country. For Kenyan youth, job seekers, or school leavers, studying electrical installation at a Read More …
If you’re passionate about cooking and want to build a career as a chef in Kenya, you’ve likely come across two common entry-level options: Artisan Certificate and Craft Certificate. While both qualifications are offered in hospitality and culinary schools across Read More …
So, you’ve completed your tailoring or fashion design course. What’s next? For many certified tailors in Kenya, the best step is to become your own boss by starting a tailoring business. Whether you trained at a TVET institution, youth polytechnic, Read More …
Video editing is one of the fastest-growing digital skills in Kenya today. From YouTube content to wedding videos and corporate adverts, there’s a growing demand for skilled video editors. But if you’re interested in learning this craft, one question comes Read More …
Fashion and design is no longer just a hobby — it’s a skill-based career that can earn you income, grow into a brand, or lead to employment in the fashion, tailoring, or retail industry. For Kenyan students and job seekers Read More …
A diploma course is a solid stepping stone toward a professional career in Kenya. Whether you studied ICT, electrical engineering, accounting, beauty therapy, or any other technical field, you may be wondering: What comes next after a diploma? This guide Read More …
Transcription is one of the most in-demand digital skills in Kenya today. With the growth of online content, podcasts, webinars, interviews, and court recordings, the need for accurate transcribers continues to rise. If you’re detail-oriented, a good listener, and fluent Read More …
Finishing Form Four is a major milestone, but not everyone can or wants to join university immediately. Many young people are now turning to short courses as a quicker, more practical way to enter the job market. Whether you scored Read More …
Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) has become a major pathway for young people in Kenya to gain hands-on skills and build strong careers. If you recently finished Form Four or are looking to upgrade your skills, a TVET Read More …