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Receptionists are the face of any organization. They are responsible for greeting visitors, answering calls, managing appointments, and ensuring smooth front-office operations. As the job market continues to embrace professionalism, it’s becoming essential to have formal training. In this guide, Read More …
With the steady growth in Kenya’s construction industry, skilled trades like masonry are becoming more relevant than ever. But many young people and parents still wonder, “Is masonry a good career in Kenya?” The short answer is yes — masonry Read More …
Catering is one of the most practical and in-demand skills in Kenya today. Whether you dream of working in a hotel, starting a food business, or becoming a private chef, formal training in catering can open many doors. But before Read More …
If you’ve completed vocational or technical training in Kenya, passing a trade test is a key step toward becoming a certified professional. The National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) offers recognized trade test exams in various fields such as plumbing, electrical Read More …
Data is the new oil — and data analysts are the professionals refining it into useful insights. In Kenya, the demand for data analysts is rising across banks, NGOs, healthcare institutions, logistics companies, and even startups. If you’re interested in Read More …
After completing your plumbing course and receiving your certificate or license, the next step is landing a job. Whether you trained at a TVET institution, a NITA center, or through an apprenticeship, passing your job interview is key to starting Read More …
In Kenya, many young people begin their professional journey by enrolling in certificate courses offered at Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions. These courses are practical, affordable, and job-focused — perfect for those who may not qualify for Read More …
Welding is a highly valued skill in Kenya’s industrial, construction, and automotive sectors. It offers young people great opportunities for employment, self-employment, and even international job placements. If you’re interested in pursuing welding but worried about training costs, the good Read More …
After completing a barbering course and getting certified, many Kenyan youth wonder how to turn their skills into a profitable business. Starting a barber shop business in Kenya is a smart move — grooming is a daily need, and with Read More …
Hairdressing is one of the most popular and rewarding skill-based careers in Kenya. Many youth, especially women, are turning to this field for its affordability, flexibility, and income potential. If you’re planning to join this career path, one of your Read More …