A group of 50 youth graduated from free skills training at One for All Organization Technical School in Zomba on Saturday. The ceremony took place at Thondwe, where 35 students finished tailoring courses and 15 completed electrical installation programs. These skills will help them find jobs or start businesses.
The school director, James Kajawo, told graduates that self-employment can bring better rewards than formal jobs. He encouraged them to use their new abilities to earn money and prove that vocational studies lead to success. He also urged school dropouts to try technical training, saying it only requires passion and hard work.
Local leaders praised the school for offering free training to poor youth. Group Village Headman Sitima asked the government and donors to support the school. The organization aims to help disadvantaged youth improve their lives through training in various fields such as electrical work, fashion, plumbing, welding, video production, and catering. Registration for June-December 2025 classes starts May 20.
The school director, James Kajawo, told graduates that self-employment can bring better rewards than formal jobs. He encouraged them to use their new abilities to earn money and prove that vocational studies lead to success. He also urged school dropouts to try technical training, saying it only requires passion and hard work.
Local leaders praised the school for offering free training to poor youth. Group Village Headman Sitima asked the government and donors to support the school. The organization aims to help disadvantaged youth improve their lives through training in various fields such as electrical work, fashion, plumbing, welding, video production, and catering. Registration for June-December 2025 classes starts May 20.
