Africazine:
Vocational training is empowering Eritrean youth with essential skills.
In a significant initiative, 207 students and staff from Mai-Nefhi College of Science have completed three months of vocational training. This program included 116 female students and covered diverse skills such as sign language, basic Arabic, photo editing, and film directing.
Eritrean Youth Gain Valuable Vocational Skills
The training program, organized by the National Union of Eritrean Youth and Students branch of Sawa, aims to enhance the vocational capacity of students while they pursue their regular education. Prof. Gebray Asgedom, Dean of the College, emphasized the importance of sustaining such programs to ensure ongoing development.
Mr. Romodan Mohammednur, a representative of the union branch, urged trainees to apply their newly acquired skills in real-world scenarios. This practical application is crucial for improving their future job prospects and livelihoods.
Eritrea: Key figures on vocational training
- 207 students and staff members trained
- 116 female students participated
- 1,410 college students trained over the past four years
Commitment to Youth Development in Eritrea
Ms. Mensura Ismail, head of the National Union of Eritrean Youth and Students branch, highlighted that enhancing vocational skills is a priority for the union. The focus remains on equipping youth with the knowledge necessary to improve their livelihoods and contribute positively to society.
Future Steps for Vocational Training Initiatives
- Call for sustainability of the training program
- Encouragement for trainees to apply skills in practical settings
Empowering Eritrean youth through vocational training is a step towards a brighter future.
