Youth Vocational Training and Employment Sample Clauses

Youth Vocational Training and Employment. IO 4: Young people 15-17 years old are gainfully employed and prevented from migrating To date, the project is bringing new vocational skills and employment opportunities to 1,128 youth, and 582 have been provided start-up kits or introduction to employment.26 When youth are provided access to employment through a start-up livelihoods kit or linkage to an employer, this is counted as a second service following the provision of vocational training.27 The services began with a group-based training-needs consultation to discuss the youth’s preferred skills areas. The project staff provided brief advice on the skills in demand in the market and information on the available skills training options. This was followed by enrollment in vocational training in agricultural and non-agricultural skills such as tailoring, hairdressing, beauty services, motor repair, tractor repair, and fish raising. Training fees (e.g. US$250 for a six month hairdressing training including board and lodging) are paid by EXCEL to trainers who are often small business owners. Some of the trainees are provided lodging and meals with the trainers as they have to leave home to take up the training. The training takes the form of an apprenticeship where the trainees may be offered employment following the training. Following training, EXCEL assists the youth to find employment, either with the trainer, another employer, or by setting up their own business. EXCEL is also providing youth with entrepreneurship training to help them understand the steps involved in starting and running a small business. Occupational health and safety training is also integrated alongside the vocational training. As 26 These figures are based on the field staff reports. The CMEP for April 2015 reports that 672 youth were provided with training and 325 with introduction to employment. This discrepancy is likely due to the lag in entering services in the CMEP system; therefore the project claims that the field reports are the correct numbers.
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