TVET PROGRAM
AICCAD launched its youth employability program in 2006 to provide market-driven technical training for Kenya’s youth, who make up over 35% of the population. The program addresses challenges such as unemployment, substance abuse, negative media influence, and health concerns, aiming to empower youth to reach their full potential.
Focus Areas
- Vocational Skills Training
- Soft Skills Development
TVET Centers
AICCAD operates 2 training centers in Kenya:
- Nairobi Training Centre (Nairobi County)
- Eldoret Training Centre (Uasin Gishu County)
Over 50,000 youth have been trained and transitioned into employment.
Community-Based Training & Apprenticeships
In addition to institutional training, AICCAD offers Community-Based Training (CBT), where youth are attached to local master trainers. Popular skills include hairdressing, tailoring, and mechanics, allowing participants to earn while they learn.
TVET Objectives
- Increase access to relevant employment opportunities.
- Enhance access to quality vocational skills training.
- Strengthen stakeholder involvement through networking and advocacy.
- Ensure sustainability of the TVET program.
AICCAD integrates soft skills such as life skills, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy into its courses to ensure graduates are well-prepared for employment.
