Nusra Vocational Training Centre
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Increased access to technical skills among the out of school and unemployed youth (by 10% annually)
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Increased retention of youth already at the polytechnic (by 50% annually) and, Increased completion of training courses among youth already at the polytechnic (by 70% annually) By strengthening the provision of technical, vocational and entrepreneurial skills of the out of school youth in Malindi Sub- County
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Empowered youth of Malindi Sub-County and beyond engaged in decent livelihood activities and promoting the well-being of society as a whole
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Improved uptake of quality technical, vocational and entrepreneurial education and training and an Improved status of youth characterized by young people who abhor radicalization, terrorism activities and other wayward and aberrant behavior
Enhancement of Youth skills training for job creation is a dream of Malindi people and Kenyans at large. Young people in Malindi drop out of school and get lured into early marriage, teenage pregnancy and beach boy activities. Poverty, irresponsible tourism, drug abuse and unemployment have combined to deny these young people a meaningful chance in life.
Consequently, young people grow up lacking basic skills to make them competitive in the job market both for self and other employment. This makes them an easy target for recruitment into radicalization and terrorist gangs. The latter has been rife in the country, particularly in the coastal regions in the recent past in view of high levels of youth unemployment.
