Encouragement for Youth to Utilize Skills for Self-Employment

TLDR

• The Tabora Regional Education Officer, Mwl. Upendo Rweyemamu, is conducting a work visit in Urambo to monitor the implementation of the Integrated Education Program for Out-of-School Youth (IPOSA).
• During the visit, Mwl. Rweyemamu inspected IPOSA training centers at Usoke Mlimani and Mapinduzi Primary Schools, where various vocational training activities are taking place.
• The training includes skills in cooking, tailoring, electrical work, and motorcycle repair, aimed at equipping youth for self-employment and income generation.
• Mwl. Rweyemamu encouraged the youth to take their training seriously to become skilled workers and contribute to national development.
• UNICEF's Tabora Coordinator, Mwl. Aroon Vedasto, praised the program for empowering youth outside the formal education system, noting that some beneficiaries are already using their skills for income-generating.