Vocational training aims to provide young people with valuable skills and knowledge that will enable them to secure better job opportunities and break the cycle of poverty in their lives. The program focuses on teaching practical skills that are in demand in the local job market, thus increasing the employability and self-sufficiency of the participants.

Some of the common vocational training courses we provide include computer skills, sewing and tailoring, carpentry, hospitality and culinary arts, agriculture, and more.

Participants in the vocational training programs often come from disadvantaged backgrounds and may not have access to formal education or resources to pursue higher education. The training provides them with an alternative path to acquire skills and knowledge that can lead to stable employment and a better future.

In addition to the technical skills taught, vocational training at MWB also emphasizes character development and life skills, including teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and financial literacy. These skills are essential for building well-rounded individuals who can thrive in the workforce and contribute positively to their communities.

The vocational training programs are designed to be accessible to all, regardless of gender, ethnicity, or religious background. We believe in providing equal opportunities to young individuals, allowing them to unlock their potential and create a brighter future for themselves and their families.

By investing in vocational training, Mission Without Borders aims to empower the next generation and create a positive impact on the communities they serve. The success stories of participants who have completed the vocational training programs demonstrate the transformative power of education and skills development in breaking the cycle of poverty.