Skill2Rural Bootcamp 1.0

Having worked with Project LECT (Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Character Training), a mobile mentorship and Career Symposia to help secondary school students in underserved communities develop life skills. We have identified that there is need to help students develop 21st century skills. This was gotten through our monitoring and evaluation carried out at the end of each of our sessions. The evaluation enabled us to develop project that would enable us scale and make more impacts.




We came about "Skill2Rural Bootcamp" a platform that uses volunteer mobilization approach to reduce inequalities by empowering 90 secondary school students and 10 teachers in rural communities with 21st century skills such as  (Design Thinking, Problem Solving, Emotional Intelligence etc.) needed to integrate into the workforce and prepare them for the future of works.



Skill2Rural Bootcamp is a 2 days intensive programme and has received funding through the Peace First Mini Grant in Partnership with One African Child to empower young change makers.

Watch out as we launch the first phase of the project in Matogun - Olambe, Community Ogun State.

Date: September 29th, 2018 and October 1st, 2018.

Venue: To be communicated.

Join us again as we organize a tweet chat session to celebrate the United Nations International Peace Day. Where we all come together to talk about Rural Education, Peace and Sustainable Development.

Details about the tweet chats will be released shortly.

To volunteer click https://goo.gl/vPwfAu (Limited space available)

For partnership and sponsorship call 08092299879 or send a message to Kayfactorlead@gmail.com

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