Training programmes

Practical skills for work and independence.

The centre offers a two-year vocational programme in dressmaking, hairdressing and catering, complemented by literacy, business and life skills.

Students learning through practical catering work
Dressmaking instructor supporting students during a lesson
Programme 01

Dressmaking

Trainees develop practical ability in sewing and garment construction, from taking measurements and cutting fabric to making, finishing and designing garments.

  • Sewing and machine operation
  • Measurements, cutting and pattern development
  • Garment construction, finishing and basic fashion design
  • Customer service, pricing and simple financial management

Business topics support learners who want to seek employment or explore running a small dressmaking enterprise.

Hairdressing learners practising styling techniques
Programme 02

Hairdressing

Hands-on salon training introduces learners to hair care and a range of styling services used in the beauty industry.

  • Hair care and treatment
  • Styling and braiding
  • Salon-related services and professional practice
  • Interpersonal and customer service skills

The programme helps prepare learners for employment in the beauty industry or for exploring a small salon business.

Catering instructor guiding learners as they prepare food
Programme 03

Catering

Trainees build practical food preparation skills and learn the hygiene and safety practices needed in catering and hospitality.

  • Cooking, baking and food preparation
  • Food hygiene and safety
  • Preparation of local and other dishes
  • Basic catering, hospitality and food-business operations
Beyond technical training

Learning that supports the whole journey.

Literacy, numeracy and life skills help trainees use their vocational abilities with confidence and make informed plans for the future.

A

Literacy and numeracy

Reading, writing and basic calculations connected to everyday training: instructions, measurements, recipes, costs, prices and simple records.

B

Entrepreneurship and finance

Entrepreneurship, financial literacy and business basics help learners explore responsible employment and self-employment options.

C

Personal development

Life skills, confidence, discipline and career guidance support the transition from training into working life.

Preparing for next steps

Training with a route toward recognised certification.

Beneficiaries are prepared to sit relevant National Vocational Training Institute (NVTI) examinations. Graduates also receive start-up support to help establish a sustainable livelihood.

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