Eswatini Youth Empowerment Programme (EYEP) is a partnership between the government, the private sector, tertiary institutions, and civil society organizations, read more
The Kingdom of Eswatini has witnessed many years of socioeconomic stability. However, in recent years, the country has been faced with sluggish economic growth, fiscal read more
All the artisans have acquired adequate skills in all the fields. I'd like to appeal to businesses and communities to give them a chance
I took up a six-month internship after completing my training in upholstery. I wanted to understand the business side of upholstery and gain confidence to establish my own company.
Metalwork creates many products, including mobile kitchens, gates, tables, burglar windows and doors, so the skill is in demand, not only in my community but nationwide
This programme exposed me to new possibilities. I never thought I’d work for an engineering company, but here I am, working with engineers and designing their products. I used to think designing a poster was the best thing I could ever do, but now it bores me
When you’re unemployed, you start believing that there is something wrong with you, but since I came here, doing all that I’m doing, I realise that I have something to contribute, which has built my confidence
I wish to keep the graduates because they are bringing new ideas and joining them with our experienced staff is taking the organization forward
