Careers Training


Example of careers in the Film Industry, training by Director Bob Nyanja

Obura Tongoi - aviator in the United States

Careers talk by Dr. Weche at AIC Katwanyaa, Kangundo
Bellevue School students in Kenya prepare for the national Music Festival

Alliance Boys High School students at Careers talk

Sports Careers training: Basketball & Others..
Nairobi Academy, Carers Day, 25th March 2011

Akad Africa at Tudor Day Secondary School. In picture are Reuben Shuma (Undugu Mentorship Initiative), Deborah Kachi (Tudor Day), Ilham Amin (Egerton University) and Dr. J. Weche with Tudor Day students.

Sports career counseling!
Miss World Kenya 2012 with Christine during a Seminar

Kenyatta University HSTEP Science Mentoring students

Professional Panelist Speakers
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The need
One of the key challenges parents and youth face is lack of effective career advising, counseling and mentorship within our current educational system. The gap is due to lack of programs specifically designed for career preparation, educational excellence, leadership and character development.
The need below is further explained by the two videos below of Virginia's Community Colleges Career Coache and TV interview on Careers preparation;
Our program fills this
gap through training to schools, and private students. Our aim is to
improve speed and quality of learning which first begins by an
understanding of one's self - for which we leverage the Memletics
learning style inventory and the MBTI (Myers Briggs Type Indicator)
tests - to bring out the best in students and deliver the desired
future.
- Appreciating that each person has different learning style, learning techniques and mix of learning styles
- Research into learning styles has grouped common ways that people learn
- Appreciate that some people have a dominant style, with far less use of other styles
- Some people use different styles in different circumstances; one can develop ability in less dominant styles or further develop styles one already uses well
Previous Career Seminars
These include the following
- December 2014
- August 2014
- April 2014
- December 2013
- August 2013
- April 2013
- December 2012
- August 2012
- April 2012
- December 2011
- Aug 2011
- April 2011
- Nov 2010
- Egerton University Nov 2010
In the above we provide KNOWLEDGE of careers, as students meet Professional Specialists in careers, as below;
1. Medicine
2. Law
3. Accounting & Finance
4. Arts & Entertainment
5. Architecture & Interior Design
6. Engineering
7. Banking
8. Media; Radio & Television
9. Sales, Marketing & Advertising
10. Vet Medicine / Research
11. ICT
12. Food & Agriculture
13. Pharmacy
14. Diplomacy - United Nations and other careers
15. Insurance & Hospitality
16. Aviation, Piloting, Aeronautical Engineering
17. Music & Ministry
18. Information Science / Library Science
19. Sports
20. Entrepreneurship & Business Development
21. Film Industry
A list of other potential careers is available by clicking here
The following are taught by Mr. Bob Nyanja
1. Career options in film: Acting, Art, Construction for film, Costumes, Directing, Design, Construction, Lighting & Electrical, Camera, etc.
2. Script Writing for film and television
3. Acting for film and TV
4. Producing Film & TV
5. Film Cinematography, Basic photography, Fundamental principles in Cinematography,
6. Post production; Film & TV; basics of Editing, drama, music videos, etc
7. Computer graphics and Compositing....
For more information, click here
Sponsorships & Advertising
We welcome joint venture partners through sponsorship and advertising with ourselves.
Negotiation skills training
We offer Mediation and Negotiation training, and are available as mediators and business negotiators on a consultancy basis.
Negotiation training is specifically through facilitating access from Africa
to Harvard Law School’s
Program on Negotiation. Read more

View of Harvard Business School from frozen Charles River

Science Laboratory at Broad Institute, Collaboration between Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)