Life skills training for students on holiday
Jan 07, 2007
Fagil Mandy Education Consultancy (FENCON) has organised a comprehensive skills development programme for students on holiday.<br>The programme, which starts tomorrow till January 28, will be running from 8:00am to 5:00pm daily at Kitante Primary School.
By Stephen Ssenkaaba
Fagil Mandy Education Consultancy (FENCON) has organised a comprehensive skills development programme for students on holiday.
The programme, which starts tomorrow till January 28, will be running from 8:00am to 5:00pm daily at Kitante Primary School.
“Many school-going children today miss out on life skills. We would like to complement classroom education with skills that will enable students cope better in this competitive world,†says Fagil Mandy, the FEMCON executive director.
Mandy said the programme would target students from Senior Three to Six and P7 leavers. Interested students will pay sh100,000 for the training.
During training, students will learn about manual labour, building self-esteem, interpersonal skills, handling family property, as well as entrepreneurial and leadership skills.
The course will also involve live debates and discussions, music, dance and drama and physical education.
Students should come with an exercise book, pen and casual clothing.
Fagil Mandy Education Consultancy (FENCON) has organised a comprehensive skills development programme for students on holiday.
The programme, which starts tomorrow till January 28, will be running from 8:00am to 5:00pm daily at Kitante Primary School.
“Many school-going children today miss out on life skills. We would like to complement classroom education with skills that will enable students cope better in this competitive world,†says Fagil Mandy, the FEMCON executive director.
Mandy said the programme would target students from Senior Three to Six and P7 leavers. Interested students will pay sh100,000 for the training.
During training, students will learn about manual labour, building self-esteem, interpersonal skills, handling family property, as well as entrepreneurial and leadership skills.
The course will also involve live debates and discussions, music, dance and drama and physical education.
Students should come with an exercise book, pen and casual clothing.