Successful self-employment
We have made it possible for many young people to take the step into self-employment. Today, they are hauliers, welders, car parts dealers, restaurant operators, tailors, hairdressers – also just a few examples.
Some examples
• Emmanuel graduated from school and started as a small business owner on his own. We recognized his talent and helped him build a delivery company with his own vehicle, from which he can make a good living today. He now employs additional people and passed on his first equipment to a younger graduate to help him develop something for himself.
• After school, Ally trained as an electrician and first opened a small shop for stationery and video games. He now runs a well-stocked shop for electrical goods.
• Jessica studied marketing and opened a beauty and hairdressing salon after completing her bachelor’s degree, which she has since leased. She herself is employed.
• After graduating from high school and college, Glorian started with second-hand fashion and then built up a thriving bakery. Through further support, she can now expand this business and hire more family members and additional employees.
• After school, Boniface first trained as a safari guide, but couldn’t find a job there. Instead, he has now opened a hairdressing salon and already has one additional employee.
• Mepokuri graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Community Development. As a small businessman, he opened a shop in his home village and supplies the Maasai community with the bare necessities. He also helps improve the food and water supply in nearby Maasai villages.
• Gerald first studied business administration, after graduating he built up a well-functioning company for aluminum windows.
