Skills Development/ Training :
The Skills Klinic Foundation organizes skilling workshops bringing together resource persons mentor youth in various Skills disciplines.
Mentorship and career guidance
.This is part of the schools educational program where we organize master classes, and career guidance workshops for youth bringing together industry experts to mentor them
Soft Skills
such as SRH (Sexual Reproductive Health), Financial literacy, communication skills, Mental health, Branding, Marketing, HIV Awareness, Nationalism, Branding, Digital literacy.
About P.S.K.F
An N.G.O & A Youth skilling Center
The Purple Skills Klinic Foundation is a Ugandan social Enterprise Skilling the youths through innovative solutions to enhance employability. Bridging the gap in the workforce through skills development, mentorship, apprenticeship, career guidance, and startup capital support for the youth.
Our Mission
To empower the youths with knowledge and skills through innovative solutions.
Our Vision
To Bridge the gap in the workforce creating a self-reliant generation of skilled youth.
Up Coming Program
What We Offer....
Hands-on skills in Digital, Creative & soft skills.
Our Popular Skills
Most Enrolled skills at Purple Skills Klinic Foundation
Our Latest Blogs
Uganda Youth Statistics
Skills Klinic Number's impacted..
Urgent need, Justification of Skills Klinic
Uganda, like many other countries, can benefit significantly from using digital skills training as a means to address youth unemployment. Here are several reasons why this approach is highly relevant and effective:
Contribution of the Creative Economy
The creative industries also provide direct employment to 386,000 people, mostly youths
Diverse Employment Opportunities:
Digital skills are versatile and can be applied in numerous fields such as information technology, e-commerce, digital marketing, data analysis, content creation, and more. This diversity opens up a wide range of employment opportunities for young people.
Economic Growth:
A digitally skilled workforce can attract foreign investments in technology-related sectors and encourage the growth of the local tech ecosystem. This can lead to job creation and economic development.
The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways
Work we target
Vulnerable Community Women
Unemployment is one of the burning issue among women. Due to lack of right skills, women are unable to utilize the available local resources. Vulnerable women include
- Single mothers
- Teenage mothers
- Prostitutes
- HIV Victims
Youth in Slums/Ghettos
Youth living in unprivileged communities such as Ghettos and slums. Often times these are
- Unskilled
- Unemployed
- Under employment
- Uneducated
Youth in Universities
Youth who are at higher institutions of learning perusing degrees, diplomas, certificates etc. These usually
- Focus on papers rather than practical skills
- Lack practical knowledge of what they are studying
- Likely to be unemployed even after
Students in schools
Students who are in secondary schools transitioning to university. These need career guidance -
- They choose courses at universities based on what parents dictate
- They have zero knowledge on what skills training are needed in job market
Testimonials
"The skills I gained here not only made me a proficient developer but also opened doors to a world of connections in the tech industry. I've built a strong professional network that continues to benefit my career."
MATOVU PRECIOUS
"Thanks to the public speaking skills I acquired here, I've had the privilege of emceeing at live stages Fashion shows and purple parties. This program opened doors to exciting opportunities and personal growth."
NABBASA BERNARD
"This institution not only honed my fashion design skills but also introduced me to industry experts. I've collaborated with fellow alumni and professionals, elevating my career in the fashion and Modeling world
MUKISA JANE
" Purple Skills Klinic Foundation not only equipped me with the knowledge I needed in public speaking but also connected me with like-minded professionals in the field. I now have a fulfilling career that I love."
NGOBI ABEL
"The skills I gained here not only made me a good DJ but also opened doors to a world of connections in the entertainment industry. I've built a strong professional network that continues to benefit my career.
PIETR ARBILAH
"Thanks to the networking opportunities provided by this institution, I've grown from a marketing student to a marketing professional with a robust network of industry contacts. My education here transformed my career.
ODERO JOSEPH
Twitter feeds
A team from Women In Technology (WITU) paid us a courtesy visit earlier looking forward to a start of a great partnership as we empower young people with tech skills. Thank you @NakitendeLetici pic.twitter.com/aPHgMUGcxB
— SkillsKlinic (@SkillsKlinic) July 10, 2024
We @SkillsKlinic express deep gratitude to every student who graduated and to all partners who made our inaugural graduation a resounding success. Here's to a future of endless possibilities together! #Grateful #TeamWork #skillsKlinic pic.twitter.com/RYBGfxX2DF
— SkillsKlinic (@SkillsKlinic) May 3, 2024
Purple Skills Klinic Foundation & Talent Walls presents the Creative Arts Conference | Music Industry stake holders discussing Digital Music Monetisation” interact with industry experts and learn how to earn from ur music online. Fri 31st May | Next Media NCC 11am. #SkillsKlinic pic.twitter.com/abE8P8UddB
— SkillsKlinic (@SkillsKlinic) May 6, 2024
Happening now at @SkillsKlinic The press launch of Dr Sonko Rita “Toli Wekka” Campaign, a Mental Health initiative happening on | 19th July at Serena Kampala Hotel pic.twitter.com/PfanS0qVTq
— SkillsKlinic (@SkillsKlinic) July 12, 2024
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