Industry partners
Employer input, technical mentorship, workplace experience and placement opportunities.
WHY PARTNERSHIPS MATTER
Stronger together.
Ujuzi Institute works with organisations that support skills development, internships, mentorship, entrepreneurship and livelihood outcomes.
Government partners
Collaboration with national and county institutions on local youth skills priorities.
Community partners
Reaching young people and supporting access to demand-led vocational training.
COLLABORATION IN ACTION
Selected institutional partnerships
Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO)
Skills training and internship/job opportunity linkages for youth in Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu.
KCB Foundation — 2Jiajiri Programme
Vocational training for youth in Kisumu and Mombasa to strengthen employability and self-employment prospects.
County Government of Mombasa
Identifying and supporting deserving young people with practical skills training.
Ministry of Youth Affairs / SOS Children’s Villages Kenya
Job-specific training and internships for youth in Mombasa through the informal-sector initiative described in the institute profile.
Ananda Marga Relief Team (AMURT)
Skills training initiatives supporting youth, particularly women from disadvantaged backgrounds, in Mombasa and Kilifi.
WORKPLACE CONNECTIONS
Our employer network
Ujuzi works with more than 400 employer partners. The institute profile identifies a selection of hospitality and business establishments connected to training and placement opportunities.
Lake Naivasha ResortPride Inn HotelsIvory Suites & HotelSarova White SandsWestwood HotelJovinna Print HubKaren Plains Arcade
Organisations listed here are drawn from the institute's supplied profile; listing does not imply current endorsement or an active offer of vacancies.