Today, Monday 18 November, saw the kickoff ceremony of a training program for owners of tailoring shops in Sierra Leone. The first workshop was facilitated by Francis Stevens George, CEO of Innovation Sierra Leone and Managing Director, GEN Sierra Leone. The workshop was organized at the Institute of Advanced Management and Technology (IAMTECH) Campus in…
Students SEP Sierra Leone and 3 others are organizing this fundraiser. How nice that you are interested in our project! To provide entrepreneurship training in Sierra Leone, we are looking for people who want to support our project. You can help us with that! This can already be done by:… to share our story with…
Training for 50 fashion designers PARTCIPANTION FEE: The cost for participating in the training is Le 100,000 per participant. Participant will recieve a certificate of participation and will be given the podium to pitch his/her idea and show-case his/her product to the public.
Strategic Entrepreneurship Programme (SEP) supports participants with camera. SnapMe is a multimedia company established by a group of students from the Limkokwing University who participated in our training programme, but they were having challenges in actualizing the goal of their company. Before receiving this support, they used to rent equipment to cover programmes for their…
“Significant challenges to educate our youths in Sierra Leone” The recently introduced World Bank Human Capital Index (HCI) ranked Sierra Leone 151 out of 157 countries while the 2018 UNDP Human Development Index ranked Sierra Leone 184 out of 189 countries. These figures indicate and pinpoint the fact that delivery of basic services, especially education…
NETHERLANDS EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST DELIVERS PUBLIC LECTURES ON SDGS AT 5 TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN FREETOWN By Alfred Fornah Professor Pieter Bon, an Educational psychologist and Chairman of the Academy for Sustainable Development in the Netherlands has delivered exceptional public lecture series on Sustainable Development Goals ( SDGS) at five tertiary educational institutions in Freetown. The public…
