DIFFRENT YOUTH SKILLS Vocational Skills.
Godly Hands International organization has come up with different vocational skills that are required to perform the job to satisfaction and ability. Some of the examples are ;
Carpentry
For one to become a professional carpenter you need to be well trained with all the skills.GHI supports different youths who would be interested in becoming carpenters by taking them to vocational schools. During training, youth will be involved in designing, cutting, and building furniture and other wooden structures using different types of wood. After the training, these youth can work on construction sites, in clients' homes, or workshops, and their duties may include installing doors, floors, and furniture in new buildings.
Tailoring.
When GHI supports women in tailoring it will help them learn to start their own business. Tailoring skills training can have a positive social impact by improving the well-being and self-esteem of individuals.
Craftsperson
When the organization supports youth who are interested in crafts, they will not only improve their lives but also teach the next generation. During the training, youth are able a variety of items such as textiles, basketry, wood making, pottery, glassworking, and many more.
Hairdressing
Godly Hands International ensures that all youth hairdressers enter the workplace as well-rounded and highly skilled individuals, which leads them become to more confident and efficient workers.
Computer technicians
In this generation, it's very important to have at least a computer skill.GHI with the help of other sponsors is willing to help all the youth interested in computer skills. After the training, one will become responsible for repairing, maintaining, and troubleshooting computer hardware and software systems.
Mechanic Skills.
Many youth are interested in mechanics yet they may not have help or support on where to start from . However godly hands international take youth especially boys which will help to reduce on the number of children on the streets of Uganda.
