Salesian Youth Projects 2017 Annual Report

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Youth Employment Skills Course Trained Passed Employed Employed or further studies Bricklaying 27 27 8 10 (37%) Computer Literacy and Office Management 146 139 42 53 (31%) Food Preparation 37 37 21 21 (57%) PC Repairs & Mobile App Development 68 68 15 16 (24%) Sewing 37 33 12 12 (32%) Tiling & Laminated Flooring 22 22 5 5 (22%) TOTAL 337 304 98 117 (35%) 12
Waves of Change Finding work in the maritime sector has become a very difficult task. Companies in the maritime industry, like all other businesses are driven by making a profit from unskilled labour, while the sector oversight (SAMSA) wants those who enter the industry to have the necessary safety qualifications to work on board any seafaring vessel because they are aware of the many dangers of working in the industry. Life Skills Life Skills has proven to be a powerful tool in assisting our course participants in finding purpose. During 2017, SIYP invited parents and friends to join the graduation process. This has proven to be an emotional time for both parents and clients. The course focuses on the following: • Develop of healthy relationships and teamwork • Understanding and learning to have a concept of oneself and self acceptance • Setting personal values and building skills • Budget according to current lifestyle • Setting realistic goals that reflect growth • Build capacity to effectively cope with life demands 2017 Statistics Orientation Completed 366 Life Skills Completed 251 Seaman’s Record Books Issued 233 Safety Familiaration Completed 152 Job Placements 73 In this ever-changing environment, Waves of Change has tackled the challenges head on and has become a noticeable force within the industry. Assisting the unskilled labour to be skilled and ensuring that people are better prepared to face the challenges of working at sea in the maritime industry we provide access to necessary training, documents and assist youth in gaining employment at sea. 13
Page 1 and 2: ANNUAL REPORT 2017
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Page 7 and 8: 2017 Learn to Live Vocational Skill
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Page 11 and 12: LIFE SKILLS Each YES programme coho
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Page 23 and 24: Highlights The project was official
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