Training & Empowerment
Practical Skills. Greater Opportunities.
Discover paper-making, eco-friendly packaging and enterprise skills that create possibilities for individuals, families and communities.
Touching Society, Impacting Lives.Learn to Make. Build Confidence. Explore Enterprise.
Our training connects hands-on experience with practical opportunities. Learn about materials, practise production techniques and explore how your skills can serve customers. Training topics are confirmed for your selected programme before enrolment.
Manufacturing
Discover how paper materials become useful packaging and everyday products.
Training
Develop practical skills and build confidence through guided activities.
Enterprise Support
Enquire about raw materials, product development and further business guidance.
Our Training Programmes
Practical learning for schools, community groups, persons with disabilities and caregivers.
Special Unit Training in Schools
Introduce learners to paper-making and packaging activities that encourage creativity, participation and confidence. We work with schools to discuss suitable activities, supervision and learner support.
Areas of learning may include
- Khaki paper and raw materials.
- Pulping and sheet formation where appropriate.
- Measuring, folding, cutting and assembly.
- Packaging bags, envelopes and book covers.
- Safe tool handling and neat finishing.
- Teamwork and completing practical tasks.
Schools with special units, teachers, administrators and organisations supporting practical education.
Share your school’s location, learner numbers and support needs so we can discuss suitable arrangements.
Enquire About School Training →CSR Programme
Support community development through practical skills training. This programme connects paper production and eco-friendly packaging with activities participants can explore in community projects or small enterprises.
Areas of learning may include
- Paper materials and their uses.
- Selected khaki paper packaging products.
- Efficient use of production materials.
- Quality control and product finishing.
- Introduction to costing and pricing.
- Local markets and community production.
Companies, NGOs, community-based organisations, faith-based institutions and livelihood support groups.
Tell us your objectives, participant group, location and preferred timeline to discuss scope and costs.
Discuss a CSR Programme →PWDs and Caregiver Training
Explore paper-product production and business opportunities. Participants can discuss their abilities, responsibilities and support needs with our team before enrolment.
Areas of learning may include
- Paper materials and packaging products.
- Bags, envelopes and gift packaging.
- Product consistency and finishing.
- Basic branding and presentation.
- Material costs and product pricing.
- Marketing and customer order planning.
Persons with disabilities, caregivers, support groups and organisations working with these communities.
Share your interests, availability and accessibility needs so we can discuss suitable participation.
Enquire About This Programme →Skills You Can Explore
Activities vary by programme. Ask our team which products and skills your session will cover.
Packaging Bags
Measuring, folding, assembly and finishing.
Envelopes
Paper selection, sizing and neat construction.
Gift Bags
Assembly, presentation and decorative finishing.
Book Covers
Measuring and covering books with khaki paper.
Food Packaging
Selected construction techniques and intended-use requirements.
Quality Control
Checking dimensions, strength, appearance and consistency.
Branding & Marketing
Presenting products and reaching potential customers.
Enterprise Skills
Costing, pricing, customer service and order planning.
Eligibility
We welcome enquiries from individuals and organisations interested in practical skills development.
- Learners in school special units, through their schools.
- Persons with disabilities and caregivers.
- Aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners.
- Youth and community groups.
- Organisations arranging CSR or livelihood programmes.
You can enquire without previous paper-making experience. We will help you identify a suitable starting point. Registration for learners under 18 should be coordinated through a parent, guardian or responsible institution.
Before You Enrol
Our team will discuss the following details with you:
- Your programme and learning goals.
- Individual or group participation.
- Participant numbers and age ranges.
- Accessibility, supervision and support needs.
- Training venue, dates and duration.
- Fees, materials and programme requirements.
Please share any support requirements early so we can review the activities and arrangements with you.
How Registration Works
Choose a Programme
Select an option or ask us which programme suits your goals.
Send Your Enquiry
Share your contact details, location and preferred programme.
Discuss the Details
Confirm activities, schedule, fees, materials and requirements.
Confirm Registration
Complete the steps provided by our team to confirm your place.
Attend & Participate
Receive venue details and guidance on what to bring.
Register Your Interest
Tell us about yourself or your organisation. Our team will discuss programme suitability, availability and registration details.
Fees, Dates & Sponsorship
Fees, duration and schedules depend on the programme and delivery arrangements. Contact us for current details before making payment.
Ask about any sponsorship opportunities currently available and their eligibility requirements. An enquiry does not guarantee sponsorship, seed capital or a training place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need previous experience?
No previous experience is needed to enquire. Tell us your goals, and we will advise you on a suitable programme.
Can our school or organisation book as a group?
Yes. Share your participant numbers, location and objectives so we can discuss suitable training arrangements.
How long does training take?
Duration depends on the programme, activities and group requirements. The schedule will be confirmed before enrolment.
Where does training take place?
Contact us to confirm the venue. Schools and organisations can also enquire about training at their location.
Are materials included in the fee?
Our team will explain which materials and tools are provided, what to bring and whether any additional costs apply.
Is a certificate provided?
Ask about assessment and certification for your selected programme before enrolling. Applicable conditions will be explained by our team.
Can you accommodate accessibility needs?
Please discuss your requirements when enquiring. We will review activities, the venue and support arrangements before confirming participation.
Can I use these skills to start a business?
The skills can help you explore a paper-product enterprise. Results depend on practice, product quality, available resources and customer demand.
Is sponsorship available?
Contact our team for current availability. Opportunities, where offered, have their own eligibility and selection requirements.
Start With a Skill. Build New Possibilities.
Thika Road, opposite Mang’u High School, Nairobi, Kenya.