NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 29 – Kenyan based Social Enterprise Toolkit Iskill (TTI) has urged youths in the country to warm up to the immense opportunities in the clean energy sector.
According to the organization, the country is facing an acute shortage of trained technicians capable of installing and maintaining solar equipment.
A report done by ToolKit in collaboration with the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) and the French Embassy estimates that the Country will need up to 30,000 trained solar technicians by 2025 a figure that the company opines may not be attained if the current numbers of youths trained in solar being churned out by Technical and Vocational Training Institutes (TVET) are anything to go by.
“We did this report to provide evidence of the work of the Toolkit Iskill, to map solar companies in Kenya that gave us all the…
Kenyan youth urged to exploit opportunities in solar energy
