The graduation ceremony at the TVET Center in Tonj North, Warrap Town was a celebration of transformation and empowerment for Samuel, Abraham, Anyang, and Mary. These individuals, each with their unique backgrounds and aspirations, have embraced the opportunity provided by TOCH South Sudan and its Consortium to learn valuable skills and change the course of their livelihoods.
Below are their Success Stories
Samuel Lual, a former cattle keeper who had dropped out of school due to financial constraints, found a new path in masonry through the TVET Center. With determination and hard work, Samuel has acquired the knowledge to construct a house and take accurate measurements. Despite facing challenges with delayed startup kits, Samuel remained grateful for the life-changing skills, support, and financial assistance provided by TOCH SS and its partners. His advice to the youth to seize challenging opportunities like this reflects his belief in the power of education and skill development for personal growth.
Abraham Malual Majok, a former cattle keeper, has transitioned into a skilled tailor through the training attained at TVET centre. His ambition to start a business and train others in his village showcases his commitment to creating a positive impact in his community. Despite facing delays in receiving startup kits, Abraham’s call for youth to pursue vocational trainings skills and stay away from harmful activities, this commitment demonstrates his dedication to personal and societal development.
Anei, Anyang Thon a former housewife, has transformed into a skilled salon owner through the beauty salon training. With the newfound ability to braid hair and provide beauty services, Anyang is determined to open her own salon and achieve financial independence. Her message to young people is to join vocational training programs. She has highlighted her belief in self-improvement and empowerment through education. Anyang’s call for the continuation of such projects and the introduction of computer training shows her forward-thinking approach to skill development.
Mary Agot, a farmer, has successfully completed the bakery class and gained essential skills in baking and business management. Her seamless journey through the training program, without facing significant challenges, reflects her dedication and passion for learning. Mary’s gratitude towards TOCH and its partners for the life-changing opportunity underscores the impact of vocational training on individuals’ lives. Her wish for ongoing support and engagement from TOCH staff demonstrates her commitment to continuous growth and improvement in her bakery business.
These success stories exemplify the transformative power of vocational training and the positive impact it can have on individuals and communities.
