KenGen expands youth skills pipeline with mentorship drive

The initiative reflects a broader shift by corporates toward early-stage skills development amid a tightening and increasingly competitive job market...

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The Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) foundation has expanded its youth skills development program through a comprehensive mentorship drive.

Nearly 200 secondary and university students from communities near KenGen operations participated.
The initiative was led by KenGen professionals and external facilitators.
Participants received training in leadership, innovation, and career development, with a focus on preparing them for a changing economy and future workforce needs.

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