Vocational Training Program

1. What courses or skills are being offered in the Zakat Kenya vocational training program?

We offer practical training in the following skills:

• Masonry
• 3D Design
• Phone Repair
• Carpentry and Joinery
• Electrical Installation
• Plumbing and Pipe Fitting
• Automotive Engineering
• Tiling
• And many more

2. Who is eligible to apply?

The program is open to:

• Youth from eligible zakat recipients (i.e. poor or needy)
• School dropouts, job seekers, and those looking to gain a skill
• Both male and female applicants are welcome
• Kenyan citizens
• No formal education requirements for most courses

3. Is there an age limit for participants?

Yes. Applicants must be between 18 and 35 years old.

4. How long does the training take?

New intakes begin every quarter. Each course lasts 3–6 months, depending on the skill area.

5. Where will the training be held (location)?

Training centers are located across various counties in Kenya, including:

• Nairobi
• Mombasa
• Garissa
• Kisumu
• Wajir

Exact locations will be shared with successful applicants.

6. Are there any fees, or is it fully sponsored?

The program is fully sponsored for eligible students. There are no tuition or registration fees. All learning materials are provided, but students are expected to commit to full attendance and active participation.

7. What documents are needed for application?

Applicants are required to submit:

• A copy of their National ID or birth certificate
• One passport-sized photo
• A brief letter of motivation or interest (optional but encouraged)
• Any relevant school or training certificates (if available)

8. Will there be a certificate or accreditation after completion?

Yes. All graduates receive a certificate of completion, and some courses offer NITA-accredited certification.