We are excited to kickstart a new round of skilling 75 Karamoja youth in Hospitality and Site Guiding the second half of this year 2022.
The Karamoja Tourism Academy will train 25 youth in site guiding and Matany Girls Vocational School will train 50 girls in hospitality. Together we aim at improving the quality of service in the region and create job opportunities for our youth through skills development.
Stay tuned for updates around the region-wide recruitment through the Karamoja Tourism Academy social media pages starting in July 2022
This project is spearheaded by EyeOpenerWorks Initiative and their UKARIMU Academy open source tourism and hospitality curriculum platform. The project is funded by Enabel in Uganda.
Teachers houses at Matany Girl’s Vocational School
Cooking classroom at Matany Girl’s Vocational School
Discussions with Enabel, EyeOpenerWorks, Matany Girl’s Vocational School and Karamoja Tourism Academy
Site Guide Facilitator showcases artefacts at Karamoja Tourism Academy
Exciting Birds on the slopes of Mountain Moroto – A hike up into the mountain from Moroto town into the woodlands with beautiful views, exciting birds and mountain air with sightings of The Boran Cisticola (One of the rare bird species birder Tony Byarugaba had been tirelessly searching for in vain, turned out to be …
Learn how Kara-Tunga was involved in developing and promoting adventure and cultural tourism in Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region. These efforts have resulted in the establishment of the Warrior Nomad Trail. A cross-border culture and adventure tourist trail. Through least travelled East Africa.
Knowing which animals live where is critical to planning effective conservation following to the two researchers. With the support of a grant from the National Geographic Society they are now focusing their research on the primates of Uganda. They conducted primate surveys in northeastern Uganda from 2014 to 2017
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Training Karamoja Youth in Hospitality and Site Guiding
We are excited to kickstart a new round of skilling 75 Karamoja youth in Hospitality and Site Guiding the second half of this year 2022.
The Karamoja Tourism Academy will train 25 youth in site guiding and Matany Girls Vocational School will train 50 girls in hospitality. Together we aim at improving the quality of service in the region and create job opportunities for our youth through skills development.
Stay tuned for updates around the region-wide recruitment through the Karamoja Tourism Academy social media pages starting in July 2022
This project is spearheaded by EyeOpenerWorks Initiative and their UKARIMU Academy open source tourism and hospitality curriculum platform. The project is funded by Enabel in Uganda.
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