Programme
Youth Employment & Entrepreneurship
Helping young people build practical skills, confidence, enterprise pathways, and access to meaningful livelihood opportunities.
From learning to earning, from ideas to enterprise
Aluma Foundation's youth employment and entrepreneurship work is designed to support young people as they move from learning to earning, from ideas to enterprise, and from potential to opportunity. The programme will combine practical training, mentorship, career preparation, business development support, and partnerships with employers and local institutions.
Six pillars of support
Employability Skills
Communication, teamwork, problem-solving, workplace readiness, leadership, and confidence-building.
Digital Skills
Digital literacy, productivity tools, online communication, data literacy, digital marketing, and responsible technology use.
Entrepreneurship Support
Business idea development, basic financial literacy, customer understanding, market access, business planning, and mentorship.
Mentorship & Coaching
Guidance from professionals, entrepreneurs, educators, and community leaders.
Internship & Apprenticeship Pathways
Partnerships with companies, institutions, and local businesses to connect young people to structured opportunities.
Youth-Led Enterprise Development
Support for practical micro-enterprises and community-based business ideas.
Who this is for
The programme is intended for young people seeking practical skills, employment readiness, enterprise support, mentorship, and pathways into income-generating opportunities.
- Improved employability and soft skills
- Increased digital confidence
- Stronger youth-led enterprise ideas
- Better understanding of work and business pathways
- Access to mentors and professional networks
- Increased readiness for internships, apprenticeships, jobs, or self-employment