With the levels of unemployment growing high, many students in Rubanda are learning how to cope up with the situation. Its becoming more and more visible to see students going through high education and going back home to be a burden once again to their parents or go to the streets, jobless. Life is becoming tough for them and seems there is no quick answer to fix it. The young people however, are getting more smart. They are now thinking out new ways of skills to fight the problem. Their attitudes are changing. The old stereotype notions of education that provided white color jobs even while one was still in school is changing is a legend. Days are far gone when every person who went to high education, ended up urban cities, in an office and good pay. Today skills and self employment seem to be the way to think and go for majority youth to quench off this employment scourge. In the gallery below, please find Angelo, a high school leaver that has lived the rest of his life hunting for a job. He finally decided to invest his remaining time and energy in gardening skills. He hopes that if all goes well, he will be self employed, produce food for his family and save some of it for his children's education. His goal is to make life different for his kids by shaping them into skill lovers.
Angelo inspects his worst garden enemies ( insects and rats) |
In less than half a year Angelo smiles over his garden and prays that natural disasters don't fall on him. |
Another group of high school students is investing in potatoes gardening project during their vacation |
A youth from the technical college cuts bars for making a ring beam for the water tank stand! |
In Rubanda not only boys are searching and hunting for employment. Girls have also joined the band as education for girls also shoots records in the community. |
Martin (front) is following in the footsteps, learning how to handle a hoe to make life better |
A one day's enormous work done. Hard life but rewarding when one is enjoying the fruits of his own sweat. |
Methodius (front) is a grade five student learning how to work too. He wonders what next. |
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