The youths of Sierra Leone are most threatened by unemployment and the lack of opportunities to participate in the economic and social life of their country. The fact is that the majority of youths in Sierra Leone are not engaged in meaningful and productive activity.

Most of today’s youths lost the opportunity to go to school. Some were fortunate but could not go further because of a lack of support, where they might have gotten the necessary requisite knowledge and skills to be employed, but they were left self-employed or unemployable. In fact for the majority of youths in Sierra Leone, who are not fortunate enough to access vocational skills training or informal education end up on the street as bike riders.

Many efforts have been put in place to address youth unemployment, in the end, the problem is still with us and still growing.
Key challenges to solving these problems include unemployment due to inappropriate skills; lack of access to quality education; low investment in technical vocational education:

Our vision is to upskill the Sierra Leone workforce with affordable IT training. It is through these efforts that we can build a promising economic outlook for the country. Our mission is to use this training program to transform participants into outstanding professionals that can compete in a global marketplace with anyone having similar career backgrounds.