KAWA Career Guidance

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Career guidance for learners and families

KAWA CareerGuidance Centre

Discover your strengths. Explore education and training options. Find practical resources to help you make informed choices about your future.

Ugandan learners working together at computers during a KAWA ICT activity
Discovering interests and building skills through practical learning. Photo: KAWA Uganda.
For students For parents and guardians For teachers and counsellors

A useful place to start

Explore your next step

Choosing subjects, a course or a training institution can raise many questions. These resources help learners in Uganda explore different careers, compare study options and prepare questions for a teacher, parent or career counsellor.

Make your next conversation count

You do not need every answer today. Begin with three small steps:

  1. Know yourself. Write down three interests and three things you do well.
  2. Compare options. Choose two or three courses or careers to investigate. Record their training requirements and costs.
  3. Ask for guidance. Discuss what you discover with a teacher, parent, counsellor or someone working in the field.

Comments

  1. Schools in need to play their role in promoting career guidance for the benefit of their student. Consider reading through this article by Jonathan http://www.observer.ug/viewpoint/42730-what-s-the-schools-role-in-career-guidance

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  2. I would like to thank Moses Wamanga and Valerie Wood Gaiger for initiating this platform as a career guidance centre. I starting using it when i was an A' level student at Trinity College Nabbingo, offering History, Economics and Literature.

    The right choices made for higher education depended so much on the ideas we got from users of this platform. I am now at Makerere University in a Computing Class and working at the same. All my success story has become real because of this platform.

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