Innovative Welding and Fabrication Training Program

In an effort to equip young people with valuable technical skills, UACF Welding and Fabrication Services conducted an intensive training program in Ohafia, Abia State. This program is part of UACF's commitment to fostering economic empowerment and reducing unemployment by providing practical skills that are in high demand in the local and regional job markets. The training program attracted over 30 participants, including youths and adults eager to learn welding and metal fabrication. The curriculum was designed to cover both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice, ensuring that participants gained a comprehensive understanding of the trade. Experienced welders and fabricators served as instructors, offering personalized guidance and mentorship throughout the program.

In an effort to equip young people with valuable technical skills, UACF Welding and Fabrication Services conducted an intensive training program in Ohafia, Abia State. This program is part of UACF's commitment to fostering economic empowerment and reducing unemployment by providing practical skills that are in high demand in the local and regional job markets. The training program attracted over 30 participants, including youths and adults eager to learn welding and metal fabrication. The curriculum was designed to cover both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice, ensuring that participants gained a comprehensive understanding of the trade. Experienced welders and fabricators served as instructors, offering personalized guidance and mentorship throughout the program.

Participants learned a wide range of skills, from basic welding techniques to advanced fabrication processes. Safety protocols were emphasized to ensure that trainees could work confidently and safely in any professional setting. The program also included sessions on business management and entrepreneurship, encouraging participants to consider starting their own welding businesses upon completion. Upon successful completion of the program, participants received certification, which has already opened doors for many of them in local industries. Several graduates have secured employment in construction and manufacturing companies, while others have started their own small businesses, providing welding and fabrication services to their communities. This initiative has not only provided job opportunities but also contributed to the local economy's growth by fostering a skilled workforce.