The Resource Person, Mrs Ezenwa, trained the students on bread, bread rolls, fish roll, hot dog sausage. She encouraged the students to continue doing to their own practical at home and ask for assistance anytime. Most of the students have started making money with what they have learnt so far.
In the household hygiene production department, the students were trained to produce LSLS toilet wash by the resource person, Mrs Nwaogwugwu. The students have started making sales of all the products they have learnt.
The Resource Person, Mr Robert, of Event Management Department started the training of the new students by teaching them what it takes to start up the business.
The month of August started on a very great note. The whole five department were fully functional. The Center always have the privilege of having one of our BOT, Mrs Ogunkelu, visit and as well as train the students in the catering department. All the resource persons are always available and ever ready to train all the students.
The Resource Person of the Household Hygiene Production department, Mrs Nwaogwugwu, training the students on how to produce LSLS floor disinfectant.
The Resource Person, Mrs Ezenwa, training the students on how to make meat pie, sausage rolls and scotch egg. The students take note as they watch their teacher carry out the practical.
It was a great orientation day for our new students that came to acquire new skills. The Admin enshrined into the students the vision and mission of A Little Sleep A Little Slumber Empowerment Outreach Vocational Center as well as rules and regulations guiding us. She emphasized that passion, dedication and commitment are the key values to succeed during…
A LITTLE SLEEP A LITTLE SLUMBER EMPOWERMENT OUTREACH RECEIVED AN AWARD AS THE OUTSTANDING NGO OF THE YEAR 2021. IT WAS PRESENTED BY AFRICA SKILLS CENTRE, SOUTH AFRICA AND LION OUTREACH INTERNATIONAL USA ON THE 12TH OF JUNE 2021 AT THE HOTEL CHEZ LANDO, KIGALI RWANDA.
The Director of Admin is seen encouraging the students in the fashion design department, to show more commitment to their course, to be better than when they first came here.
