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Mwereerwe Community Vocational Training Centre is incorporated in Uganda and is registered with the Ministry of Education, Science Technology and Sports.
Mwereerwe Community Vocational Training Centre
Mwereerwe Community Vocational Training Centre is incorporated in Uganda and is registered with the Ministry of Education, Science Technology and Sports. We comply with the government’s training calendar, and also conduct tailored short courses. Our training syllabus is pegged to the government’s program of Skilling Uganda by conducting both formal and Non-formal courses.
Since the Vocational Training Centre’s inception in October 2005, well over and above 2000 graduates specialized in Motor vehicle mechanics, Tailoring and garment cutting, Building and Concrete Practice, Hair Dressing, Cosmetology, Carpentry and Joinery, Tractor Operation/Mechanics, Welding and Metal Fabrication, Auto Wiring, Domestic Electrical Installation, Agro Machinery and Beauty Therapy have completed the various courses as above mentioned. These graduates have fully been self-employed or employed in government institutions and other prominent corporate companies in Uganda.
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What sets us apart from other training centres is our innovative online school system, available through our website. This system allows students, parents, teachers, and other stakeholders to easily access all school activities and information. From grades and attendance to notices, payments, admissions, and more, everything you need to stay connected and informed is just a click away.
Our experienced instructors are dedicated to helping students reach their full potential, and our state-of-the-art facilities provide a conducive learning environment for hands-on training. Additionally, our industry partnerships and job placement assistance ensure that our graduates are well-equipped to secure employment upon completion of their courses.
Choose Mwereerwe Community Vocational Training Centre for a comprehensive education that combines traditional classroom learning with cutting-edge technology. Join us and take the first step towards a successful and fulfilling career.
OUR MISSION
The centre’s mission is to nurture and produce persons who will in future become self sustaining by being job creators instead of job Seekers. This venture will be done without discrimination of any form.
OUR VISION
Our vision is to help prepare young adults to become productive citizens by providing a work and learning environment where they feel challenged, respected, and accountable as they strive to meet the demands of adulthood.
Mwereerwe is located in the Luwero Triangle where the 1981-86 protracted National Resistance Army (NRA) war had most of its operational bases. This war left most people in dire poverty. Most properties were destroyed and economic production was negatively affected. At the end of the war, the people had to start from scratch and lived on handouts from well-wishers. Development was and continues to be slow despite government and some NGO interventions.
The population continues to grow and many people have no formal education because of poverty. Majority of whom live a “hand to mouth” lifestyle whereas others flock urban centers in search of employment. Despite the government universal free education at various levels, many children continue to face limitations in access to such education due to many parents lacking logistics to enable their children to benefit from these programs. Most of the technical and vocational schools admit senior four or six completers. This system denies many people a chance of polishing their God Given Talents.
Faced with the above conditions, some idle and unemployed youths resorted to illicit means of survival which posed insecurity to the community. However, Uganda is endowed with ample natural resources which are under exploited due to limited technical and vocational skills. Given that Uganda is largely an Agricultural country, the government has on many occasions imported agricultural implements which end up not being viably utilized due to non availability of personnel to repair, maintain and service them. The reliance on expatriate staff is astronomically expensive.
Mwereerwe Community is mainly of peasants who rely on the traditional hoe for production as opposed to modern farming implements. In an attempt to solve some of the aforesaid shortfalls, the proprietors of Mwereerwe Community Vocational Training Centre decided to start a vocational school which would train people accordingly. It felt that the selection of persons to benefit from such training should not be discriminative.
The proprietors were also influenced by the challenge to Ugandans to participate in the government’s campaign to eradicate poverty, ignorance and disease. Ample Vocational Training would reduce on the number of people who are hunting for the minimal white-collar jobs in the country thereby reducing the unemployment levels among the youths. Mwereerwe Community Vocational Training Centre therefore, was setup in October 2005 and annually passes out a number of graduates.
FAQs - School System
You can access the online school system by clicking the "MCVTC SYSTEM" button and logging in to the centre's website using your unique login credentials provided by the administration.
Yes, parents and guardians are given special login credentials to access the online school system and view their students' grades, attendance records, and other important information.
Yes, teachers have access to the online school system to input grades, mark attendance, upload course materials, and communicate with students and parents.
Yes, students and parents can easily track payments for courses, admission fees, and other school-related expenses through the school system.
Prospective students can fill out the online application form available on Mwereerwe Community Vocational Training Centre's website and submit the necessary documents digitally for admissions consideration.
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