Career and Vocational Orientation (ABO)

The Career and Vocational Orientation (ABO) program is designed for young individuals aged 16 to 20 who are not yet ready for the workforce. This program focuses on enhancing their ability to handle everyday challenges in a work environment. It aims to improve their skills and increase their chances of integration into the job market. Ideal candidates are those who may have faced difficulties in their educational journey and require additional support to develop their vocational skills.

Participants in the ABO program receive tailored vocational guidance across various fields, along with basic computer skills training. This hands-on approach helps them gain practical experience and prepares them for future employment opportunities. The program also includes assessments to identify individual competencies, ensuring that each student receives the support they need to succeed.

Graduates of the ABO program can pursue various job roles, including administrative assistants, customer service representatives, and entry-level positions in retail or hospitality. Employers often include local businesses and organizations that value the skills developed through this program. The skills acquired are transferable, allowing graduates to explore diverse career pathways in different industries.