Congratulations to Made in the Streets' Class of 2018

On Thursday, December 6th, fourteen graduates walked across the stage at Made in the Streets to accept their diplomas. This year's commencement was the sixth annual graduation ceremony, and we are very proud of all our graduates. 

Every year, MITS celebrates graduation along with our annual Family Day. Many family members and parents showed up to support our students and celebrate their accomplishments. 

All our graduating students undergo government-approved trade testing in their respective skills concentration. Completion of this testing, along with the diploma they receive from Made in the Streets, ensures the best possible chances they will secure a job. With these certifications, our graduates are equipped to pursue paid work all over Kenya, not only in Nairobi. 

At this time, 3 of our graduates have interviews lined up for employment in their field.  We have high hopes for this years' graduates. They have proven themselves academically and technically prepared for the job market. Through the Into the World program, MITS' post-graduation support system, Jackton and Millie Omondi have been preparing these students for their transition to "the real world" for the last semester. 

God is good! Join us in congratulating all our graduates, listed below, and wishing them well as they transition into the world. ​

Made in the Streets' Class of 2018

​Hairdressing students: 
Jackline Nthenya
Loise Njoki
Mutua Mulwa
Kevin Vilali
Evans Ongang'o
Yvonne Karegi
Elizabeth Vienda
Patience Ndinda (Khadija)
Charles Otieno
Jackson Obonyo
Jeff Mwaura
Tobias Otieno

Auto mechanics students: 
Keith Odida
Amos Koech