Exit students updates

With the love that each of our students have for one another, some have decided to go on living as room-mates in different apartments that they worked so hard to get.

Jackson Isaac and Dennis Kamau have already moved out and living in a surbrub called Kayole. Jackson has already started school in IT engineering and Dennis has gone for a number of interviews and still looking for a job . Kayole is 15minutes from MITS farm.
Fatuma Amina, Sarah Aono, Mary Muthoni and Margaret Njeri have all moved to one apartment still in Kayole.
Mercy Wanja and Mary Waithera have moved to Banana area, bana is 10 minutes from the Village Market.
Catheirne Ndunge and Elizabeth Mwikali (Maria) will both move tomorrrow to their new place in Kamulu area. Both these girls are single mothers and have been empoyed by MITS adminstration to work as cleaners.
Jane Njeri, Mary Wambui and Lucy Akinyi have all started their attachments. Jane and Mary are hair dressing students, Lucy is an Auto mechanic student. Lucy and Jane will be still staying with us at the girls place as they cummute to their repsective attachement places. Mary will be staying in Eastleigh center., since her place of attachement is located north of the town center.

Jackline Njoki is on attachement in an embroidery shop in town, Elizabeth Wanjiku, Dotrine Zainabu and Pius Musyoki are still under traininng in a hair dressing school and have been staying in Eastleigh center. They will be completing their training in March this year.
James Mwangi, Benard Kariuki and Fredrick Otieno will be moving in together in Kayole. All of them are Auto mechanics students and are at the moment looking for jobs not attachments.
Brenda wil move to Kayole when she finds an apartment and a job. Later on the plan is to have Dotrine move in with her.
Patrick Saulo has been working with John Wambu on some of our constructions. He will be moving out to a place in Kamulu.
Today three of our catering students went for a final interview at the new restaurant at the Village Market, The owner wanted to employ them but since they had no National Identity cards, this could not be possible. But as soon as they get their IDs, the owner of the rastaurant promised them a job placement in his new restaurant.

*Attachments are places/jobs/businesses of internships to gain more experience in their respective skills. Joel is working close to these students on their exit, gathering documents that are necessary to fit in the modern competitive society and job market. The repsective skills training instructors are also giving a helping hand.

****In other really exciting news, Mary Wanjiru gave birth to a baby boy this morning. She is doing great and will stay the night for final checkups...MITS family is so excited and awaits the arival of a new member of the family.