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Painting & Tile Fixing Sensei College alumni Success Story

#myskillsmyfuture Alumni Story 

Pharell (Daktari’s) Story- Painting and Tile fixing Alumni at Sensei Institute- 2016 October. In his own words….

“I share this story as a beneficiary student of the skills gained at Sensei Institute of Technology. When I finished high school the first thing I was thinking was doing artisan course and I was eager to find a nice college to Join in especially upcountry since am from Coast, Kilifi County. I emailed Sensei  office and settled on doing the painting and decoration course first (I later came back to do another course of Tile Fixing course).

I joined October 2016 as a painter student. It was not an easy task since we were few in this course. Most students were doing plant operator and I was feeling like I was the odd one out.  My Trainer, Instructor  Juma really encouraged me to keep to my ambition and do the course with all my heart, and passion. Deputy principal, I also remember him- and thank him a lot for supporting my idea of taking painting course since it was a unique one of its own kind.  I remember he told me "Daktari" don't worry, even these plant operator students will one day need your service of painting because all of them will need a painter for their houses. I was so inspired and encouraged a lot.

We finished the course well since it was a two week course. I learnt how to mix paints, make painting quotations and how to cost my labour.  After the course I travelled back home in Mtwapa. After 2 months of searching, I got some links for an attachment with a painting contractor.  After some months, I had good savings and came back to Sensei Institute to learn Tiles fixing in December 2016. Here is my testimony-I am now good in painting and tiles fixing- my work is a testimony. I urge my fellow youths boys to girls to join Sensei Institute they will never regret,,, Glory be to God and may God keep all the staff











and bless them.

MY SKILLS MY FUTURE

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