Establishing a Mentorship Resource Centre to Improve Employment Opportunities Through Enhancing Safety and Transferable Skills Among Women Students in Higher Education In Kenya

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Mission

Empowering individuals with safety knowledge and transferable skills for success.

Vision

A world where safety and transferable skills drive opportunity and growth.

Safety and Transferable Skills Hub (STaSH)

This research project is a collaboration between Kenyatta University (Kenya) and the University of Sussex (UK). It aims to create a sustainable mentorship and resource centre, the safety and transferable skills resource hub (STaSH), for improving employment outcomes for women in Kenyan higher education institutions (HEIs). By enhancing transferable skills and addressing sexual/gender-based violence (SGBV), the project targets two critical barriers that hinder women’s career progression and employability.

Project Mandate

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Promote Safety Practices

STaSH trains individuals in hazard recognition, emergency response, and safety compliance to create safer workplaces and communities.

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Build Transferable Skills

We develops core skills like communication, teamwork, & critical thinking to support lifelong learning & adaptable career growth.

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Connect Skills Opportunities

STaSH partners with schools and industries to align training with job market needs, boosting employability and workforce readiness.

STaSH Project Schedule

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Data Collection

Gather relevant data through surveys, experiments, interviews, observations, or existing sources

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Data Analysis

Process and analyze the collected data using statistical or qualitative methods

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Interpretation of Results

Relate findings to the research objectives, literature, or theoretical framework.

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Reporting and Presentation

Communicate findings clearly with appropriate visuals, citations, and discussion of implications.

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