Graduates After Month Course Earning Ksh 300 000
Graduates After Month Course Earning Ksh 300 000
Due to the increased demand both domestically and internationally, barista and mixologist short courses are being recommended to Kenyan students. At the Worthstart Barista and Mixologist Institute’s inaugural graduation in Nairobi, it was discovered that half of the graduates had already landed well-paying positions totaling Ksh300,000.
After completing the training, which typically takes one month, students can find jobs at five-star hotels and cruise ships. Coffee and several drink recipes are taught to the students.
The course is still a relatively new idea in Kenya, despite being well-liked in South Africa and other nations. The government is being pushed by those involved in the coffee industry to provide greater funding for barista and mixologist education.
The parties believe that this can be accomplished as a new project by means of a public-private partnership.It is anticipated that Kenya would be able to meet the demand for skilled baristas and mixologists around the world with increased government support. “Please lend us greater support as we work to raise awareness of this business. Encourage our Kenyans to travel abroad,” the organization said. Graduates expressed their gratitude for the course by mentioning that, before to enrolling in the short course, they had struggled for years to find employment.
One of the students who had already landed a job said, “Within two years I expect to have become a trainer for students who are willing to pursue this career path.”His coworker, who will likewise be employed abroad, seemed very hopeful that she would be promoted to management within five years.
