A speaker in a tan outfit speaking into a microphone at the summit

Our Work

Career and Skills Development

Creating space for career awareness, mentorship and preparation for professional opportunities.

The context

Why this focus matters

The transition from education to work involves choices that can be difficult without guidance. Exposure to different pathways and practical skills helps young people make more informed decisions.

Photograph: Leadership Summit 2026. This image documents the summit, not a separate career and skills development programme.

RIF’s institutional approach

Our approach

RIF’s career focus encompasses fairs, internships, professional networking, job-readiness learning and mentorship as avenues for career development.

Areas for action

01Career awareness and career fairs
02Mentorship and professional networking
03Job-readiness and practical skills
04Internship pathways and professional exposure

These are intended areas of intervention, not announcements of active programmes or applications.

Related activities

Events and community connections

Students and attendees gathered for a group photograph at the Namanwora Senior High School career fair

Past event · Education & careers

Career fair at namanwora senior high school

RIF held a career fair at namanwora senior high school, with career-focused conversations and a presentation of learning and sanitation items. Explore ten photographs from the event.

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