About
The Young Citizens Program engages teenagers and young adults, in learning
about the law and society. It helps them maximize their potential as young citizens, and guides them on how they can be effectively involved in their communities.
Our Mission
Our mission is to nurture generations of engaged citizens. We believe knowledge is influence, and by promoting law-related and constitutional education amongst young people, we are creating a pool of active
citizens – who understand their responsibilities, are knowledgeable on how the law works and are eager to positively influence thesociety.
How We Do it
The program is especially attractive to aspiring law students, as well as young leaders both in and out of school, who are committed to improving their communities. We engage them through digital and physical forums, where we share ideas and experiences on the legal and social issues that impact them
Content
The program is organized along the chapters of the book, ‘Teens Guide to the Constitution of Kenya’ and is delivered in 20 (twenty) modules. It incorporates; audio and video presentations, games, debates and contests and also exposes participants to industry experts like lawyers, judges, educators and youth workers. Participants can opt for self-paced, online or
face-to-face learning.
What To Gain
• Better understanding of Kenya’s social, political, cultural and economic history.
• Greater sense of purpose and appreciation of rights, roles and responsibilities as young citizens.
• Increased knowledge on the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 and on how the Law works
• Access to industry experts, legal aid and referral services.
Learning Areas
The Teens Guide is an informative book that we use to guide the young people in the learning process. Some of the topics covered include;
- Teens, the Law & Society
- Citizenship & Personal Development
- Leadership and Volunteerism
- Human Rights & Children Participation
- Government and Public Service
Service Model
Self-Paced Learning (6 weeks)
- Free digital copy of Teens Guide to the Constitution of Kenya
- Access to all program modules
Online Classes (8 weeks)
- Free printed copy of Teens Guide to the Constitution of Kenya
- Access to all program modules
- 4 bi-weekly zoom sesssions with tutors and industry experts
Physical Classes (12 weeks)
- Free printed copy of Teens Guide to the Constitution of Kenya
- Access to all program modules
- 12 weekly sessions with tutors and industry experts
- Access to legal aid and referral services
Enrol Now
Use the links www.teendom.africa or learn.teendom.africa to register your details and select modules.
MPESA
PayBill Number: 522522
Account No.: 7569255
BANK
KCB BANK, HURLINGHAM BRANCH
Account Name: TEENDOM AFRICA LTD
Account Number: 1314218271
Get In Touch
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