Clean energy
Solar installs and repair, batteries, cookstoves, phone-charging kiosks.
Program
A 3-month, practitioner-led cohort for young people in Southern Africa who want to turn a local environmental problem into a real livelihood.
Short application plus a quick interview. We're looking for readiness, not qualifications.
One live session a week for 3 months, in a cohort of 10–20 people, guided by real practitioners.
Finish with a real project in your own community, then get connected to local organisations for shadowing and next steps.
Three lanes to start with
Each new cohort we open one more lane. Pick the problem closest to where you live.
Solar installs and repair, batteries, cookstoves, phone-charging kiosks.
Rainwater harvesting, tank installs, leak repair, borehole and greywater work.
Collection rounds, sorting, buy-back centres, plastic and tyre reuse.
What finishing looks like
Successful completion isn't a test — it's a real, documented small-scale project in your own community: what problem you tackled, what you did, what it cost, what it earned or saved, and what's next.
That project becomes your portfolio when we connect you to local organisations for shadowing.
The commitment
Length
3 months
Format
Fully virtual
Time
1 session per week
Cohort size
10–20 people
Cost to join
Free