E-LEARNING
Take any one of our courses in advocacy, creative, entrepreneurship, digital and event planning skills.
Digi Savvy is n online learning platform under @NthaFoundation offering courses for success from leading organisations by highly qualified and experienced consultants
LOCATIONS
The Ntha Foundation Hub is an Innovation and Creative Centre in Lilongwe under @NthaFoundation, offering a digital learning hub, co-working space, restaurant and a media production studio.
Kwathu Centre
Kwathu Innovation and Creative Centre is our 5 year plan – an extension of the hub; a coalition comprising of 2 privately owned schools – the Excel Primary School, the Hillside Secondary School, and the Ndondwa Training Centre currently under construction under @NthaFoundation, offering a digital learning and innovation hubs, conferencing facilities, lodging, co-working spaces, office rental spaces, restaurants and media production studios.
PROGRAMS
The Nyenyezi Fellowship is our flagship program – an annual training that equips final year University students with the necessary skills to create sustainable businesses and become job-creators, as opposed to jobseekers.
We understand that we cannot all be entrepreneurs / founders, and that there must be some managers / administrative partners to assist start-up founders in the realisation of the development of sustainable businesses. This training program offers in-class lessons and on-the-job training opportunities to aspiring business managers.
The Ntha Foundation is one of the organisations entrusted by the Malawi Government thorugh the Public Private Partnership Commission, to operationalise the Digital Skills For All (Luntha Ndi Chuma) project, with support from the World Bank.
WORK WITH US
Our Flagship Programs:
70 Entrepreneurs / Managers Trained
The Nyenyezi Fellowship Program and M’mawa Management Program are our flagship programs – annual trainings that equip final year University students with the necessary skills to create and manage sustainable businesses and become job-creators, as opposed to jobseekers.
