What you need to know:
- Pastor Edward Mwesigye, Pastoral Team Leader at Watoto, explained that the tournament aims to raise UGX300 million to equip the Hope Vocational and Technical Institute, established by Watoto Church to produce skilled and productive young Ugandans.
- He expressed a desire for the institute to train future plumbers, electricians, engineers, and mechanics, highlighting the need for modern equipment, skilled teachers, and supervisors.
Equity Bank Uganda Limited has committed Sh10 million to support the Watoto Golf Tournament, scheduled for Saturday, August 10, 2024, at the Uganda Golf Club.
Organized by Watoto Church Uganda as part of its 40th Anniversary celebrations, the tournament aims to raise funds for enhancing the Hope Vocational and Technical Institute. The funds will be used to provide essential vocational training tools and resources for up to 1,400 students.
Equity Bank’s Managing Director, Anthony Kituuka, emphasized that the bank’s partnership and sponsorship highlight its mission to transform lives, provide dignity, and expand opportunities for wealth creation. He noted, “We are thrilled to support Watoto Church Uganda in this meaningful initiative and firmly believe in the transformative power of education and empowerment.”
Kituuka also mentioned that Equity Bank has a long-standing involvement in the golf community, with notable events such as the Namulonge Open. He encouraged both golfers and non-golfers to join the event, promising an exciting Saturday.
Pastor Edward Mwesigye, Pastoral Team Leader at Watoto, explained that the tournament aims to raise UGX300 million to equip the Hope Vocational and Technical Institute, established by Watoto Church to produce skilled and productive young Ugandans. He expressed a desire for the institute to train future plumbers, electricians, engineers, and mechanics, highlighting the need for modern equipment, skilled teachers, and supervisors.
This year’s tournament will focus on young adults, with future editions planned to support young children and women. The Ugandan government recognizes Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) as crucial for individual prosperity and national economic growth.
Since its inception in 2005, Hope Vocational and Technical Institute has been addressing the growing demand for technical skills. As more students enroll, significant investments in resources and equipment are necessary to meet this need.
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