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Students across the country are set to benefit from a program to grow and monetize their talents. This was revealed during a mentorship training of students at Moi Girls School in Nairobi. David Vegan from Top Talent Agency who are on a tour of Kenya say they have identified several students with great talent and passion in technical work that the Agency will support to grow into a career.
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Program to train youth to monetize talent launched in schools
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