Employment Opportunities

Africa has one of the world’s youngest and fastest-growing populations. with people under the age of 25 accounting for roughly 60% of the total population and nearly half of the world’s youth. However, an in-depth analysis reveals that many of Africa’s youth workforce is engaged in the informal sector, where wages are predominantly low and social protection schemes are scarce. People in this region are forced to do menial jobs just to survive. Elevated unemployment and underemployment in a country impose inflated costs on individuals and can be extremely detrimental to society’s economy, and prolonged unemployment may lead to an erosion of skills as well as increased skepticism and pessimism.

The electric vehicle industry has come a long way, with manufacturers making significant strides in terms of technology and consumer acceptance. Aside from experts with automotive manufacturing experience, the production and maintenance of electric vehicles will open new doors to diverse fields for most young people. We pioneered the idea of providing vocational training to diploma graduates, aspiring amateurs, and especially women, besides focusing on the occupational priorities of this sector. We intend to expand into ten more countries, creating at least 10,000 new job opportunities, with 3000 new hires in Togo and Benin.