Hands on the tools
Students use real site tools. The work is supervised, but genuinely done by them.
Beyond Academics
Skill Safari takes students onto real worksites and into real-world trades. With trowels, rollers, clay and spanners in hand, they turn learning into something they can do.

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The idea
Students use real site tools. The work is supervised, but genuinely done by them.
Brick masonry and construction methods sit alongside battery checks and maintenance basics. People who do the work every day teach the modules.
Eco-friendly clay idols, mural painting and campus transformation projects, all are created by student teams.
Modules run so far
Skill Safari
