Don Bosco Technical Secondary School-Embu
Don Bosco Embu offers both Secondary School Education and Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET). Don Bosco Embu has a (Bro Umberto Memorial Farm) that is used both for production and training interns. It is also the Salesian Aspirantate for Kenya. We are located in Embu County, on Kiritiri Road, 7km from Embu Town.
Don Bosco Technical Secondary School-Embu
Don Bosco Technical Secondary School-Embu is a private educational institution owned and administered by the Salesians of Don Bosco, a religious society of Catholic Priests and Brothers.
In 1983, the Salesians recognized the necessity of providing sound education and technical skills training to young people in and around Embu. This realization led them to establish a Technical Secondary School with the aim of educating and training the youth in trade-related skills and music, enabling them to become responsible and productive citizens characterized by honesty and goodness.
Don Bosco Technical Institute
Don Bosco Technical Institute offers vocational programs tailored to equip young individuals with the skills needed to enter the job market or pursue entrepreneurship by establishing and managing their own businesses.
Our comprehensive programs encompass a wide range of courses, including Carpentry and Joinery, Computer Applications, Electrical Installation, Fitter Mechanics, Masonry and Bricklaying, Motor Vehicle Mechanics, Secretarial Duties, Solar Energy, Welding, and Fabrication, among others. These courses are designed to provide practical and theoretical knowledge, ensuring that students acquire the necessary skills for success in their chosen fields.
At Don Bosco, we prioritize hands-on training and real-world experiences, allowing students to apply their knowledge in practical settings. Our dedicated faculty members, who are experts in their respective fields, provide guidance and mentorship to nurture students' talents and help them excel.
Bro Umberto Memorial Farm
Don Bosco Embu Farm stands as a testament to the vision and dedication of the late Bro. Umberto Rizzetto SDB. Since the establishment of Don Bosco Embu in 1984 until his passing in 2017, Bro. Umberto tirelessly devoted himself to the goal of achieving self-sufficiency in food production for the institution.
While serving as a manager in the office, Bro. Umberto actively engaged in manual labor on the farm. His hands-on approach and unwavering commitment inspired others and set an example of hard work and determination.
Through the generous support of numerous benefactors, the farm has been equipped with a wide array of farming equipment and tools. This support has played a vital role in enhancing the farm's productivity and efficiency, enabling Don Bosco Embu to meet its food requirements and contribute to its self-sustainability goals.
Don Bosco Workshop
Salesian Aspirantate
Is God Calling You?
MZEE JASANI AND DON BOSCO EMBU
We are very grateful to the late Mzee Jasani for his vision and the Trustees, Mr. Bharat Thaker and Mr. Shashi Shah for their understanding.
Mzee C.N. Jasani
Volunteers from Austria
Don Bosco Embu Community
Don Bosco Embu is a vibrant and inclusive community that brings together Salasian Priests, technical and secondary school teachers, supporting staff, and students. This diverse group of individuals collaborates harmoniously to create a nurturing environment that fosters growth, learning, and personal development. The Salasian Priests provide spiritual guidance and mentorship, while the dedicated teachers impart valuable knowledge and skills to the students. The supporting staff plays a crucial role in maintaining the smooth functioning of the community. Together, they form a strong network of support, fostering a sense of belonging and enabling each member to thrive and reach their full potential. Don Bosco Embu is a true testament to the power of community and collaboration in shaping the lives of its members.