The Member of Parliament, MP, for the Menchum North Constituency, Hon Kum John Nji, has opted to secure the registration of some trainees willing to study at Yaounde-based New World Technology Vocational Training Institute.
The lawmaker announced the good news recently ahead of the start of the 2026/2027 academic year.
Through the partnership with the vocational training centre, some 15 trainees will be offered partial scholarships to study at the institute.
Of the number, the Member of Parliament, has agreed to pay the registration of two trainees while the remaining 13 trainees will have their enrollment fee covered by the vocational training institute.
The trainees will be selected from across Fungom and Furu-Awa Subdivisions in Menchum Division.
In all, potential beneficiaries will include 10 persons from Fungom Subdivision and five from Furu Awa Subdivision.
The move, it was gathered, is part of the MP’s efforts to boost skills acquisition and combat unemployment.
“Those willing to benefit from this partial scholarship should prepare their files and deposit at the office of New World Technology Vocational Training Institute in Yaounde,” the MP is quoted to have said.
Meanwhile the founder of New World Technology Vocational Training Institute, Fuh Rene Che, has welcomed the offer, describing it as a lifeline for potential beneficiaries.
Fuh Rene has expressed gratitude to Hon Kum John Nji for constantly reaching out to his constituents.
“This is not the first time that Hon Kum John Nji is assisting students. We are happy he has extended the support to our institute. This is to us, is more than just a support but a life changer for those who will benefit from the offer,” Fuh Rene said of the largesse.
In a country where many graduates struggle to turn education into stable employment, New World Technology Vocational Training Institute, based in Yaounde, is proving that the right skills can change life trajectories.
Founded by celebrated renewable energy expert, Fuh Rene Che, the Messassi-Yaounde headquartered vocational training institute is already transforming the dreams of several young unemployed Cameroonians into reality.
In his early thirties, Fuh Rene Che, has always had the dream of reducing the unemployment burden on government.
Conscious enough that no government in the world can provide employment to all its citizens, the dream of setting up a vocational training institute crossed his mind.
After years struggling to get paper work for the institute, the creation of the centre was approved by the government through the Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training late last year.
Barely a year of operation, New World Technology Vocational Training Institute is already transforming the dreams of several young Cameroonians registered at the institute.
The institute offers courses in renewable energy, electricity, digital marketing, general computing, surveillance Camera installation and automobile tracking, web design among others.
New World Technology Vocational Training Institute, it should be said, is the brainchild of New World Technologies, a company that has been promoting the use of renewable energy in Cameroon and beyond.
Midwifed in 2019, New World Technologies, has been imposing itself as a leading company in the renewable energy sector in the country.
The company under the watch of Fuh Rene Che as Chief Executive Officer, CEO, has successfully installed solar panels in public and private structures across Cameroon.
Prominent amongst the projects realised is the installation of solar panels at the Yaounde Campus of ICT University and a similar realisation in the palace of Weh in Menchum Division.
The vision bearer of the company, Fuh Rene Che, maintains that New World Technologies aims to conquer Africa.
Recounting the humble beginnings of the company following its creation in 2019, Fuh Rene said New World Technologies has a vision of training youth on becoming self-reliant.
“We are ready to train youth and give them practical knowledge so that they can help their families and themselves” he said.
Speaking further, Fuh Rene disclosed that: “As part of our mission, we are looking forward to going around Africa to change the mentality of the youth. The youth must understand that they must not only depend on government but they should be able to create jobs. They should be able to create jobs for themselves and others”.
“Today, the world is technology driven. At New World Technologies, we install solar panels, security cameras, ACs…when the youth come here, we train them and give them the certificates to become professionals,” he said stating that: “We are all calling on young Cameroonians who are unemployed to come to New World Technologies. We will give them quality training to permit them become self- employed”.
New World Technologies has, within the years past, witnessed unprecedented growth and groundbreaking achievements.
For the Chief Executive Officer, the company aims to solidify its position as a key player in the clean energy transition, achieving remarkable milestones across community and commercial solar while continuing to innovate and expand its portfolio.
The company is currently reflecting on the journey covered in over seven years of unwavering commitment to sustainability, cutting-edge technology and partnerships that power transformation.
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