APREM’s proposed Professional School & Community Enterprise Network is designed to connect practical education with opportunities to work and build enterprises in Morisseau, Haiti.
The project is in development. Courses and enrollment are not yet open.
Five proposed training areas
- Carpentry
- Electricity and solar installation
- Nursing and community health aide training
- Plumbing and water systems
- Masonry and construction
The plan links these programs with community enterprises intended to create pathways from training to livelihoods.
A $535,000 plan in three phases
The proposed implementation period is 42 months from launch. The overall funding goal is $535,000; the current published amount raised is $0.
Phase 1 — $165,000 | Months 1–14
Develop the foundation and core school structure, fund first-year working capital, and begin solar and digital enterprise activities.
Phase 2 — $195,000 | Months 15–28
Complete interiors and classrooms, develop construction and agribusiness enterprise units, and provide furniture, library resources and equipment.
Phase 3 — $175,000 | Months 29–42
Equip technical workshops and trade laboratories, develop the full enterprise network, and establish an endowment seed fund.
What the plan aims to achieve
At full development, the business plan targets capacity for 450 students annually and an employment pathway for 200 people by Year 5. These figures describe planned outcomes, rather than completed results or guaranteed jobs.
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