Warm greetings — and welcome to a learning place built for impact.
At Tee Social Work & Community Development Skill Center we equip practitioners, community leaders, students, and changemakers with practical skills, evidence-informed tools, and the confidence to design and deliver meaningful social interventions. Whether you’re just starting out or deepening an established career, our programs are designed to be applied immediately in the field.

Our promise: practical learning, real-world placement, and measurable community impact.

About Us
Tee Skill Center was founded to close the gap between classroom theory and community practice. We combine rigorous social work principles with community development strategies so graduates can design responsive projects, run collaborative community engagements, and lead programs that last. Our instructors are practicing professionals and field experts who bring real case studies, tools, and mentorship into every course.

Mission
To prepare ethical, skilled, and resilient social work and community development professionals who can lead inclusive, sustainable change in their communities.

Vision
A world where communities have the capacity, leadership, and resources to solve their own challenges—supported by skilled social workers and development practitioners.

Core Values

• Respect & dignity for all people

• Community-led solutions

• Practical, evidence-based practice

• Ethical leadership and accountability

• Lifelong learning and reflection

What We Offer (Programs & Certificates
We deliver modular, short, and diploma-level offerings that can fit busy schedules:

• Foundations of Social Work Practice — casework, ethics, client assessment, and referral systems.

• Community Development Practice — participatory planning, community mobilization, and resource mapping.

• Project Design & Proposal Writing — needs assessment, logic models, budgets, and donor reporting.

• Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEL) — indicators, data collection, participatory evaluation, and adaptive programming.

• Psychosocial Support & Trauma-Informed Care — basics of mental health first aid in community settings.

• Leadership & Management for NGOs — governance, financial basics, team management, and fundraising.

Each course includes practical assignments, templates for real work (e.g., proposal templates, assessment tools), and opportunities for peer learning.

Our Teaching Approach
We center practice. Expect a mix of:

• Short lectures that explain core concepts

• Case studies drawn from real projects

• Small group workshops and roleplays

• Field assignments and community engagement tasks

• Mentorship sessions with experienced practitioners

• Templates, toolkits, and checklists you can reuse immediately

Courses are designed for active application—not just certificates. We prioritize skills that employers and communities value.

Learning Outcomes — What You’ll Be Able To Do
After completing our core courses, learners will be able to:

1. Conduct community needs assessments and stakeholder mapping.

2. Design clear, fundable project proposals with realistic budgets.

3. Apply ethical social work practice and confidentiality in field settings.

4. Monitor project progress using simple, practical MEL tools.

5. Facilitate community meetings and participatory decision-making.

6. Provide basic psychosocial support and refer complex cases appropriately.

Who Should Join

• Early-career social workers and graduates in social sciences

• Community leaders and grassroots organizers

• NGO and CBO staff seeking hands-on skills

• Students preparing for field placements

• Donor/program officers who need practical community engagement skills

Why Choose Tee Skill Center

• Practical resources: ready-to-use templates and toolkits.

• Field relevance: instructors with active on-the-ground experience.

• Flexible learning: courses suited for working professionals.

• Networking: connect with a growing alumni community across sectors.

• Support: guided feedback on assignments and project drafts.

How to Enroll

1. Visit the Courses section on this site.

2. Choose a course and click Enroll me or follow the enrollment instructions on the course page.

3. If the course requires approval, an administrator will contact you within 48 hours.

4. For group or organizational enrollments, email our admin team with your request (details below).

Support & Accessibility
If you need learning accommodations or technical support while using this Moodle site, we’re here to help. Contact our support team and specify your need (e.g., extra time, document format, captioning). We strive to make learning accessible for everyone.

Call to Action
Ready to build practical skills and make a difference? Browse our current courses under Courses or click Contact to ask about tailored group training for your NGO or community group.

Contact Us
Email:admin@christineodira.gnomio.com
Phone/WhatsApp: +2540794796758
Office hours: Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Africa/Nairobi)