Tailoring & Garment Cutting
Design, cutting, garment construction and sewing for employment or enterprise.
Faith • Skills • Inclusion
Skills that build strength for life.
Practical, inclusive vocational training for young people, refugees, school dropouts and learners with disabilities in Kyabirukwa.
1996Year founded
289Learners enrolled
169Refugee learners
36Deaf learners
Welcome
A place of hope, opportunity and practical learning
Founded in 1996 by the Sisters of Our Lady of Good Counsel, St. Bruno Vocational School equips marginalized young people with employable skills, confidence and a renewed sense of purpose.
Our learners come from Uganda and neighbouring countries. Training combines technical competence, Christian values, life skills, entrepreneurship and psychosocial support.
Discover our story
Learn by doing
Courses connected to real livelihoods
Carpentry & Joinery
Furniture making, woodwork, roofing and general joinery skills.
Bricklaying & Concrete Practice
Masonry, construction, plastering and concrete work.
Catering & Food Production
Food preparation, baking, presentation and service skills.
Our impact
Skills restore dignity and independence.
Learners leave with practical abilities they can use for employment, self-employment and service within their communities. Refugees and learners with disabilities receive support to participate fully.
Read about our impactSafe learning
Every learner deserves dignity, care and protection.
Our safeguarding policy applies to staff, learners, volunteers, visitors and partners.
Support St. Bruno
Help a learner turn skill into strength.
Your contribution supports training materials, meals, equipment, counselling and accessible learning.