The world needs more skilled trades people like mechanics, construction workers, chefs and healthcare professionals.
Many apprenticeship and trade programs are relying on inefficient and outdated methods to reach students, resulting in empty classrooms and a lack of service providers.
Headquartered in Taiwan but first targeting the state of Hawai’i, Kaʻimi ʻOihana will drive the marketing of these programs and lead students to high-paying jobs that do not require an expensive 4-year university education.
