This diploma prepares learners to become professional social workers and community development practitioners who can respond to social challenges and promote sustainable change. The curriculum covers social work theory, community mobilization, leadership in development projects, child and family welfare, conflict resolution, and advocacy. Learners gain practical experience through community outreach programs, field placements, and project-based learning. The IT component equips students with skills in digital documentation, online survey tools, data analysis, and social media engagement for advocacy and community mobilization. By combining social science knowledge with digital skills, graduates are ready to work in diverse environments where social impact is needed.

Benefits of the Course:

• Builds skills for empowering individuals and communities through social and developmental programs.
• Equips learners with digital tools for advocacy, data-driven planning, and project management.
• Enhances employability in NGOs, government agencies, and international humanitarian organizations.
• Develops transferable skills such as communication, leadership, and problem-solving.
• Prepares graduates to contribute to social justice, equity, and sustainable development initiatives.

Potential Employers:

• NGOs and community-based organizations
• Government ministries and county social services departments
• Faith-based organizations and humanitarian agencies
• Schools, rehabilitation centers, and youth development programs
• International NGOs such as UNICEF, Save the Children, or World Vision

Self-Employment & Flexibility:
Graduates can establish community-based organizations (CBOs), NGOs, or social enterprises addressing issues such as poverty alleviation, gender equity, and youth empowerment. With IT skills, they can also explore opportunities in digital advocacy, online awareness campaigns, and community training services. Their skills are flexible enough to fit into fields like education, HR, counseling, and project management.

Preparation for Further Studies:
This diploma is a pathway to bachelor’s programs in Social Work, Community Development, Sociology, or Development Studies. Learners may also pursue advanced training in project management, counseling, or social policy to specialize further.