Leadership, Empowerment, Advocacy and Development or LEAD Project Manager encouraged Eastern Equatoria youths to acquire vocational skills to earn a living.
Abugo Charles Guya on Friday, said about 100 new students registered for the next training, calling for more to turn up.
The Manager revealed that the 143 students who graduated after five-month training in tailoring, auto mechanic and entrepreneurship would get money to enable them start businesses.
The LEAD project that targets youth above 18 years is implemented by Plan South Sudan funded by UNICEF.