Evelyn Hone College

18/05/2026

🗣️ Njila Enrolment at Evelyn Hone College

➡️ Your Future Just Got Smarter – Meet Njila!

➡️ Wondering what’s next after your TEVET certificate or diploma? Not sure which career path fits your skills? Or how to land that job?

➡️ Njila is here to help – an AI career coach built for YOU. It’s free, uses very little data, and works on your phone or computer.

✅ Chat with Njila about what you’ve built, fixed, or done – even outside class.

✅ Discover career pathways in mining, agribusiness, tourism, energy, health and more.

✅ Build a professional CV, prep for interviews, and get matched to real jobs.

📢 Enrolment is happening NOW at Evelyn Hone College!

🗓️ Monday & Tuesday (17–18 May)

📍 Look for the Njila registration desk / your facilitator in the computer lab.

👉 Just scan the QR code or sign up with your student ID – takes less than 15 minutes.

📌 After enrolment, the pilot kicks off right away. Be among the first 1,500 students to shape career guidance in Zambia.

🕹️ Njila – your future, powered by you. 🇿🇲

18/05/2026

🎓 GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENT 🎓

Evelyn Hone College is pleased to announce its 59th Graduation Ceremony, which will take place on 24th July 2026.

All graduating students are informed that the participation fee is K2,600. Graduands are encouraged to complete their payments and preparations within the stipulated period.

You can register via the QR Code on our advert .

Congratulations to all graduands as you prepare to celebrate this important milestone! 🎉

16/05/2026

🗣️ Last week on Friday 8th May 2026, our Production and Operations Section held a quiz for Procurement and Supply students!

➡️ Among the notable sponsors of the event were; Trade Kings Group of Companies and the Zambia Zambia Institute of Purchasing and Supply.

➡️ You can also be part of such exciting events by being one of our students in Purchasing and Supply.

➡️ Apply now for the Diploma in Purchasing and Supply in the 2026 June/July Intake!

➡️ How to apply: Simply go to our website; www.evelynhone.ac.zm and follow the application steps!

➡️ You can also call 📞 0211 220208 or WhatsApp📱 0767 451952 for more information ℹ️

12/05/2026

🎯 As a follow up to the launch on 14th April, 2026 of the Strive Project which is a government program supported by the World Bank aimed at utilising a career progression Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform called, NJILA, the World Bank on 6th and 7th May, 2026 sent a facilitator, Mr. Mark Besa Ngoma to conduct a training of trainers for 8 members of staff of Evelyn Hone College (EHC) who’ll go on to train EHC students on the use of NJILA!

📌 NJILA is an AI powered platform that will equip students with skills for jobs as well as facilitate their transit to the job market!

⚠️ Be on the lookout for the upcoming training of 500 students from EHC on the use of NJILA and be part of the first group of students to use this tool that will take you a step ahead in your career development.

07/05/2026

Evelyn Hone College of Applied Arts and Commerce proudly announces its 59th Graduation Ceremony. This is a momentous occasion honoring the hard work, resilience, and success of our graduating students. Join us as we commemorate this milestone and usher in the next generation of professionals ready to make an impact.
Celebrating excellence, achievement, and new beginnings! 🎓

01/05/2026

01/05/2026

Honoring our staff and students who make it all happen!
Here are some highlights of Evelyn Hone College participating in this year's Labour Day march past, running under the theme: "Securing Zambia's Future of Work: Protecting Jobs, Skills and Pensions for Decent Work for All."
At Evelyn Hone College, we remain committed to equipping the nation with vital skills, fostering job creation, and supporting a secure future for all Zambian workers.
Happy Labour Day to all our hardworking staff, students, and the entire Zambian workforce! 🇿🇲🎉

16/04/2026

This week, Evelyn Hone College hosted a facilitator training for an innovative pilot under the STRIVE project (an upcoming government initiative supported by the World Bank) that is exploring how AI can strengthen career guidance for TEVET students in Zambia, with a strong focus on equipping students with skills for jobs and facilitating their transition to employment.

The training was officially launched by the Minister of Technology and Science, Hon. Felix Mutati, highlighting the importance of innovation and digital solutions in preparing young people for the future of work. The pilot and the application the students will use -called "Njila"- are designed to help students identify their skills, explore career pathways, and build practical job-readiness competencies linked to sectors with strong employment potential.

The training prepared facilitators to guide students through the sessions, support effective use of the AI tool, and help connect the experience to real opportunities in the labor market. By putting facilitators at the center, the pilot recognizes that technology is most powerful when combined with human support to help young people move from training into productive employment.