Passport to Success

This brochure describes the International Youth Foundation (IYF)’s presence in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). It focuses on IYF’s Passport to Success® curriculum and describes how its life skills training has helped local young people and employers. It also addresses how IYF is working in the region to maximize impact and sustainability through partnerships. 

This brochure describes the International Youth Foundation (IYF)’s presence in Africa. It focuses on IYF’s Passport to Success® curriculum and describes how its life skills training has helped local young people and employers. It also addresses how IYF is working in the region to maximize impact and sustainability through partnerships.

This fact sheet provides a brief description of the Jasa.kg program in Kyrgyzstan. The program aims to expand opportunities among Kyrgyzstani youth in the areas of employability, entrepreneurship, and civic engagement. The fact sheet is available in English, Kyrgyz, and Russian.

This report presents findings from the YouthMap initiative in the Casamance region of Senegal. It discusses local capacity building, life skills gained through IYF's Passport to Success® training, impact on youth and their parents, and community service training.

This fact sheet provides information about the work of the International Youth Foundation (IYF) in Sub-Saharan Africa.

This overview of the Passport To Success® (PTS) curriculum provides information on pedagogy and methodology, key curriculum elements, results, a list of lessons, and a sample lesson. PTS is IYF's signature life skills training with an emphasis on preparing young people for the workplace and enhancing trainers' teaching styles.

Unlocking the Youth Potential summarizes activities from the Via: Pathways to Work program implementation in Tanzania, and pulls out learnings and recommendations for Tanzanian youth employment system stakeholders.

Time to Shine tells the stories of young people who completed enhanced TVET or entrepreneurship training in Tanzania during the Via: Pathways to Work program. The book chronicles perspectives from the young people, their employers, and key staff from the training institutions. These are the stories of artisans, entrepreneurs, dreamers, builders, truth-tellers, futurists, problem-solvers, change-makers, and young leaders who are crafting Tanzania’s greatest future.