Youth building skills programmeLearn. Build. Grow.Give your young person the chance to build real skills, real confidence, and real resilience.
The KMB Youth Academy — Learn. Build. Grow. programme is an 8-week, hands-on experience designed to develop mental toughness, practical life skills, and foundational building knowledge in a supportive, real-world environment. Led by experienced builder and mentor Kiel Marshall, this programme blends building fundamentals, life skills, and mental resilience that will benefit participants far beyond the workshop. Spaces are limited. |
"This programme is about giving young people practical skills, real confidence, and a better understanding of what’s possible for them."
- Kiel Marshall
Programme detailsDates: Fridays, February 13 – April 4
Time: 3:45pm – 5:30pm Location: 19 Vipond Road, Stanmore Bay Cost: $60 per session, with scholarships available Participants will finish the programme with a showcase event for family and friends. |
What participants will learnThe programme focuses on three core pillars:
Over eight engaging weeks, students will gain hands-on experience in:
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Week 1 – Health, safety and mindset
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Week 2 – Workstations and organisation
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Week 3 – Client interaction and professionalism
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Week 4 – Measuring and marking accurately
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Week 5 – Basic carpentry skills
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Week 6 – Tool maintenance
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Week 7 – Plans and teamwork
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Week 8 – Showcase and celebration
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Meet your mentor:
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Built on discipline, resilience and real experience This programme incorporates age-appropriate mental toughness challenges inspired by proven mindset principles. The focus is on helping young people develop:
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Pathways into the tradesThe KMB Youth Academy is designed as a genuine starting point for young people interested in the building industry.
Participants who demonstrate the right attitude, reliability, and work ethic may be supported with introductions to:
Register your interestSpaces are limited and expected to fill quickly.
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