Learn. Practice. Build. Get certified. Work. Start a business.
FOSH combines classroom learning with hands-on training, real projects, assessment, employment preparation, and entrepreneurship — for the trades Haiti needs most.
FOSH combines classroom learning with hands-on training, practical projects, assessment, employment preparation, and entrepreneurship — so every trade graduate can get hired or start their own business.
From first lesson to first client — every FOSH trade program follows the same eight steps.
Theory
Learn the fundamentals, materials, tools, and codes behind the trade.
Safety
Master the safety practices that keep you and your worksite protected.
Hands-on Lab
Practice the real techniques on real tools and materials, under supervision.
Real Project
Complete an actual project from start to finish, not just an exercise.
Practical Assessment
Demonstrate your skills to FOSH instructors under real conditions.
FOSH Skills Credential
Earn a FOSH-issued credential recognizing exactly what you can do.
Apprenticeship / Employment
Get placed with a mentor or employer to keep building experience.
Entrepreneurship
Learn to price, invoice, and manage a small business in your trade.
Four trade families available now — with heavy equipment operation planned for the future.

Construction & Building
The trades that build and finish every home and building in Haiti.
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Future Expansion
Future Expansion
Heavy equipment operation FOSH plans to add as the Academy grows.
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Not yet available — FOSH will announce heavy equipment training when it launches.
Every FOSH trade program includes the business skills to go independent, not just the technical skills.
Tools, manuals, diagnostic systems, and technical terminology are often in English — FOSH teaches the English you actually need for the job, while instruction stays accessible in Kreyòl and French.
FOSH issues its own FOSH Skills Certificate or FOSH Certificate of Completion when you finish a trade pathway. These are not government-accredited or nationally recognized credentials unless FOSH has an official partnership that says so — we'll always be upfront about which is which as accredited partnerships are added.