Kabboumb Academy Prison Education and Training Initiative (PETI) for prisoner up-skilling and/or re-skilling for sustainable re-integration is premised on the strong believe that everyone deserves a second chance in life. Educating prisoners do not only reduce crime rate but improves employment and saves money spent by government and others on prisons and prisoners. The Prison Education and Training Initiative (PETI) seeks to provide prisoners with the opportunity to learn new skills and give them a renewed sense of purpose and commitment towards life and nation building.

HOW THE PRISON EDUCATION AND TRAINING INITIATIVE WORKS
The PETI works through stakeholders, partners and/or donor interventions. Kabboumb Academy lobbies and partners with government, other private organizations and authorities of correctional facilities- incarceration centers to build education and training centers within correctional facilities and equip these centers with libraries, classrooms and Volunteer Education and Training coordinators. These coordinators help receive and manage volunteer teachers who shall periodically visit these centers to physically train and assess the prisoners on the PETI program. These trained PETI volunteers will give the necessary guided teaching; vocational or academic to the inmates while the inmates utilize the libraries and training labs during there leisure times to research and do assignments to be reviewed by the visiting volunteer teachers through their volunteer Education and Training coordinators. These assignments and other assessments are recorded, reviewed and graded for certification by the academy upon course completion.