The project goal is to reduce the level of youth unemployment by improving the access to quality education and to the acquisition of practical skills. It is focused on two specific aims: (1)Increase the number of young people who have found their place in the labor market and (2) increase the number of qualified teachers who use innovative methods in teaching. The project will extend learnig about crafts and arts at Joska school in Kenya, which provides just general education so far. The syllabus of 4 new school subjecst will be developed and delivered and we will also organize motivational seminars. At all, the quality of education will be increased by implementation of innovative teaching methods. The project will have long-term impact on employment of graduates or their further study by strengthening of students´ competitiveness through craftsmanship and artistic education. The project will also focus on enhancing the professional qualification of teachers through various courses and on improvement of the teaching process through electrification of the school. Direct benefit from the project will have 450 students and 15 teachers. This project is perfectly competitive with already completed project SAMRS 01/04/2012: "Improving access to pre-school and primary education for disadvantaged and socially vulnerable people in Kenya."