CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT

We aim to help develop and strengthen the skills, instincts, abilities, processes and resources that organizations, communities and individuals need to survive, adapt, and thrive in a fast-changing world for changed mindsets and attitudes.

Climate Change Zambia Academy Promoting

Self-Improvement, Legacy Living, Empowerment and Self-Sufficiency.

SPECIALISED CLASSES

Our specialised classes will give you a focused in-depth knowledge and training experience in a specific field, subject or profession, offering a narrower, more intensive approach to learning than general courses.


They also take a shorter time and can be done around your own personal schedule online and in-person.


The classes help qualify you to excel in your work, business or personal every day life. So pick a class and enhance your knowledge and skills with confidence!

CURRENTLY CLOSED

* Composting

* Fruit Tree Grafting

* Backyard Fish Farming

Dragon Fruit Growing in Zambia

Dragon Fruit Growing
Dragon Fruit Growing
Yellow White Flesh
Yellow White Flesh
Red White Flesh
Red White Flesh
Red Pink Flesh
Red Pink Flesh
High Market Value
High Market Value
Numerous Health Benefits
Numerous Health Benefits
Learn Dragon Fruit
Learn Dragon Fruit

Dragon Fruit Beginners Guide


Also going by the names pitaya/ strawberry pear, this native southern Mexico and Central America plant is now grown world-wide.


It's a prolific tropical fruit that grows on a climbing cactus, easy to grow and with numerous health and economic benefits. Tastes may vary due to the many varieties being grafted but the common description is a cross between a pear and a kiwi. It also has a very high market value going for as much as $3 per fruit.

Food Security Management

From Farm
From Farm
To Plate
To Plate
Accountability and Responsibility
Accountability and Responsibility
Health
Health
Wealth
Wealth
Supply
Supply
Get food Secure
Get food Secure

15 Rules of Food Security Self Sufficiency


Wealth, Health and Supply


Self-sufficiency, meaning the ability to meet one's own needs without relying on external sources, involves a combination of skills, knowledge, and resourcefulness, and can be approached through various avenues, from personal development to practical skills. Mastering sustainable self-reliance is no longer an option with the many challenges that the world economies are facing.

Child & Youth Group Management

Children and Youth
Children and Youth
Survival Skills
Survival Skills
Health and Wellness
Health and Wellness
Leadership Skills
Leadership Skills
Self Development
Self Development
Various Crafts
Various Crafts
Sport and Recreation
Sport and Recreation

Wellness, Growth and Impact


Healthy child and youth development involves encompassing physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development.


This class focuses on learning to better nurture the well-being and potential of young people, empowering them to become productive and contributing members of society and generations. It is crucial for individuals to thrive and for societies to progress with functional human character.

PREPARE YOURSELF FOR

PURPOSE AND SELF SUFFICIENCY

A-LEVEL CLASSES

The CCZA A-Levels are termed Application Level subjects. We help learners explore and find their niche and prepare themselves for further purpose and self-sufficiency. Whatever tools they gain are able to be applied in their ever improving lives.


The A-Levels are a range of specialised subjects that on their own enable a learner to apply themselves practically in the work force and as entrepreneurs.


We offer two sessions in a year with exams at the end of each session. Learners can take a maximum of three subjects per session. Subjects may sometimes be seasonal for maximised practical study opportunities.

A-Level Subjects offered

Awareness & Advocacy

Entrepreneurship

Development Studies

Analytical Statistics

Communication Skills

Program Management

Food & Nutrition Security

Community Development

Farmstead Management

Land Management

Nature Conservation

Parks & Recreation

A-Levels are designed for flexibility and discipline

The CCZA A-Level program allows for flexibility. We understand the demand for personal resources in everyday lives and we give our clients the space to design their personal learning program around their own availability of time and other personal resources.


The teaching and learning of A-Levels differs from common secondary school systems. The subjects are condensed and demand understanding rather than memorizing. We also encourage a more hands-on approach to subjects while theory learning is more of an introduction to the subject matter.


Each A-Level subject is composed of a number of Modules that require intensive study. The subjects while taught in class and the outdoors, remain largely self-taught with the help of provided materials, study and learning spaces. Being self-driven is necessary for any learner doing our A-Levels.

A-LEVEL SUBJECTS APRIL-AUGUST SESSION 2025

ENTREPRENEURSHIP


Entrepreneurship does not always follow the rules of a structured business. Entrepreneurship is the creation or extraction of economic value from various resources focusing on innovation, risk-taking, and creating new ventures, whereas business is about managing existing operations and generating profits.


Entrepreneurship is a whole lifestyle of balance, discipline and endurance to oversee and build a brand long-term that handles several businesses. It can be a very lonely and difficult journey with seldom any assistance.



MODULE 1: ECONOMICS


MODULE 2: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT


MODULE 3: VALUE CHAIN DEVELOPMENT


MODULE 4: APPLIED BUSINESS ACCOUNTS


MODULE 5: BRANDING

COMMUNICATION SKILLS


As humans, we are drawn to one another and communicate with each other in a variety of capacities. The lack of effective communication skills leads to misunderstandings, conflicts, and difficulties in relationships and professional settings.


How one communicates can be a make or break factor in securing a job, maintaining a healthy relationship, and healthy self expression. Communication Skills are therefore, crucial for building strong relationships, resolving conflicts, achieving goals, and fostering personal and professional growth.


MODULE 1: COMMUNICATION ELEMENTS AND STYLES


MODULE 2: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION


MODULE 3: VERBAL COMMUNICATION


MODULE 4: NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION


MODULE 5: MEDIA DEVELOPMENT

FARMSTEAD MANAGEMENT


A farmstead is a farm and its buildings plus service areas. It also includes a home and recreational areas. The main aim of a farmstead is to serve as a location for agricultural activities and residential living closer to the farm production space.


Farmstead management involves the strategic planning, implementation, and monitoring of all aspects of a farm operation to ensure profitability, sustainability, and efficiency, encompassing areas like crop and livestock production, resource management, and financial planning


MODULE 1: DESIGN AND PLANNING


MODULE 2: FARM ECONOMICS


MODULE 3: FARM PRODUCTION


MODULE 4: INPUT MANAGEMENT


MODULE 5: SELF-SUFFICIENCY NETWORKING

FOOD SECURITY MANAGEMENT


Food security is when all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life (1996 World Food Summit). Crucial though is also Food Sovereignty as without it then the definition is void.


With consideration to food sovereignty, the four main dimensions of food security that need simultaneous fulfillment and stability are availability of food, access to food, food utilization, and as long as they are nutritious types of food.  


MODULE 1: AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT


MODULE 2: RESERVE MANAGEMENT


MODULE 3: NUTRITION MANAGEMENT


MODULE 4: FOOD SYSTEMS AND MARKETS


MODULE 5: FOOD SOVEREGNTY

LAND MANAGEMENT


Land management involves the systematic administration and planning of land use, development, conservation and protection to ensure sustainable and responsible resource use. Strategies applied need to be effective and efficient in order to maintain specific land use outcomes.


Challenges such as Land Degradation, Land Use Conflicts, Climate Change, Lack of Resources and Capacity, and Inadequate Policies and Regulations tend to exacerbate the objective to ensure sustainability and balance for environmental, economic and social benefits.


MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO SOIL SCIENCE


MODULE 2: LAND USE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT


MODULE 3: SOIL SURVEY AND LAND EVALUATION


MODULE 4: LAND HUSBANDRY


MODULE 5: SOIL REMEDIATION

PARKS & RECREATION


This covers areas involving tourism, commercial recreation, natural resource management, therapeutic recreation, or experiential education. Lessons try to address the socio-cultural dimensions of spaces, management and leadership techniques.


This may include ethics, marketing, communication, budgeting and finance, legal aspects, economics, governance, and contemporary issues facing the sector. Our learners are capable of effecting change from local to national levels.


MODULE 1: TOURISM INDUSTRY


MODULE 2: PRINCIPLES OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT


MODULE 3: HERITAGE AND SITE MANAGEMENT


MODULE 4: ATTRACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES


MODULE 5: TOUR OPERATING

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